Introduction

How it relates to the free catalog

Pro components are composed from free easeUI primitives wherever one already fits, rather than reinventing them. Installing a Pro component can pull in a public @easeui dependency alongside the private @easeui-pro one.

Everything reads the same color and easing tokens as the free site, so a Pro component drops into a project that already has the free theme set up with no extra styling work.

Installation

Pro components install through a private, token gated shadcn registry rather than a public one. See the installation guide for registering the registry, setting your token, and running your first install.

Components and blocks

A component is one part of a screen, a data table or a pricing card or an agent timeline. A block is a whole section of one, with the components already wired to each other and to the free easeUI primitives around them. You change the copy and the data, not the markup.

Both install the same way and both arrive as source files. A block pulls in the components it imports alongside itself.

Why it exists

The free catalog covers primitives: buttons, inputs, cards, tables. Pro covers the larger, app-level surfaces built from those primitives that most products end up rebuilding from scratch: settings screens, notification centers, agent threads. You still get the source, not a package import, so anything can be changed once it's in your project.