What is UXMaps?

UXMaps is a comprehensive UI and UX design reference library offering curated design examples from leading tech companies. You can filter examples by industry, design element, product flow, or specific modes, making it easy for designers and product teams to find relevant, data-backed inspiration.

How does UXMaps differ from other design libraries?

Unlike subscription-based libraries, UXMaps provides lifetime access options with one-time payments, offering a cost-effective solution without recurring fees. Our examples are sourced from real-world companies and structured for easy searching, helping you streamline your design research process.

How often do you update the design examples?

We regularly update UXMaps to reflect the latest design changes from featured companies, ensuring that you always have access to up-to-date UI/UX examples.

What pricing plans do you offer?

• Free Plan: Browse up to 300 screens per month with limited search results, one board, and one collection. Ideal for exploring UXMaps before upgrading.
• Personal Plan: For a one-time payment of USD $97, enjoy unlimited access to screens, companies, flows, elements, boards, and collections.
• Team Plan: Designed for groups, the Team Plan costs USD $77 per user as a one-time payment. It includes unlimited screens, companies, flows, elements, boards, and collections, along with team management and shareable team collections (minimum of 2 accounts required).

Are there any subscription fees?

No, UXMaps does not use subscriptions. Both the Personal and Team plans are available as one-time purchases, providing lifetime access without recurring charges.

What forms of payment do you accept?

We accept most major credit cards. Since all paid plans involve a single purchase, there are no recurring fees or renewals.

Can I upgrade from the Free plan to a paid plan?

Yes! You can upgrade anytime from the Free plan to either the Personal or Team plan for a one-time payment.

Is the Team plan suitable for remote and collaborative work?

Yes, the Team plan was created to support teams who need to share design references and collaborate seamlessly. It includes features like team management and shareable collections, making it ideal for groups.