Kompa

How we treat coupon codes vs. built-in deals

A Kompa coupon code is something you manually enter during checkout (if the field appears). A deal is pricing that’s already discounted (for example, a reduced “now” price vs a higher crossed-out “was” price), or a free version that lets you validate fit before paying. If a discount can’t be reproduced on the official pricing/checkout page, it doesn’t count.

Operator note: With one-time purchases, the “deal” is usually timing + picking the right version, not hunting a magic code.

About Kompa (quick overview + realistic fit)

Kompa is a Framer UI kit + plugin for building complete sites faster with pre-built, responsive components and sections. It’s aimed at freelancers, agencies, and template builders who are tired of recreating the same navbars, buttons, hero blocks, and layouts on every project.

Reality check: if you only build one tiny site a year, you might not “feel” the ROI. If you build sites repeatedly (clients, landing pages, templates), consistency and speed add up fast.

How to use Kompa (step-by-step)

1. Open your project in Framer.
2. Open the quick action menu (⌘+K on Mac / Ctrl+K on Windows).
3. Type Kompa and open the plugin.
4. Drag-and-drop components/sections into your page.
5. Use Kompa’s style tools (colors/text styles) to match your brand system.
6. Adjust breakpoints and spacing (most components are already responsive, but you still want to sanity-check your layout).

Why your code isn’t working (checklist + “fast fix”)

• No coupon field shows up: common for one-time purchases or when a promo isn’t active. Don’t force it—move to “Ways to save” below.
• Wrong product/version: Kompa has a free version and a paid “Pro” lifetime purchase. Codes (when they exist) may be tied to one variant only.
• Legacy subscriber-only promo: Kompa mentions special instructions/early-adopter discounts for people who previously had a subscription—those won’t apply to everyone.
• Can’t stack with an existing discount: if the pricing is already marked down (e.g., “now” vs “was”), extra codes may be blocked.
• Typos: extra spaces, wrong casing, or mixing O/0 and I/1.
• Browser issues: try incognito, disable heavy extensions, refresh the checkout, and re-apply once.

Fast fix (60 seconds): confirm you’re on the official Kompa pricing page → pick the exact plan/version → refresh checkout → try incognito → if there’s still no discount, assume the code isn’t valid for your cart.

Ways to save beyond coupon codes (usually the real win)

• Use the built-in lifetime pricing: Kompa is sold as a one-time lifetime purchase (no monthly/yearly subscription).
• Buy when the public markdown is live: the pricing page shows a discounted price (for example, $129 marked down from $229). If the “was” price isn’t showing, the promo may not be active.
• Try the free version first: Kompa offers a free version you can use in unlimited projects (including commercial) to see if the workflow fits.
• If you were a subscriber: Kompa mentions an early-adopter discount/transition path for previous subscribers (check your email or contact support if you’re eligible).
• Don’t overbuy tools you don’t need: if you only want a few sections, the free version may be enough for a while.

If I were buying today: I’d test the free version on a real client layout first, then upgrade only when it clearly saves me hours.

Refunds & purchase rules (read before you pay)

Kompa’s refund policy is not “no-questions-asked.” The official policy says refunds are only available if you hit major technical issues they can’t resolve, and you request it within 30 days. They also state they don’t offer refunds for changing your mind or deciding it’s not a fit after purchase, and they treat it as a non-returnable digital good once accessed/downloaded.

Payments are processed through Stripe (per the official billing FAQ). Keep your receipt/order email if you need support.

Best time to get discounts (what’s realistic)

• When the pricing page shows a public sale: if you see a reduced “now” price with a crossed-out “was” price, that’s your cleanest discount.
• During plan transitions: Kompa has communicated a shift away from subscriptions toward lifetime access; legacy users may have special upgrade offers.
• When you actually have projects lined up: the best “discount” is buying when you’ll immediately use it to ship paid work.

Alternatives (keep your options open)

• Other Framer UI kits/plugins: if you prefer a different style system or component library, compare kits based on the components you actually use (navs, CMS sections, pricing blocks, footers).
• Build your own mini design system: if your brand is very specific, a lightweight internal library can beat a big kit.
• Template-first workflow: if you mostly ship the same site type, a strong base template (plus a few reusable blocks) might be cheaper and simpler.

FAQs

1) Does Kompa have coupon codes?

Sometimes. Many buyers will see no coupon field and the savings is already in the public pricing (or via legacy subscriber offers). Always verify on the official checkout.

2) Is Kompa a subscription?

No. Kompa is sold as a one-time lifetime purchase (no monthly or yearly fees).

3) Is there a free version of Kompa?

Yes. Kompa offers a free version you can use in unlimited projects (including commercial), and it includes basic components plus the color/text style tools.

4) What’s included in Kompa Pro?

Kompa Pro includes access to 850+ premium components, full-page templates/sections, advanced code components, and unlimited usage across projects.

5) Can I use Kompa for client work and templates?

Yes. Kompa states you can use it on unlimited personal and client projects under a single-user license, and you can create and sell Framer templates.

6) Do I need a paid Framer plan to use Kompa?

No. Kompa says it works on every Framer plan (including Free). You only need a paid Framer plan if you want Framer-specific features like a custom domain or certain CMS needs.

7) What’s Kompa’s refund policy?

Kompa says refunds are available within 30 days only for major technical issues they can’t resolve. They don’t offer refunds for changing your mind or deciding it’s not a fit after purchase.