
Toonhub
A small-run collectibles storefront organised by numbered drops.
What this theme is for
Toonhub sells short runs, so the site is organised by drop rather than by stock. Four figures each get a product page with finishing notes, the drops section doubles as a release log covering 700 casts, and the whole layout assumes a run sells out and never returns. The about page states the rules plainly: four a year, numbered then gone, original casts only. Built for collectibles and limited-edition makers.
Every page, already built
Every route below is live — open any one of them.
Home
Toonhub casts short runs of original vinyl figures. Four drops a year, numbered, and never repeated once the run is gone.
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Figures
Every Toonhub figure, in series order.
/figures/ ➚
Figure detail
The first cast. Round-eared, slightly stooped, holding nothing at all.
/figures/bell-hop/ ➚
Drops
Release announcements and restocks.
/drops/ ➚
About the studio
How the studio works.
/about/ ➚
Questions about Toonhub
What do I get when I buy Toonhub?
The complete Astro source for Toonhub, with 5 page layouts. After checkout, an invitation to the theme's private GitHub repository is sent to your order email, and updates to the theme are free for life.
Can I use Toonhub for client projects?
Yes. The licence covers unlimited sites for yourself or paying clients, with full modification and permanent use. Reselling or redistributing the theme files as a template is not allowed.
Is Toonhub a one-time purchase?
Yes. Toonhub costs $19 once, with free lifetime updates. There is no subscription.
Where can I host Toonhub?
Anywhere that serves static files. npm run build writes plain HTML, CSS and assets to dist/, ready for Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages or any static host.
Can I see Toonhub before buying?
Yes. The live preview shows every page of Toonhub at every breakpoint.
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