🖤 Black Friday at TemplateMonster 2026: discounts up to 50% on 10 templates
The mega-sale season is just around the corner, and TemplateMonster is traditionally at the center of it. Every November, one of the world's largest digital storefronts rolls out a sale that leaves webmasters breathless. But with a catalog of 50,000+ items, it's easy to get lost.
We combed through the archives of past TemplateMonster promotions, picked 10 templates that regularly appear in Black Friday collections, and gathered them in one place. Some go for about a third off, some at half price, and the best deals sell out within hours. Bookmark this in your browser, your head start.
💡 Quick overview:
- Open the demo for each template and evaluate the design.
- Check the price and discount availability on the product page.
- Choose the CMS that fits your task: WordPress, Joomla, PrestaShop, or HTML.
- Bookmark the templates now and come back in November for the best price.
What TemplateMonster is and how Black Friday discounts work
TemplateMonster is a marketplace that has been around since 2002. The platform offers themes and templates for WordPress, Joomla, Shopify, PrestaShop, OpenCart, HTML, and a dozen other CMS platforms. Plus plugins, graphics, presentations, and a MonsterONE subscription with unlimited access to the entire catalog.
For Black Friday, the marketplace traditionally runs a two-tier discount system. The first tier: moderate discounts on a broad pool of themes and landing pages. The second: deep discounts on selected items: WooCommerce themes, premium templates, flagship products. MonsterONE gets a separate price cut; last year the subscription came with a significant discount off the annual rate. Promotion timeframe: usually from mid-November through early December, including Cyber Monday.
TemplateMonster promotional materials for the sale season: below, an example of last year's campaign banner. The design is refreshed every year, but the core two-tier discount approach stays the same.
5 Templates at 30% off
The first tier: solid niche solutions. A discount of about a third off on TemplateMonster turns a mid-range template into a genuinely affordable one. The selection is sorted by breadth of application: from healthcare to e-commerce.
1. Maria, pharmacy and eCommerce on HTML5
A template built for the medical niche: pharmacies, healthcare startups, medical accessory stores. Six homepage variants and nine inner pages, enough to avoid repeating the same layout from project to project.
What's inside: built-in video and slider support on the homepage, a wishlist, cart and checkout pages. Essentially, a ready-made skeleton for an online pharmacy with a blog and a parallax effect.
- Pros: narrow niche = fewer lookalikes in search results; eCommerce functionality out of the box.
- Cons: HTML (not a CMS), requires manual backend integration.
- Price: one-time license, goes on sale at about a third off the regular price.
🔗 Maria on TemplateMonster | 🔗 Live demo
2. Wali, landing page for IT business
A professional LP for IT consulting, outstaffing, and business services. The package is packed with pre-designed sections: "About Us", "Processes", video, client gallery, grab and assemble like building blocks.
Highlights: background video, Google Maps, blog, responsive layout. Scroll-triggered animation adds dynamics without overload.
- Pros: tailored for the b2b niche with minimal tweaks needed; excellent structure for a consultant.
- Cons: no multilingual support out of the box.
- Price: one-time license, goes on sale at about a third off the regular price.
🔗 Wali on TemplateMonster | 🔗 Live demo
3. Eugene, a WordPress theme for weather forecasting
An extremely narrow but in-demand niche: a weather site on WordPress. The theme ships with a built-in forecast table, radar, temperature charts, and custom weather widgets.
Five header styles, unlimited colors, masonry portfolio with filters, boxed/wide layouts, and background video support. Parallax adds depth.
- Pros: unique functionality (weather modules), almost no competitors with the same UI.
- Cons: requires a weather service API (OpenWeatherMap and similar).
- Price: one-time license, goes on sale at roughly a third off the regular price.
4. Cozy, real estate on WordPress
A theme for a real estate agency or independent agent. Five ready-made pages are assembled without code. The standout feature is property catalog management: unlimited property types, amenities, statuses, and locations. Agents can be added, edited, and linked to specific listings.
Google Maps integration, property videos, advanced custom search, and five widgets.
- Pros: full CRM logic inside the theme (agents + properties + statuses).
- Cons: no built-in multilingual support.
- Price: one-time license, goes on sale at roughly a third off the regular price.
5. Electro, electronics and eCommerce on HTML
A massive HTML package: 46 files, including shop, category, and product pages. Geared toward selling electronics, smartphones, laptops, accessories. "Super Deals", "Featured Brands", and "Popular Styles" sections are already in the structure.
Responsive layout, advanced search, several product grid layout options. Multilingual support is built in at the markup level.
- Pros: 46 ready-made pages, launch a store over a weekend.
- Cons: HTML (backend integration required).
- Price: one-time license, goes on sale at roughly a third off the regular price.
5 Templates at 50% off
The second tier, the fattest picks from past sales. Half price on a WooCommerce theme, Joomla template, or PrestaShop store: this is the "grab it without thinking" level.
6. Phuler, a flower shop on WooCommerce
A WooCommerce-compatible theme built for selling flowers, gifts, office supplies, and fashion items. Two homepage options, full-width and boxed layouts, product carousel. The color palette is fully customizable.
On the technical side: contact form, Google Fonts, video blocks, flexible page settings. No need to touch the code: all options live in the Customizer.
- Pros: WooCommerce is native, not bolted on with workarounds; flower niche with ready-made UI.
- Cons: only 2 homepage options (a bit thin for A/B testing).
- Price: one-time license, hits the sale at half off the regular price.
🔗 Phuler on TemplateMonster | 🔗 Live demo
7. Wowy, an online store on Bootstrap 5 with an admin panel
58+ HTML files, including the store frontend and the administration panel. Built on Bootstrap 5, which means a modern grid and no jQuery dependencies where they aren't needed.
Mega menu, unique homepage designs, a full set of eCommerce pages (catalog, product page, cart, checkout), various product layouts, and a blog. Responsive out of the box, looks great on mobile without any extra hassle.
- Pros: admin panel included (a rarity for an HTML template); Bootstrap 5, easy customization.
- Cons: not a CMS, you need to connect a backend separately.
- Price: one-time license, hits the sale at half off the regular price.
🔗 Wowy on TemplateMonster | 🔗 Live demo
8. Tienda, Joomla 4 and eCommerce
A premium template for Joomla 4. Eight homepage variations, eight shop layouts, several blog styles. The drag-and-drop editor lets you build a page with the mouse, and the header changes in one click.
Product image slider, social media integration, mega menu. Unlimited colors.
- Pros: dozens of layout combinations; building two identical sites with Tienda is hard to do.
- Cons: Joomla 4 (a smaller user base than WP).
- Price: one-time license, hits the sale at half off the regular price.
🔗 Tienda on TemplateMonster | 🔗 Live demo
9. Jewelo, a jewelry store on PrestaShop
A stylish PrestaShop template for jewelry and accessories. Multilingual and multi-currency support out of the box: you can sell jewelry to Europe and Asia without plugin workarounds.
Ajax search, product comparison, quick view, product carousel, customer reviews. Advanced filtering and cross-browser compatibility.
- Pros: PrestaShop is native with all the eCommerce bells and whistles; multilingual, a must-have for jewelry export.
- Cons: PrestaShop requires more powerful hosting than WooCommerce.
- Price: one-time license, hits the sale at half off the regular price.
🔗 Jewelo on TemplateMonster | 🔗 Live demo
10. Travelux, a travel WordPress site with booking
A theme for the travel business: boutique hotels, travel agencies, tour operators. One-click install, Elementor Page Builder included, WooCommerce for selling tours directly.
Google Maps, background video, hotel booking module, blog. The parallax effect adds a "premium" feel.
- Pros: hotel booking + WooCommerce tours in one theme; Elementor, anyone can build pages.
- Cons: the booking module may require a companion plugin.
- Price: one-time license, goes on sale at half off the regular price.
🔗 Travelux on TemplateMonster | 🔗 Live demo
Video: how the TemplateMonster marketplace works
Skip the dry reviews and watch a hands-on walkthrough of the platform. The creator browses the catalog, shows the purchase and template installation process, and compares it with ThemeForest:
The short takeaway from the video: TemplateMonster beats competitors on catalog breadth and the MonsterONE subscription, but falls short on community and the number of reviews on individual products.
⁉️🤔 Frequently asked questions
How do I find the exact Black Friday date for TemplateMonster in 2026?
The official announcement usually appears 2-3 weeks before launch, in late October or early November, on the templatemonster.com homepage. The promotion itself runs 10-14 days and covers Cyber Monday. Plan for the November 13-27, 2026 window: that is the pattern the marketplace has followed for the last three years.
Do all templates participate in the sale?
No, not all. The discount pool includes several thousand items out of 50,000+. The specific list changes year to year. The templates in this roundup were part of last year's promotion; the likelihood they return for Black Friday 2026 is high, but not 100%. Before buying, check the price on the product page: if the discount is active, the old price will be crossed out.
Which is better, buying a template individually or a MonsterONE subscription?
When buying 2-3 templates, it is better to buy individually on Black Friday. If you need 5+ themes a year, MonsterONE pays off faster, especially considering the subscription itself was also discounted in past seasons. For one-off projects, buy individually; for studios and freelancers with a steady pipeline, MonsterONE.
Do they refund if the template does not work out?
TemplateMonster accepts returns within 14 days of purchase, provided the product was not downloaded (a standard clause for digital goods). If the template was downloaded and installed, a refund is unlikely. So always check the live demo before buying: demo links are available for every template in this roundup.
HTML templates or CMS templates: which to choose?
An HTML template is cheaper and lighter (no PHP overhead), but requires manual backend integration. A CMS theme (WordPress, Joomla, PrestaShop) costs more, but the admin panel and content management work out of the box. If you are a developer building a custom project, go with HTML. If the site is for a client who will add products/posts themselves, CMS only.
Is it worth waiting for Black Friday on TemplateMonster?
Absolutely yes, if the template purchase is not urgent. The difference between the regular price and Black Friday reaches half the cost, which for a premium theme turns into tangible savings comparable to a year of hosting on a basic plan.
If you need a medical site, go with Maria. IT consulting and b2b services, your pick is Wali. Selling electronics, Electro with its 46 store pages. A flower or gift online shop, Phuler on WooCommerce. Jewelry for export, Jewelo with PrestaShop multi-currency. And if your studio builds sites at volume, do not spread yourself thin on individual purchases: get MonsterONE at a discount and cover all your projects at once.
Prices fluctuate every year, but the templates on this list remain a steady presence in the TemplateMonster catalog. Bookmark the pages now, check the price tag in November, and grab them at the best price.
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