How does Landix compare with other component libraries?
Landix complements shadcn/ui rather than replacing it. shadcn/ui supplies primitives; Landix supplies complete, animated landing-page sections built around the same source-code ownership model.
| Area | Landix | shadcn/ui | Packaged libraries |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary scope | Complete landing-page sections | Reusable UI primitives | Varies by library |
| Installation | shadcn registry / source files | CLI / source files | Usually package manager |
| Code ownership | Editable project source | Editable project source | Usually dependency code |
| Motion | Included in motion-native sections | Added by the developer | Varies |
| Pricing | Two free sections; $49 Lifetime Access for the full registry | Open source | Varies |
Which option should you choose?
Choose Landix when you want assembled landing-page sections with motion. Start with shadcn/ui when you need primitives and want to design each section yourself. Choose a packaged library when dependency-based updates matter more than owning each component file.