How much does Motion+ cost?

$399 one-time per developer as of October 2026. Teams of two or more pay yearly per seat. Annnimate starts at €29 a month billed quarterly, with per-seat pricing for studios.

Motion UI is a set of animated React sections and components built on shadcn tokens, launched in July 2026 as part of Motion+. It installs through the shadcn CLI or the Motion+ MCP.

Can I use Motion and GSAP in the same project?

Yes, they don't conflict. Some teams keep Motion for small React UI transitions and use GSAP, and Annnimate's components, for scroll sections and page-level motion.

Motion+ alternative

Choose Annnimate if you want finished sections rather than examples to adapt: menus, scroll sections, sliders and Landmark Kits on GSAP, in React, Vue and plain HTML, priced per seat for studios. Motion+ suits a solo React developer who is committed to Motion and wants to learn it deeply.

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Framework support: Motion UI sections are React; the Motion library itself also has JavaScript and Vue versions
Engine: Motion
Content: 510+ examples, 110+ tutorials, Motion UI sections (as of 2026-10)
Pricing: $399 one-time per developer; teams of 2+ pay yearly per seat (as of 2026-10)

Updated October 27, 2026

What Motion+ ships

Motion+ is the paid tier of Motion (formerly Framer Motion), the React animation library by Matt Perry. It bundles 510+ examples, 110+ tutorials, Motion UI (animated React sections on shadcn tokens, launched July 2026), Motion Studio and an AI Kit with an MCP server, plus a private Discord and GitHub.

What Motion+ does well

Made by the author of the library it builds on, so examples track the API
One payment per developer, no subscription for solo buyers
Motion UI sections install through the shadcn CLI or the Motion+ MCP
A performance grade on each Motion UI section
Tutorials alongside the code, for learning the library properly

Where Motion+ stops short

Motion UI sections are React only, no Vue or plain HTML versions
Much of the value is examples and tutorials you adapt, not finished sections
Not one-time for teams: two or more developers pay yearly per seat
Tied to Motion, so it doesn't help a GSAP codebase

Prices and contents checked on motion.dev/plus and motion.dev/magazine in October 2026.

When Annnimate is the better pick

Annnimate fits when you need the motion done, not a lesson in how to build it. The catalog is finished client-site pieces, menus, scroll sections, sliders and Kits, each on GSAP and shipped as React, Vue and plain HTML/CSS/JS from one source, so it works in Next.js, Nuxt, Webflow or a static build. Teams of two or more pay per seat on both products; Annnimate's per-seat price drops as the team grows, from €29 a month billed quarterly for one.

When Motion+ is the better pick

Motion+ is the better pick if you work alone in React, Motion is already your library, and you'd rather pay once and learn it in depth through its examples and tutorials.

Common questions

How much does Motion+ cost?: $399 one-time per developer as of October 2026. Teams of two or more pay yearly per seat. Annnimate starts at €29 a month billed quarterly, with per-seat pricing for studios.
What is Motion UI?: Motion UI is a set of animated React sections and components built on shadcn tokens, launched in July 2026 as part of Motion+. It installs through the shadcn CLI or the Motion+ MCP.
Can I use Motion and GSAP in the same project?: Yes, they don't conflict. Some teams keep Motion for small React UI transitions and use GSAP, and Annnimate's components, for scroll sections and page-level motion.