Questions, answered

Open a prompt, pick the tab for your tool (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude or Codex), hit Copy, and paste it as your first message in that tool. The tool builds the page; from there you iterate in plain language - "make the hero taller", "swap the palette to blue". Every prompt has a live demo so you can scroll what it builds before you spend a single token.

Whichever you already use, each tab is written natively for its tool. Lovable and Bolt are the fastest zero-setup options and build a running app from one paste. Cursor suits you if you want the code in your own repo, and so does Codex, from its CLI, the IDE extension or the ChatGPT app. Claude is great for a single polished page delivered as one file. The result is the same design in all 5.

No. The prompts carry the design decisions, palettes, type, motion, spacing, so the tool does the crafting. If you can describe a tweak in a sentence, you can finish a site.

Free prompts (marked with a green chip) copy without even signing up, for personal projects. Unlimited opens every prompt including all future drops, the footage from every demo and the commercial license. A lifetime seat is a one-time $99 for the first 100 buyers, then $199. Agency is $299 a year for 5 seats.

With a Lifetime or Agency plan, yes, unlimited commercial projects. Free prompts cover personal and portfolio use. Details in the license.

Close, but not pixel-identical, AI tools vary between runs and versions. The prompts pin down the important things (colors, layout, motion timings, accessibility) so results land reliably in the same world as the demo. A follow-up message or two usually closes any gap.

Yes. When a demo plays video, its prompt page lists that footage: every clip, ready to drop in, with its length and size. Free prompts' footage needs a free account. Unlimited prompts' footage comes with Lifetime and Agency. Your copied prompt also tells your tool which file goes where, so it skips generating its own.

Unlimited members get every new drop automatically, and some drops are free for everyone. The countdown on the homepage shows when the next one is due. The weekly email carries every drop, opt in from the footer, or follow @nightmarquee on X.

A lifetime seat is a one-time payment, so there is nothing to cancel. Agency and other subscriptions cancel anytime from Account → Manage billing, and access runs to the end of the paid period. Any purchase in its first 14 days gets a full refund, no questions: email support@nightmarquee.com.

Make sure you're signed in with the same email you used at checkout, entitlements attach to your account the moment payment clears. Still locked a minute later? Email support@nightmarquee.com and we'll sort it fast.

You can, and what comes back is the default look every AI tool produces. A NightMarquee prompt carries the decisions a one-line request leaves to chance: palette, type, spacing, motion timing and how the page behaves on a phone. You see the result in a live demo before you paste anything.

Yes, entirely. Everything a prompt generates is yours to use, sell, hand to a client or modify, with no attribution. Only the prompt text itself stays ours. Details in the license.

The free prompts are the trial: full prompts with live demos, no card and no account. Buy when you have seen what they build.

Yes. The founding lifetime price is for the first 100 seats and rises afterwards. The pricing page shows the current price and the seats left. Founding members keep their price forever.

Yes. The Claude variant is a plain, self-contained prompt and works in v0, Replit, Windsurf or any coding model. Claude Code, Cursor and Codex users can also pull prompts straight into the editor with the MCP server.

A small package that puts the catalog inside Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and Codex. Search prompts and copy them without leaving your editor. Free prompts need no account; a lifetime or agency seat unlocks the rest in-session. Setup takes a minute on the MCP page.

An Agency plan covers up to five named people at one company. After checkout, email the teammates' addresses to support@nightmarquee.com and their seats open within one business day. Client work and handover are covered.

Checkout runs through Lemon Squeezy, our merchant of record. Cards and PayPal are accepted, VAT is handled at checkout, and an invoice arrives by email with every purchase.

Email support@nightmarquee.com. It reaches the founder directly, not a ticket queue.

Unlimited members can, the request-a-style queue feeds the drop roadmap, and Founding members vote on it. Send requests to support@nightmarquee.com with a reference or a vibe.