Email, automation and attribution. One console.

This is a front-end-only kit. Ember is a statically exported Next.js project — every page, dashboard and chart you see is built from local mock data, with no database, API routes or server actions behind it. You get the complete UI, the animations and the component architecture; you wire it to your own backend when you're ready.

The full marketing site and an operator-style dashboard: hero, strategic pillars, the merged campaign showcase, the audience console, pricing, this FAQ, and the legal scaffold (privacy, terms, cookies, accessibility and region-conditional pages). You get every React component, the OKLCH design-token system, the Cabinet Grotesk display-font wiring, the GSAP / Motion / Lenis animation utilities, and a single SITE_CONFIG file for one-file rebranding.

Brand identity lives in two places. Edit SITE_CONFIG (src/config/site.ts) for your name, navigation, social links and the registered-entity details in the footer. Edit the OKLCH tokens in globals.css to re-hue the accent — change one hue value and the whole coral ramp shifts with it. Swap the display font by replacing the self-hosted font file and the --font-display token. Everything reads from tokens, so there are no hard-coded colours or fonts to chase down.

This is the Next.js App Router edition, configured for static export (output: 'export'). Ember is also available built natively for SvelteKit, Astro, Nuxt and Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS — each is a real, idiomatic build for that framework rather than a wrapper, so you can buy the stack you actually ship on. Check the listing for the edition you need.

You receive a commercial licence to use the kit in your own products and client projects — build and ship as many sites for yourself or your clients as you like. You may not resell or redistribute the kit itself as a template or starter. The full terms ship in the licence file inside the download; if you need a team or extended licence, get in touch before purchase.

No, and we're explicit about it. Every metric, testimonial, company name, open-rate and revenue figure in the demo is fictional placeholder content, clearly marked in the code, included only to show how the UI handles real data. Deliverability tooling, A/B significance and uptime are presented as interface patterns, not as a service we operate. Before you publish, replace the demo content with your own substantiated figures — shipping invented metrics or certification claims is a real legal risk in most jurisdictions, and the kit is built to make that easy to do.

Yes — accessibility is a build gate, not an afterthought. The kit targets WCAG 2.2 AA, honours prefers-reduced-motion (every animation, the marquee and the campaign showcase all fall back to a static state), ships visible focus rings, semantic landmarks and a single skip link, and provides text or table alternatives for the charts and the moving trust row. It carries a dedicated, footer-linked accessibility page you can adapt to your own conformance statement.

You get the complete, documented source — a README, a COMPLIANCE.md explaining the legal scaffold, and inline comments on the demo-content and animation patterns — so most questions are answered in the download. Buyers receive bug-fix updates for the kit and can reach us for setup questions. Because it's a static front-end kit with no runtime service, there's nothing to keep online and no subscription to maintain — once it's yours, it runs anywhere static files run.