Apktemplates sells APK WordPress themes made only for APK and mod download sites, and it also does custom work for the same niche. A Lite license costs $34.99 one time and lets you use a theme on one website with 6 months of updates.
The themes are for people who run, or want to start, an app download site on WordPress. The team says it has worked on this one niche for 7 years. The catalog of APK site templates has themes like APKGO, APKPURE, MODYOLO, AN1, 5Play and Gameverse, and each one has a live preview, so you can see the layout before you buy. If you need a theme for a normal blog or a shop, look somewhere else.
After you pay, your license key comes by email. You upload the theme in WordPress under Appearance, Themes, and paste the key on the theme's License page. You change the logo, homepage text, menus, homepage category sections and ad slots from Appearance, Customize, Theme Panel, with no code.
Most themes come with a Google Play importer that pulls app details into a new post. On APKGO and APKPURE, you can search apps by name, paste many Play Store links at once, and check each app in a review queue before it goes live. The themes add app schema to posts, work with Rank Math and Yoast SEO, and have ad slots where you paste AdSense or other ad code. APKGO, for example, has 8 of them.
You pay once for each plan. Premium is $49.99 for 5 sites and 1 year of updates. Elite is $79.99 for 10 sites and 18 months, with priority support. Prices differ a little on some theme pages. Every plan has free setup help and the APK Extractor, and you can also pay in TRX crypto.
There are limits to know. There's no free version. The themes copy about 90% of the design of popular APK sites, and some parts, like dynamic category lists, don't fit WordPress well. A few themes, like 5Play, import one app at a time. The extractor needs higher server limits and Google Drive API keys. When your update period ends, the theme keeps working, but new fixes stop unless you renew.
Who it's for
People who run, or want to start, an APK, mod or app download website on WordPress and want a theme made for that kind of site.
Problem it solves
Generic blog themes look out of place on APK sites, and a custom design can take weeks and cost more than it should.
Your solution
Ready WordPress themes built around app listings, download buttons and version info, with a Google Play importer, app schema and ad slots. You pay once per license.
What makes it unique
It only makes themes for APK and mod download sites. Several themes follow the layout of well known APK sites, and the same team builds custom themes and scrapers for this niche.
Apktemplates sells WordPress themes made for APK and mod download sites. The team also builds custom themes, plugins and Play Store scrapers for this niche.
Plans are one time payments. Lite is $34.99 for 1 site and 6 months of updates, Premium is $49.99 for 5 sites and 1 year, and Elite is $79.99 for 10 sites and 18 months. Some theme pages show slightly different prices.
No. All themes are paid products.
Download the theme, then in WordPress go to Appearance, Themes and upload it. Your license key comes by email after purchase. Paste it on the theme's License page in the WordPress admin.
It pulls app data from Google Play and creates posts on your WordPress site. The setup guide asks you to raise server limits in your .htaccess file and connect Google Drive API credentials.
Yes. The site says they work with Rank Math and Yoast SEO, and the themes add app schema to posts on their own.
Yes. You can turn on ad slots in the Theme Panel and paste AdSense or other ad code. The customize guide lists 8 ad areas, and all are off by default.
The site mentions card and PayPal, and it also accepts TRX on the TRC20 network. Crypto orders are processed within 24 hours of payment confirmation.
You can ask within 7 days. The refund policy covers technical issues they can't fix, files not delivered, or a theme very different from its demo. It does not cover a change of mind or buying the wrong plan.
The theme keeps working, but you don't get new features or bug fixes unless you renew your license.
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