They offer a large selection of free and premium membership templates that are very useful. What I like about this website is that the templates that are free have the same quality as the membership only ones. More often than not, from my experience, the free selection are usually things no one would use because they are crappy while the good ones require paid membership. Template.net offers high quality free and premium templates which is awesome. I use the website at least once a week. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't like how the "Free" and "Pro" selections are organized on the page. I completely understand the reasoning behind not separating the "Free" from "Pro" templates because they want people to pay for a membership. The normal assumption would be that when one is searching for a template that they aren't doing a search what's free or not and that the initial search is for the template they need and then whether it's free. And maybe if the one they want isn't free then they will go with a pro membership. The problem is that it's a jumbled together and it's frustrating that there is no easy way to view what is free and what isn't.I can see why people may give up and just go to another website which isn't good for business. Say I'm doing an online search because I need a checklist for example and I find template.net. When I type checklist in the search bar the first ones I see are "Pro". I might not continue to look further because my google search was for free templates. But say I do keep looking at the selection. You have to go pretty far down to find any free ones and when you finally find one it's mixed in with the pro. Which in itself sounds find but it's random and there aren't many free ones in the same area, there is one here and there. So at this point I'm done and going to another website. Template.net has the best offering and absolutely is worth paying for the pro version. Hands down it's the best, believe me I've looked a lot. But some people need to be able to see the benefits before they jump into a membership. The website is clean and professional but when you are at the top of the list of a free template search in google, that's the first thing that should be seen. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a ton of templates to choose from: Websites, brochures, ads, you name it. And they look terrific and some are even free, if you don't mind a watermark. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If you don't want the watermark, you need to sign up for a paid version. However, the monthly fee is really low and even if you only downloaded one template it would be worth the low fee. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I found this service through a friend who recommended it to me, and the truth is enchanted with Template.net here are my reasons:

Perhaps the custom of many of us who work in the office and always have to be in constant paperwork is to run to use Microsoft Publisher when we are using a template to create a letter, an interview format, a circular or a simple brochure. However, after seeing Template.net I realized that Publisher templates are functional, but maybe already somewhat outdated, very rigid or very simple because Template.net offers a more varied range of templates and within it makes suggestions of format for almost any type of needs you have in the office. In my case, in the Human Resources department Template.net offers many options for my field such as Employee Evaluation of Manger, Hob Interbiew Questionnaire, up to a Simple Notice of Job Opening template. The good thing is that apart from offering the templates it gives you suggestions of what should be written but in a more useful way compared to Publisher. On the other hand it seems to me that its handling is much more dynamic and easier to use and can be editable in many formats such as Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Apple Page, etc. In truth there are many formats that it offers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As I said before. Many of us run to use Microsoft Publisher because I think that most of the computers have some version of Office installed and with it the Microsoft Publisher program is already found many times. So: why pay for a service that you already have for free and installed on your computer?

Well, Template.net has a free version, but it doesn't have many templates compared to its Pro version. So when you try the free version you will want the Pro version templates that are obviously better and more useful (also the version free only lets you download a maximum of 120 templates). And there you will find the dilemma: is it worth paying for the Pro or Business version and harnessing its potential? Well, everything depends on the type of company and the needs you may have Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With templates.net you get thousands of free templates,designs, documents on everything you could need. They have poster templates,daily planner, wedding invitation, business cards, newsletter's, resumes all for free . You can also join their Pro Membership. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I don't care for is how they have the free and pro member templates all mixed together. I feel it would nicer if they had them separated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's incredible how a simple tool can help me create documents, contracts, agreements, surveys, and interviews with its variety of available templates that can be adjusted to the format you need, whether it's PDF, DOC, WordPress, Excel, Publisher, or even Google Slide. It's easy to handle and has many options that allow me to create useful documents. What I like the most is how the preliminary designs are written, because they are very well drafted and I make very few modifications when I use them. It has a section dedicated to the Human Resources area that I find very useful. Its price is very low and it even has an option to try it for free (with limitations, obviously). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have nothing negative to say about this program. It is very useful for many things. Besides work tasks, I sometimes turn to this tool when I need some things for the home, such as making bookmarks for my children. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The majority of my working life revolves around online document creation and presentation, so I regularly find myself using template. Net to create interesting and exciting variences to break up an often tedious job. Template.net has so many useful templates that I can choose from and it makes my WORK considerably more enjoyable not to mention faster. For a site with tons of templates I can say that the price is pretty reasonable, with both budget and premium options available, and affordable as well. I strongly recommend this site to anyone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the sheer quantity of click bait pop ups and banners extremely frustrating and this often makes templating a laborious task. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s super easy to use and search already made templates that are easy to edit in any format Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The website layout is not my favorite. It’s not that it’s difficult or acting like that, it’s just not very pleasing to the eyes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Any template I've needed, they have. Great resource to have Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's been a few times when they don't have the templates I need Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how many categories Template.net has for all of the templates they have to offer. There's a template for any occasion you can think of. Very User-friendly! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Luckily for me, I have not had any issues using Template.net. I give 10/10 Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Existing creative templates help build a page or article in fancy ways. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

sometimes options are not suitable for the content Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.