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Is Paces a good admin dashboard template?
Paces is a $24 admin dashboard template from coderthemes, released in January 2026. It ships as separate Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap builds, each with more than 280 prebuilt pages, 25 switchable skins and light and dark modes. The same design also comes as React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Laravel, Django and Blazor editions, so one licence covers most stacks.
Best for: Product teams and agencies that build SaaS back offices, CRM and analytics panels across more than one framework
The Paces admin template is a dashboard system rather than a single theme. coderthemes released it in January 2026, and it already sits at the top of the ThemeForest admin charts. Above all, it solves a problem most admin templates ignore: your team rarely stays on one framework.
Two real builds, not one build with a skin on top
Many templates claim Tailwind support and then ship Bootstrap with a few utility classes bolted on. Paces takes another route. For example, coderthemes delivers a Tailwind CSS 4 build and a Bootstrap 5 build as separate packages. Each one uses its own idioms, so your developers never fight the framework they did not choose. Moreover, both builds share the same screens and the same visual language. As a result, a Tailwind team and a Bootstrap team can work on sibling products that still look like one company made them.
280 pages is the point, not the marketing number
Paces ships more than 280 prebuilt pages and 28 application screens. That sounds like padding until you open the folder. For instance, you get ecommerce, CRM, analytics and finance dashboards, plus chat, email, calendar, invoices, file manager and API key screens. In addition, the authentication flows arrive finished, which usually costs a day of work on its own. Advanced data tables handle sorting, filtering, pagination and export. Therefore most of a back office already exists before you write a line of code.
Skins, layouts and dark mode you switch with an attribute
The template carries 25 or more skins, and you change them through a data attribute rather than a rebuild. Besides that, you get five sidebar behaviours: default, compact, condensed, hover-expand and offcanvas. Layouts run scrollable, fixed, boxed and fluid. Sidebar and topbar each come in light, dark, gray and gradient variants. Consequently, a client who wants “the same panel but darker and narrower” costs you minutes instead of an afternoon. Light and dark modes and full RTL support are built in, and four icon libraries ship alongside.
One design across React, Laravel, Angular and more
Here the Paces admin template earns its price. Along with plain HTML5, the package includes React, Next.js, Nuxt, Angular, Vue, Svelte, Laravel, Django, Flask, FastAPI, Symfony, CodeIgniter, Blazor, .NET Core, Spring Boot and Node.js editions. React and Vue also come wired to Laravel through Inertia. So a shop that runs Laravel today and React tomorrow keeps the same design system. Finally, a Figma file arrived in February 2026 for the designers.
Key features:
- Separate Tailwind CSS 4 and Bootstrap 5 builds
- 280+ prebuilt pages and 28+ application screens
- 25+ skins switchable through a data attribute
- Light and dark modes plus full RTL support
- Five sidebar behaviours and four layout modes
- ApexCharts, Chart.js and ECharts integrations
- Advanced data tables with sorting, filtering and export
- React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Laravel, Django and Blazor editions
- Figma source file included
Our verdict on the Paces admin template
Do you maintain more than one product, or more than one stack? Then Paces pays for itself on the second project. However, a solo developer shipping one small panel will move faster with something lighter. Either way, you can walk through every screen before you buy, so open the Free Theme Demo!
Finally, coderthemes last updated it on 11 May 2026 over on ThemeForest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Paces?
Paces is a premium admin dashboard template published on ThemeForest in January 2026. It ships separate Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap builds with more than 280 prebuilt pages. Browse more HTML5 dashboard templates to compare it.
Does Paces use Tailwind CSS or Bootstrap?
Both, and as separate packages. The Tailwind build runs on Tailwind CSS 4, while the Bootstrap build runs on Bootstrap 5. Therefore you install only the one your team actually uses.
Which frameworks does Paces support?
Besides plain HTML, the licence covers React, Next.js, Nuxt, Angular, Vue, Svelte, Laravel, Django, Flask, FastAPI, Symfony, CodeIgniter, Blazor, .NET Core, Spring Boot and Node.js. React and Vue also ship with Laravel through Inertia.
How many pages does Paces include?
The package contains more than 280 prebuilt pages, and 28 or more of those are full application screens such as chat, email, calendar, invoices and file manager.
Does Paces support dark mode and RTL?
Yes. Light and dark modes ship as standard, and the whole template supports right-to-left layouts. In addition, 25+ skins let you change the palette without touching the source.
How much does Paces cost?
Paces sells for $24 on ThemeForest under the regular licence. That price covers one end product and six months of author support.
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What we like
- Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap shipped as separate, clean builds
- 280+ prebuilt pages and 28+ application screens
- 25+ skins you switch with a data attribute
- HTML, React, Next.js, Angular, Vue, Laravel, Django and Blazor editions
- ApexCharts, Chart.js and ECharts all wired up
- Full RTL support and a Figma source file
Worth noting
- $24 is above the price of a single-stack admin theme
- The sheer size of the package takes a day to explore
- The demo opens a theme customizer panel that hides part of the screen
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