WordPress is the World’s best CMS. It is used by 40% of all websites in the World. Initially, it was used only for blogging. But with the passage of time, it has become the number one web publishing platform. From a personal blog to an eCommerce site, you can create any website with WordPress.
So what makes it so GOOD?
WordPress is an open-source tool, and thousands of developers work for it. It has thousands of themes and hundreds of theme providers’ clubs. Every day we get new themes with the latest trends and updates of old themes. Some of the themes are free, and the rest of them are premium.
When it comes to getting updates, supports, and compatibility with the latest technology, Premium WordPress Themes should be the number one choice.
There are hundreds of WordPress theme companies that provide well-designed themes but it’s difficult to choose the right theme provider. To make things easier, I’ll be sharing 15 Best Places to Buy Premium WordPress Themes which are reliable and affordable.
1. Elegant Themes
Elegant Themes is one of the best places to buy Premium WordPress Themes. It offers all of its WordPress themes and four excellent plugins for just $89.
If you have a plan to create multiple sites, Elegant Themes is the best choice for you. Their flagship Divi can be used in blogs, business sites, eCommerce stores, magazine sites, real state sites, photography blogs, and many more.
Divi Theme is its best creation. You can create any site by using Divi Theme. With Drag & Drop Builder, Divi makes it insanely easier to design a website or blog. You don’t need to have any coding skills to design your site.
Now the most amazing thing is, you will get three excellent plugins with Elegant Themes Membership. Those plugins are Bloom Email Opt-Ins, Divi Builder, and Monarch Social Sharing. Elegant Themes has two membership plans – Yearly Access ($89) and Lifetime Access ($249). If you aren’t sure which plan to choose, then start with Yearly Access.
2. MyThemeShop
MyThemeShop offers beautifully designed Premium WordPress Themes. It also provides some free themes. It has themes for the blog, business, eCommerce, Magazine, etc. Pro Bloggers like ShoeMoney, Zac Johnson, Matthew Woodward recommends MyThemeShop. If you are looking for a premium theme for your blog, you can buy it from MyThemeShop. Shema is the fastest WordPress theme by MyThemeShop.
It offers single WordPress themes for $59. It has some plugins too. You can buy the extended membership of MyThemeShop for $19/month (paid annually) to get access to all MyThemeShop Products.
3. ThemeForest
ThemeForest has the biggest collection of WordPress themes. You can find almost any type of WordPress themes there. You name it, and someone has already built it for you. But you need to be a bit careful while choosing a theme from ThemeForest. As it’s a marketplace, anyone can upload a theme. Though they have a very strict approval procedure, you need to check the support system and total sales of the theme. The price of the themes ranges from $13 to $1000.
4. StudioPress
StudioPress is another popular premium WordPress themes provider which is powered by Genesis Framework. It is very popular for its uniquely designed and mobile responsive WordPress themes.
If you want to have a good-looking design for your WordPress site, StudioPress is your best call. StudioPress themes are a little bit costly. But the great thing is, it takes a one-time fee. You will get unlimited updates and supports. All of their themes cost $360 for unlimited use.
5. CSSIgniter
CSSIgniter provides beautiful WordPress themes at an affordable price. You can get access to all 89 themes for only $79! This is another great deal if you have a plan to create more sites.
It offers premium WordPress themes for different types of sites like the hotel, business, WooCommerce, portfolio, photography, app, magazine, blogging, restaurant, and more. All of its themes have some amazing features like Easy Setup, Elegant Design, No Confusing Parts, Translation Ready, etc.
6. ThemeIsle
ThemeIsle offers a lot of free themes with their two amazing premium plugins (Neve and Hestia). All of its themes are beautifully designed and optimized for speed and SEO.
It has themes for Blog, Business, eCommerce, Magazine, Photography, Portfolio, etc. ThemeIsle has some excellent WordPress plugins too. The amazing thing is, it has more than 30 free WordPress themes. The only downside of ThemeIsle is, the lifetime plan is pretty costly.
7. EngineThemes
EngineThemes offers the best application themes for WordPress. It has themes for Microjob sites, Restaurant sites, Real State sites, Freelance sites, Q&A sites, Directory sites, Hotel sites, Classified sites, Forum sites, and Job sites.
You can buy each theme for $89, or you can buy all themes for $289.
8. Themify
Themify lets you create responsive & mobile-friendly WordPress sites with a drag and drop page builder. It has different types of themes. Ultra is the most popular theme by Themify. You can use it for general and eCommerce sites. It offers a single theme for $59, and you will also get one free theme. You can buy all themes for only $89.
9. MOJO Marketplace
MOJO Marketplace is another best place to find WordPress themes. It has over 1200 WordPress themes for niches like the blog, business, charity, church, eCommerce, fashion, fitness, healthcare, landing page, magazine, photography, political campaign, portfolio, real estate, restaurant, sports, travel, wedding, and more. The price ranges from $25 to $100.
10. WPZOOM
WPZOOM provides professional and impressive WordPress Themes at amazing prices with lifetime support. All themes are powered by WPZOOM Framework. Most of the themes are made for the Personal blog, Business blog, Magazine/News sites, Portfolio, and Multimedia sites. It offers some free themes too.
11. PremiumPress
PremiumPress provides some best business themes for WordPress. All of the themes are SEO-friendly, easy to customize, and fun to manage. It has a Directory theme, Auction theme, Coupon theme, Shop theme, Price Comparison theme, Job Board theme, and many more. You can buy one theme for $89 and all themes for $359.
12. Theme Junkie
With over 35,000 happy customers, Theme Junkie is one of the best Premium WordPress themes providers. It offers themes for business, creative professional, writer, freelancer, blogger, eCommerce owner, portfolio, news & magazine, etc.
It offers solid code quality, incredible support, superb design, and frequent updates. You can download all 60+ WordPress themes for just $24 with one year of support and updates.
Conclusion
So those are the best places to buy WordPress theme. Other than those, there are a lot of clubs which also provide quality themes. But I believe you will be able to find the perfect theme for your site from these clubs.
Do let us know which premium theme you are using or planning to buy? And which site do you recommend to buy Premium themes?
29 Comments
Nice Collection! I would like to suggest one more premium WordPress theme provider named as Webinane. It developed many WordPress themes such as LifeLine, LifeLine 2, MagUp, Zetra, Medicalist and much more! So, i wish to add webinane in your list. Thanks
Thanks Frank john…. All themes look awesome. Thanks for sharing it.
I was looking couple of theme for upcoming website and your article really help me to identify it .
Thanks for sharing such reference of the site a place !!!
Themeforest?
Hmm… I think this is best site to buy theme WordPress.
Choosing the right theme for the right website is really important to make a popular website. Thanks dear for sharing this great list.
Genesis and Elegant are far better than Thrive. While Thrive has a good SEO package, it will cost you. It is not $60 or $70 (or even $49) as expressed–that is only their introductory fee at a discount to rope you in. Be especially wary of their “automatic renewal” scheme, hidden. The annual fee is now triple that, with no notice to the customer of any automatic renewal (they renew even though your website is NON-existent or ended–gosh, one would think they would check if one’s website still exists!! (thinking their SEO rankings here–seriously?? they do NOT check–just take your money).
Thrive customer service is childish and horrible, nose thumbed up without care for the customer. Good technicals, but poor financials, and non-existent customer service.
Genesis = easy; Elegant = better themes. THRIVE–AVOID!
Do you use both Genesis(studio press) and Elegant? I’m currently debating if I should use on or the other or both.
Currently, I am using Focusblog of Thrive Themes. It’s the best choice for bloggers. However, what kind of blog/site are you going to start?
First of all thank you so much for the superb info. I love Themeforest and MyThemeshop. You need some experience and research to buy from Themeforest since it’s a marketplace. You have to spot the theme with proper coding and speed optimization as well. MyThemeshop is one of the best. You can get coupon codes at discounted prices.
You have picked some really good WordPress theme sites here. I gone through the entire list and personally I like ElegantThemes . Thank you very much for sharing. I would recommend you to add Solwin Infotech. They’re also making amazing WordPress Themes and Plugins.
Thanks for letting me know about the Solwin Infotech. I’ll check it soon.
Hi Istiak,
Currently, I am using mythemeshop theme and thinking about to change in near future.
Hearing lots of positive on thrive themes.
Right now you are also using it on Roadtoblogging. So how is your experience and did you found any cons.
Thanks for sharing such a brilliant list of premium WP themes.
Cheers
That would be a great move. ThriveThemes increases my conversion rates. I haven’t found any cons yet. I will write ThriveThemes review soon.
Hi Istiak, Thank you so much for this list. We really sometimes get confused to buy a professional premium theme. I need to go elegant and theme forest to buy a new premium theme. Also, all the site list you have mentioned above also very good.
ElegantThemes has some awesome themes. You can go with them. Here at RTB, I am using ThriveThemes.
Thanks Istiak for sharing this list. As you said Genesis is your favorite, I also tried StudioPress and gave genesis a shot on my blog – CatchUpdates.com. Truly its worth to pay. Thanks and keep sharing useful info :)
Yeah, StudioPress is awesome. I’ve been using this for long time.
For any serious developer the best option will be Genesis Framework and for non-coders i would recommend X theme :)
This is a great selection btw!
If you are looking for more premium wordpress themes, check out this article as further reading!
I’ve been using Genesis Framework for more than one year. And I must say, it’s AWESOME.
Heard a lot about X theme, but never tried it.
Hello Rayhan bro,
Again you’ve written a very wonderful blog post. I have a little request to you. Please share some list of the sites which can provide us some free stuff.
Thank you again for such wonderful informative blog post.
Okay, I will write a post on free themes. For now, I’d suggest you to check MyThemeShop. It has some awesome free themes.
Hi, Istiak vai
i bought a theme from Mythemeshop after reading your past Mythemeshop review. It’s awesome theme!
Istiak bro
I have got 100+ free themes from boost-work.com. I use one html template to design my portfolio website.
But your most of themes need to be purchased. I have no card to purchased. However, you did a great job.
Thanks
Yes, all of them are premium. But they are worth every penny.
Hello Istiak Rayhan,
:) I hope you will be fine and motivated :)
Especially thanks to you bro. This is a superb list. I will sourly select a good theme from here. And will activate on our blog.
Thanks for sharing
Regards
Monu Kumar
Thanks for your kind words. Stay connected.
WordPress is one of the great blogging platform. Here very good theme information given. Mr. Istiak Rayhan thank you. Studiothemes and Elegant themes are good.
Theme Junkie is the my favorite WordPress premium theme site :-) I use daily theme for my blog. :-) It is a great theme :-)
I’m glad that I chose to add a WordPress blog to the site because with it, I believe some of the WordPress themes are helping to better optimize the complete site for search engines like Bing, Google, and Yahoo without the other side of the site being WordPress. I love content marketing! :-)