What kinds of templates does Tiny Design Shop sell?

Tiny Design Shop lists Carrd templates (landing pages, waitlists, shops, portfolios, podcasts, SaaS pages, and reusable Carrd components) and HTML template packs. Browse by platform or budget shelf when you need a quick starting point.

How do I pick the right Carrd template?

Start with your job — landing page, waitlist, shop, portfolio, or SaaS pitch — then open two or three live demos from the Templates of Carrd catalog. Match section depth (FAQ, pricing, testimonials) to what you need, not the thumbnail alone. The picker guide at tinydesignshop.com/guides/how-to-pick-a-carrd-template walks through price tiers and demo-vs-buy workflow.

How much do Templates of Carrd cost?

Templates of Carrd on Tiny Design Shop range from $2 to $99 USD per template. Use the price filters on the catalog — Under $5, $10 and under, or $25 and under — to narrow the shelf. Each row shows the live price, a demo link, and a Carrd checkout buy link.

How do I customize a Carrd template after purchase?

After buying through Carrd checkout, open the template in the Carrd editor. Tiny Design Shop publishes step-by-step guides for the Product Landing and Coming Soon templates — edit text inline, delete or duplicate blocks, change colours, and add a signup form. Guides link from the catalog and listicle pages.

Carrd vs Squarespace for Landing Pages

Which is better for a landing page?

Carrd, for a single focused page. Pro Standard costs $19 a year, connects a custom domain, and publishes in an afternoon. Squarespace starts around $19 a month billed annually — roughly twelve times the cost — but includes multi-page structure, blogging, and a full store that Carrd does not.

Carrd vs Squarespace, side by side.

Option	Price	Setup time	Multi-page and blog	Ecommerce	Best for
Carrd	Free tier; Pro Standard $19 per year for a custom domain	An afternoon — one-page editor, small learning curve	No — one-page sites by design	Checkout widgets via Stripe, PayPal, or Gumroad	One-page landings, waitlists, and portfolios at the lowest cost
Squarespace	From about $19 per month billed annually; higher paid monthly	A weekend — bigger editor with more decisions	Yes — full page tree and built-in blogging	Built-in store, checkout, and inventory on commerce plans	Multi-page brand sites, blogs, and stores that need one platform

When Carrd is the right call.

You are launching one thing: a product waitlist, a service pitch, an event page, or a portfolio. The page has one job and one call to action. Carrd keeps the bill under $20 a year, and if the project dies you have lost an afternoon, not a subscription. Check what each tier includes in Is Carrd Pro worth it?

When Squarespace is worth the price.

You need more than one page — an about page, a blog you will actually write, product listings with inventory, or client galleries. Squarespace bundles hosting, templates, commerce, and email campaigns into one subscription, which beats stitching those together around a one-page site. If that is your roadmap, Carrd would only delay the rebuild.

Skip the blank page on either platform.

Both platforms sell you speed; templates add more. The Templates of Carrd catalog covers landing pages, waitlists, shops, and portfolios from $1 to $99 with live demos — see real layouts in Carrd landing page examples. When your page is ready, the custom domain guide takes it live.

Get started with Carrd.

If the one-page route fits, you can use this Carrd referral link for 30 percent off any paid plan.