Most corporate templates are a landing page with an About section bolted on, which is fine until the board asks where the investor updates go. MNC is a corporate Astro theme for companies that already have more to say than one page holds: solutions, investor relations, sustainability reporting, customer stories and a full blog each get real templates rather than a section anchor.
It suits multi-sector businesses, consultancies and holding companies with distinct service lines, a stakeholder audience, and content that changes often enough that someone has to maintain it.
At a glance
- Total routes: 42
- Page templates: 16 (10 static, 6 dynamic)
- Content collections: 18, all populated with demo content
- Components: 36, plus 41 icons
- CMS: optional — Contentful, Sanity, Strapi, WordPress or Shopify
- Online store: no
- Contact form: yes
- Blog: yes, with category archives and an RSS feed
- Responsive: desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints
- Built with: Astro 7, Tailwind CSS 4 and TypeScript
Pages included
Static pages
- Home
- About
- Solutions
- Sustainability
- Investors
- Blog
- Pricing
- Contact
- Style guide
- 404
Dynamic templates
- Solution detail
- Customer story detail
- Investor detail
- Investor category archive
- Blog post
- Blog category archive
What the content collections give you
Solutions, investors, stories, posts, team members, testimonials, plans and more are content entries rather than hand-built pages. Adding one means filling in fields, and it joins the relevant listings on its own. For a site that gets updated regularly, that is the part that decides whether it stays current.
All eighteen collections arrive populated, so the whole site is there to look at from the first minute rather than a shell waiting for content.
Investor relations and sustainability, as real sections
Funding rounds get their own pages and category archives. Sustainability reporting and customer stories each have templates of their own. These are the sections a growing company adds late and badly, usually as a PDF link, and they are built in here.
Bring your own CMS, one collection at a time
Content works out of the box with no CMS at all. When you want one, Contentful, Sanity, Strapi, WordPress and Shopify are supported, and a collection that is not migrated yet simply keeps using the content that shipped with the theme.
That means a migration can happen gradually rather than all at once, which is usually the difference between doing it and putting it off.
Retheme it from a single place
Colors, type scale, spacing rhythm and corner radii live together in one place. Change a value and it carries through every page. A style guide page renders every component and token, so you can see what a change did rather than hunt for it.
Heading sizes and section spacing scale down on smaller screens on their own, so the design stays balanced on a phone without extra work.
Motion that respects the reader
Headline reveals, section fades, parallax, animated counters and background video, all driven by scrolling.
All of it honors the reduced-motion setting. A reader who has asked their device for less movement gets a still, fully legible page rather than a broken one.
What this theme does not do
It is the corporate website. It does not include an application, a login, a customer dashboard or any back end.
Pricing is presented rather than transacted. There is no checkout and no store, so subscriptions and payments belong in your own system.
The contact form validates and confirms on its own and sends messages wherever you choose to point it. There is no site search, no gated investor area and no document management — investor updates are published content, not a filing system.
The demo photography and video are placeholders from Freepik, licensed to the original design’s author rather than sublicensed with the theme. Replace them before you launch.
Who it is for
- Multi-sector businesses with distinct service lines to present separately
- Companies with a stakeholder audience — investor updates, sustainability reporting
- Consultancies and holding companies publishing often enough to need a real blog
- Teams who would rather edit content files than fight a page builder
Customizing it
Solutions, investors, stories, posts and every data set are content entries, so adding to the site means filling in fields. Design changes start from the one place the colors and type scale live, and the style guide page shows the result across every component at once.
If you would rather not do it yourself, our team can customize this theme for you, from color and content changes through to new pages and custom functionality. Request a theme customization quote, or read more about our customization service.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a CMS to use it?
No. The theme ships with all its content included and works as it is. A CMS is optional, and you can move one collection at a time when you want one.
Where do contact form messages go?
Wherever you point the form. It validates and confirms on its own, and connects to the service or inbox you prefer.
Can I sell subscriptions through the pricing page?
Not in this build. Plans are presented for comparison and route to sign-up or contact. There is no checkout, so billing lives in your own system.
How hard is it to change the colors and type?
They live in one place, and a change carries through every page. The style guide page shows the result on every component at once.
Does it need a server to run?
No. It builds to static files and deploys anywhere that serves a website, including free hosting tiers.
Support and updates
Support and ongoing updates are included. Message us after purchase if you need the design source file and we will send it over.
