Get Access
Get access to Rails Designer's current and new components with a simple one-time price.
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Solo
$ 99 69 one-time
payment- Access to the entire library
- Includes free updates (to any 1.x version)
- Built for Ruby on Rails
- Designed with Tailwind CSS and enhanced with Hotwire
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Team
$ 299 199 one-time
payment- Everything in Solo, plus:
- Unlimited projects
- Access for your entire team
- 30-minute consultation with Rails Designer creator
FAQ
How does it work?
Rails Designer is packaged as a private gem. The gem comes with a generator to copy components to your app from the library (or manual, like so: bin/rails generator rails_designer:component Elements::Avatar
). You can then tweak the component however you want or choose one of the many variants from the library in the gem.
What's up with the launch discount?
Until Rails Designer v1 is released it will be available for a big discount! V1 is getting pretty close though: mostly around tidying up some APIs and a few more components to be included.
Can I use Rails Designer with my team?
Yes, the Team Plan is made for teams. You can share the unique API key with your team. All components are available, via the Components Library, inside your app to all your developers (eg. /rails_designer/).
Can I upgrade to Team from Solo?
Sure. Just reach out and I’ll send you a discount code to cover the price difference.
What does “Includes free updates” mean?
Updates within the 1.x series are free. Upgrades to 2.x and beyond may be available at a reduced rate for current users.
When is V1 ready?
Soon! Currently a few components, I want to included, are in the works. Also extending some component variants, to make sure the API is solid, but versatile. Lastly, I want to include some improvements on making the variants more customizable and not rely on static data. That all being said: Rails Designer is already solid and used by many professionals.
What are the tech specs?
All components are as vanilla-Rails as possible. This means ERB and no external gems for view-related code (other than ViewComponent). There are some third-party packages used for the included Stimulus controllers. For Ruby code Standard is used, and for JavaScript Eslint. Tested against Ruby (3.0.0), Rails (~> 7.0), Tailwind CSS (~> 2.3) and ViewComponent versions (~> 2.3).
Where can I find my invoice?
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