Pricing

Pro pays for new components every month and for agent tooling that runs on your code. Every paid plan is yearly or paid once.

Free

MIT, forever

Every free component, no account, no token, no attribution
The runtime, the GSAP and Lenis adapters
Public shadcn registry, unauthenticated
MCP server, unlimited
Verified on Astro 5, 6 and 7, every release

Set up in five minutes

Pro

$129/year

For one person. Renews at the price you started on.

28 page sections and 11 GPU effects from the private registry, each with its measured JavaScript cost. See them run.
Every template, starting with Waitlist
audit_motion and measure_budget: MCP tools that check motion and JavaScript cost in your repo, locally and in CI
compose_section: an ordered composition for a stated goal, with its total cost
New components every month, in a dated changelog
New Astro and Tailwind majors supported within 30 days
Email support, answered within 2 working days

Not open yet. Pro opens with the Founding 200: $249 once, for the first 200 buyers. Join the list and you get the link 48 hours before anyone else.

Team

$349/year

Up to 10 people in one company, on one invoice.

Everything in Pro, for everyone on the team
One key for the whole team, in local setups and in CI
Move up from Pro in the customer portal, and the rest of your Pro year counts toward it
More than 10 people, or a product that offers these components to its own users: email us

Talk to us

Prices are in USD and include tax, except in the US, Canada and India, where tax is added at checkout.

The license clause

Every component you install while subscribed stays licensed to you forever, on unlimited sites, your own and your clients'. The subscription pays for the registry, the agent tooling, support and everything that ships next.

Cancel and everything you installed keeps working and stays licensed. Registry access, the Pro MCP tools and new releases stop at the end of the paid year. Full terms: license · 14-day refund.

Questions

I already copied the code. Why keep paying?: You should not, if that is all you need. What you installed stays licensed to you forever. The subscription buys the registry, the agent tooling that runs on your code, support, and what ships next.
Is there a monthly plan?: No. What you install stays licensed to you after you cancel, so a monthly plan would sell the whole catalogue for one month's price. Every Pro section and effect runs live on its page, so you can judge it before you pay.
What happens when I cancel?: Everything installed keeps working and stays licensed, in every project. Registry access, the Pro MCP tools and new releases stop at the end of the paid year. There is no "no new projects" clause.
Can my team share one Pro subscription?: No. Pro is for one person. Team covers up to 10 people for $349 a year, less than a Pro subscription each from the third person on.
What does lifetime mean for Founding 200?: Pro for one person, with every release, for as long as Moonarc Pro runs. If it ever stops, everything you installed stays licensed to you, and the About page says what keeps working.
What happens at renewal?: Polar, our merchant of record, emails you 7 days before the renewal date. A renewal can be refunded in full within 14 days of the charge.
Do I need Tailwind?: No. Components ship layered CSS and custom properties; the Tailwind token layer is opt-in.
Is it really zero JS?: For CSS-only components, yes, and every page shows the measured number. Scripted ones print their bytes; the shared runtime is 1.9 kB raw once per site.
Does it work with React, Vue or Svelte islands?: Yes. Nothing here assumes a framework.
Does it survive View Transitions?: Yes, and it is verified in a real browser on Astro 5, 6 and 7 every release. How.
Why a subscription when Aceternity is $199 once?: A year of Pro is $129. It pays for the registry, the MCP tools that run on your code, and new components every month. If a fixed catalogue is all you want, Aceternity's lifetime plan, $199 on 2026-09-28, is the better deal.
Can I use it in client work?: Yes. Unlimited sites, yours and your clients'. Clients need no license of their own.
Who makes Moonarc?: One developer, Azri, builds and maintains Moonarc. The About page says how it is tested and paid for, and what keeps working if it stops.