Premium Themes

For your personal and business blogs and goals, you should expect a lot from premium
WordPress themes that include beautiful designs (simple to intense), ability to modify the
source code, time-saving features, access to support, cross-browser compatibility and great
prices.

In most cases, you can pay as little as a year to access countless premium WordPress themes.
Typically, it’s more like $79 for a theme and closer to $300 for developer versions with some
extras, like the ability to use a theme on more than one domain (and get the layered Photoshop
files).

The key is support. You’re going to want flexibility with the theme (options, customization,
plugins), but the support (documentation and forums) will come in handy as you keep up with
the technology and overcome any challenges with implementation and adaptation over time.

Elegant Themes
You get an outstanding set of tools that ensure you get the functionality you need from Elegant
Themes for WordPress. Leverage the advertising management features and get plenty of
control with the navigation and the layout settings. The annual membership fee is only $39.

iThemes
Diversity is the strength of iThemes premium WordPress themes – both with the features and
the range of designs for everyone from a photography studio to a gift basket seller. Dropdown
menus, widget-ready sidebars, ad management systems and powerful layout options are the
order of the day. Individual themes are $79.95.

Organic Themes
For premium WordPress themes, you can count on simple to elaborate designs from Organic
Themes. The developers don’t go over-the-top; tasteful is their goal and they achieve it time
and time again. The code is refreshingly easy to understand. Expect to pay at least $69.

PageLines
With an obvious passion for design and development, PageLines goes out of its way to please
people – both with the designs and code as well as the support. If you need a striking design for
your personal blog or consulting web site, PageLines will no doubt have the solution you need.
PageLines Premium WordPress themes are $79.

Press75.com
Like many premium Word Press theme providers, Press75.com was started just a few years

ago. But the source code, functionality and designs demonstrate that seasoned pros are
producing valuable themes you can easily adapt. Designers and developers can easily navigate
the options. Packages start at $100.

Solostream
Solostream premium Word Press themes pack in a tremendous number of features without
compromising a professional look and feel of the designs. It’s easy to customize the pages, add
sliders, select from a dozen color options, incorporate widgets and much more. Themes are
$79.

StudioPress
For $79.95, you can’t go wrong with StudioPress Word Press themes that are all built on the
widely praised Genesis Framework. You’re going to get the latest code, exceptional design
architecture and design options that can make your blog or web site make quite an impact.

Templatic
Theme specialization is a hallmark of Templatic, which rolls out the right types of premium
WordPress themes for many types of needs, including portfolios, CMS, e-commerce, magazines,
and more. Learn about the features and functionality with the layouts, colors, dropdown menus
monetization management. Prices vary, but many themes are $65.

WooThemes
Built on the WooFramework, WooThemes premium WordPress themes are easy to implement.
And they come with plenty of features and functionality to help you be successful online –
whether you’re launching a new blog about the environment or updating a website about your
landscaping business. You pay $70 but get two bonus themes – a great offer.

WPZOOM
Among premium Word Press themes, WPZOOM has grown in popularity. The themes are
very easy to use on blogs and web sites. SEO-friendly, the themes include custom menu
management, custom widgets, automatic image resizing and much more. Choose from dozens
of themes. You’ll pay $69 (and you get a bonus theme when you do).