Untitled UI

Overview

Untitled UI is a collection of Figma design resources, React components and icons, with free entry points for both designers and developers. It suits solo builders and product teams that want reusable interface foundations across design and implementation. Its breadth is a strength, but paid licenses are one-time purchases with user caps, and the company is not certified under common compliance frameworks.

Key features

Figma kit and design system

The paid Figma kit includes 10,000+ components and variants, 900+ global styles and 420+ page examples. Auto Layout 5.0, variables, dark mode variables, component properties and interactive components give teams a substantial set of reusable building blocks rather than just isolated screens. Responsive components and accessibility guidance add practical value, though the full kit is a paid purchase.

React components and starter kits

Untitled UI React is built with React Aria and Tailwind CSS. CLI installation and framework starter kits help developers bring the library into a project; the paid React plans include 5k+ components and sections and 250+ page examples. Bolt.new starter kits cover Next.js and Vite, and many examples can be opened directly in Bolt.new. This makes the offering especially relevant to teams that want design resources alongside a React implementation path.

Security and enterprise access

Untitled UI says it does not process or store customer production application data or payment card information, and encrypts traffic in transit with HTTPS/TLS. It is not currently certified under SOC 2, ISO 27001 or similar frameworks, which may rule it out for organizations with formal compliance requirements. Enterprise features include SAML 2.0 SSO, SCIM 2.0 provisioning, domain verification and audit log events.

Pricing

Free plans provide a way to start, while paid purchases are one-time payments with lifetime updates. Commercial use is supported on both free and paid versions, but user limits depend on the license.

• React FREE: 0.00 USD per free, with open-source components, commercial use and CLI installation. It is a sensible starting point for React developers, but does not include the paid plan's stated 5k+ components and sections or 250+ page examples.
• Figma FREE: 0.00 USD per free, for a single user, with basic styles and components and commercial use. It suits individual evaluation or modest design needs; the larger paid kit is for those needing its extensive component, style and page libraries.
• Figma PRO SOLO: 129149.00 USD per once for one user, unlimited projects and lifetime updates. It fits an individual designer seeking the full Figma kit without paying for team seats.
• React PRO SOLO: 349499.00 USD per once for one user, 5k+ components and sections, 250+ page examples and lifetime updates. It targets a solo React developer who needs the paid library.
• Figma PRO STUDIO: 399499.00 USD per once for up to 8 users, unlimited projects and lifetime updates; a fit for a small design group.
• Figma PRO BUSINESS: 9991299.00 USD per once for up to 20 users, unlimited projects and lifetime updates; it raises the seat ceiling for a larger design team.
• React PRO STUDIO: 9991299.00 USD per once for up to 8 users, with 5k+ components and sections, 250+ page examples and lifetime updates.
• React PRO BUSINESS: 24992999.00 USD per once for up to 20 users, with the same stated React library scope and lifetime updates.
• Figma PRO ENTERPRISE: 24993499.00 USD per once for unlimited users, SSO and SCIM 2.0, audit log and API management.
• React PRO ENTERPRISE: 89999999.00 USD per once for unlimited users, SSO and SCIM 2.0, private GitHub repo and Storybook, plus onboarding support. The support includes four hours of specialist engineering onboarding.

The cheaper solo and free plans cap use at one user; Studio and Business expand that limit to 8 and 20 users respectively. Enterprise removes the user cap and adds access controls, but its stated compliance position remains a concern for regulated buyers. Customer questions are directed to [email protected].

Platforms

Untitled UI is listed for web. Its Figma kit serves design work, while the React library, CLI and starter kits address implementation workflows.

Who it's for

Choose Untitled UI if you need a broad Figma system and want a matching React component library, particularly as a solo designer or a team comfortable with its one-time license model. The free tiers suit initial use with basic resources or open-source React components. Look elsewhere if your organization requires SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification, or if the one-time license and seat-based tiers do not match how you buy software.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The Figma kit combines a large component library, global styles and page examples with variables and interactive components, supporting more consistent design work.
• Pros: React Aria and Tailwind CSS underlie the React library, with CLI installation, starter kits and Bolt.new paths for Next.js and Vite.
• Pros: One-time purchases include lifetime updates, and commercial use is supported on free and paid versions.
• Cons: Free Figma access is limited to one user and basic styles and components; the paid Figma kit is needed for the extensive library.
• Cons: Paid plans impose seat caps until Enterprise, and the product lacks certification under SOC 2, ISO 27001 or similar frameworks.

Alternatives

UI Kit Libraries is the broader category to explore when comparing interface kits.

• Carbon Design System is a free, open-source web design system with no paid tiers stated; choose it when that model better fits than Untitled UI's one-time paid kits.
• Shadcn Studio Figma UI Kit has a free Community tier with limited resources and community support, plus a $99.00 USD one-time Basic plan for a single user and unlimited projects. Consider it when those terms suit your Figma needs.
• Adobe Spectrum is free and spans Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows; choose it when platform breadth is the priority.
• Material Design for Bootstrap offers a free MIT-licensed Core plan for personal and commercial use, across web and self-hosted platforms. It may suit projects seeking that free licensing model.
• UI Prep Design System has a free demo with fewer components, variables and styles, but unlimited editors and projects and lifetime updates. Consider it if those free-plan terms fit your team.
• Clarity Design System is a free MIT-licensed design system; choose it if that open-source model is preferable.
• Ant Design Icons is a free option for web, iOS and Android.
• Figma Simple Design System is another free web option.

Verdict

Untitled UI is a strong fit for designers and React teams that want one connected set of design resources and implementation components, with lifetime updates after a one-time purchase. Its broad libraries and starter integrations are the main reasons to choose it; the seat limits and lack of formal compliance certification are the clearest reasons to look elsewhere.