# Astro Themes, Templates & Guides

> Practical comparisons and guides for choosing Astro themes, templates, and project starters.

Canonical page: [https://getastrothemes.com/blog/](https://getastrothemes.com/blog/)

## Articles

- [Best Astro Agency Templates: Free and Premium Picks](https://getastrothemes.com/blog/astro-agency-templates.md): The best Astro agency templates combine strong project presentation with clear services and a direct contact path. This guide compares open-source starters and maintained premium options.
- [Best Astro Blog Templates and Themes: Free and Premium Picks](https://getastrothemes.com/blog/astro-blog-templates.md): The best Astro blog themes prioritize readable articles and a reliable publishing workflow. This guide compares open-source foundations and maintained premium options.
- [Best Astro Landing Page Templates: Free and Premium Picks](https://getastrothemes.com/blog/astro-landing-page-templates.md): The best Astro landing page template matches the offer, keeps one clear conversion path, and avoids unnecessary client-side code.
- [Best Astro Portfolio Templates: Free and Premium Picks](https://getastrothemes.com/blog/astro-portfolio-templates.md): The best Astro portfolio template matches the work: case studies for process, galleries for visual work, and structured projects for developers.
- [Best Astro Starter Templates: Free and Premium Options](https://getastrothemes.com/blog/astro-starter-templates.md): The best Astro starter is the smallest foundation that matches your deployment, content, and UI decisions. This guide compares open-source foundations and complete paid themes.
- [8 Best Free and Paid Astro Themes for Blogs and Portfolios](https://getastrothemes.com/blog/astro-themes-for-blogs-portoflios.md): Picking from hundreds of Astro themes is slow. Half of them are abandoned on GitHub, and many target Astro versions that no longer build cleanly. You want a theme that installs on the first try, scores well on Lighthouse, and doesn't force a rewrite before launch. The short answer: start with a free theme from GitHub if you're building a personal blog or portfolio and don't mind patching things yourself. Pay for a theme when you need multilingual support, SEO defaults, and ongoing updates for client or business sites. Free themes cost nothing, but you pay in setup time.