Angular Templates for SaaS, Admin Dashboards & Landing Pages

The right template depends on what you are building, not on which demo looks best. Here is how we would choose.

• SaaS and CRM dashboards: start with Adminox for a lean Angular 22 base with demo JWT login screens and NgRx Signals, or Marvel if you want the largest feature set: 350+ components, Kanban, invoicing and eCommerce screens.
• Sales and analytics panels: APIC ships 9+ dashboards with Light, Dark and RTL modes, which suits reporting-heavy products.
• Healthcare and hospital software: Proctu is a medical admin panel built on Angular 22.
• Startup, agency and multipurpose sites: Kiosk, ORYO or PORTO cover landing pages, portfolio layouts and company sites.
• Portfolio and resume: BOB gives you 6+ homepage designs for a developer or designer portfolio.

You can also browse by type: admin dashboard templates, landing page templates and portfolio and resume templates.

The version in the table is the one each template was built on. For a new project, choose the newest version your team can run: Adminox, APIC, Proctu, BOB and PORTO use Angular 22, Marvel uses Angular 21, and Kiosk and ORYO use Angular 20.

If your project is on an older Angular release, upgrade one major version at a time with the official Angular update guide at angular.dev, and use the template's source code as a reference for structure and styling. Every template page lists its exact version, so you always know what you are downloading.

• The full source code as a ZIP file, available from your account after checkout.
• TypeScript with Bootstrap 5 and SCSS (check each template's tech list), with variables for colors and spacing so you can rebrand without editing every component.
• Documentation with setup steps, bundled with every premium download.
• 1 year of support included with premium templates.
• Free updates for as long as the template exists.
• A live demo you can open before buying.

To run a template, extract the ZIP, run npm install, then ng serve and open localhost:4200. The documentation lists the Node.js and Angular CLI versions that template needs.

Admin panels grow. A dashboard that starts with five screens often ends with fifty, edited by several developers over several years. Angular suits that kind of project because it gives the whole team one agreed structure: components for the interface, services and dependency injection for shared logic, typed reactive forms for the many input screens an admin panel needs, and a router with lazy loading for splitting a large application into sections.

TypeScript catches many mistakes before they reach users, and Angular's regular release schedule makes upgrades predictable. That is why Angular is a common choice for SaaS back offices, CRM and analytics products, healthcare software and internal enterprise tools. If your project is small, or you want the lightest possible setup, a Bootstrap template is the simpler choice, and if your team already works in React, see our React and Next.js templates.

Most Angular admin templates look similar in a demo, so check what is behind the screens before you buy. These are the points that save the most development time:

• Page and component count. More ready-made pages (tables, forms, calendars, invoices, chat, Kanban) means fewer screens to build yourself. Our table lists the numbers for each template.
• Multiple dashboards and layouts. Several sidebar and header layouts let you match the template to your product instead of adapting your product to the template.
• Charts and data tables. Analytics and back-office products need both. Adminox includes 3 chart libraries; APIC is built around analytics dashboards.
• Dark mode and RTL. APIC ships Light, Dark and RTL modes, which matters if you serve Arabic or Hebrew speaking users.
• Authentication screens. Login and registration pages save time even if you replace the logic. Adminox includes demo JWT login screens (front-end only).
• State management. Adminox uses NgRx Signals, the current approach for Angular applications that share state between screens.
• Documentation and updates. A template without setup notes or updates ages quickly. Every premium download here includes documentation and free updates for as long as the template exists.

We sell all three, so the honest answer is that the best choice depends on your team and your project.

• Choose Angular when you are building a large application with several developers, many forms and a long lifespan. The framework gives you structure out of the box.
• Choose React or Next.js when your team already works in React, or you need server-rendered pages. Browse the React and Next.js templates.
• Choose Bootstrap when you want plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no framework to learn. Browse the Bootstrap templates.

Many of our templates exist in more than one framework, so if you are undecided you can look at the same design in Angular and in Bootstrap before you buy.

1. Extract the ZIP and run npm install to install the dependencies.
2. Start the development server with ng serve and open the app at localhost:4200.
3. Change colors, fonts and spacing in the SCSS variables so the template matches your brand.
4. Remove the pages and menu items you do not need from the routes and the sidebar.
5. Replace the sample data with calls to your own API, using Angular services.
6. Build for production with ng build and deploy the output folder to your host.

The documentation included with each template covers these steps for that specific version.

Work through these questions in order and you will usually be down to one or two templates:

• What are you building? A dashboard, a landing page or a portfolio. This narrows the list by type.
• Which Angular version does your team run? Match the version in the table, or pick the newest.
• How many screens do you need? If you need many, choose a template with a high page count and remove what you do not use.
• One project or several? Single Use covers one project, Multi Use covers up to 10.
• Have you seen the demo? Open the live demo and click through the pages you will actually use before you buy.

Still not sure? Contact us with your project details and we will point you to the closest match.

Angular templates start from $12. Each template is sold under one of two licenses:

• Single Use covers one end project, for yourself or for one client.
• Multi Use covers up to 10 projects, at 5 times the Single Use price.

Both licenses include free template updates for as long as the template exists and 1 year of support. Our free templates are built with Bootstrap and come with a commercial license, but we do not have a free Angular template at the moment. See the free templates for what is available.