Esports Website Templates for Teams and Streamers: 6 Picks Compared
By Manob Editorial · · Updated
A good esports website template gives you a team roster with player profiles, a match schedule and results, a stream section, sponsors and a way to join or contact the team. Manob has six genuine esports picks from three designs: Galactic in HTML and React, Feron for WordPress, and MYKD in Tailwind, React and WordPress. Galactic suits a team, Feron a team or solo streamer, and MYKD adds tournament pages.
Why only six picks
We looked at every Manob item tagged with gaming, esports, tournaments or games and opened each demo on October 13, 2026. Most aren't esports templates at all: golf, badminton, archery and chess club themes (now in our sports club website templates roundup), an online-course theme and even a coffee shop carry a "game" tag. We also left out a Shopify theme for gaming-equipment stores because its live store demo asked for a password when we checked. That left three items built for gaming teams and creators. Since then MYKD has joined them: one esports and gaming design sold as Tailwind HTML, React and WordPress builds, which we describe from their listings. If you need more choice, the last sections point you to larger catalogs.
| Template | Type | Built with | Price from | Live demo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Galactic - eSports and Gaming HTML Template | HTML template | — | Demo | |
| Galactic - eSports and Gaming React Template | React template | React | Demo | |
| MYKD - Tailwind eSports and Gaming NFT Template | HTML template | Tailwind CSS | Demo | |
| MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT ReactJS Template | HTML template | — | Demo | |
| Feron eSports and Gaming WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | Demo | |
| MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | Demo |
Esports HTML and React templates
Galactic (HTML): the fullest team-site page set
Galactic, from Dynamic Layers, has two homepages (Default and eSports) and a page set that maps closely to what a team needs: Upcoming Matches, Stream Schedule, Match Details, Player Details and Team Details, plus Our Gamers, Sponsors, FAQ, a shop with product, cart and checkout pages, blog grid, classic and detail pages, and contact. The team page has counters for wins, draws, losses and players, and the home page shows a roster with each player's main game. The listing says it's built on Bootstrap 5 with a working Ajax contact form. Everything else is static: you edit match times, results and stats by hand, and the shop pages are layouts until you connect a real store.
Galactic - eSports and Gaming HTML Template is a Bootstrap 5 HTML template for eSports teams, gaming blogs, game stores, and gaming tournament websites, with 2 homepages, a work…
Galactic (React): the same design for a React team
The React version has the same menu and pages as the HTML one: two homepages, matches, stream schedule, player and team details, sponsors, FAQ, shop pages, blog and contact. The listing says it's built on Bootstrap 5 but doesn't name the build tool or React version. The demo's page source loads a single hashed script from /assets/, the pattern a Vite build produces, but confirm with the seller. Pick it if your developer will connect matches or results to an API; otherwise the HTML version is simpler to host and edit. Our React templates roundup explains what to check in any React template.
Galactic - eSports and Gaming React Template is a responsive React template built on Bootstrap 5 for gaming websites, gaming blogs and eSports tournament platforms, with 2 homep…
MYKD Tailwind: best for a team that runs tournaments
MYKD, from Md Habibur Rahman, is made for esports teams, tournaments, gaming magazines and NFT gaming projects. This build is static HTML on Tailwind CSS v3.3 with jQuery, and its 13+ pages include at least two home pages, tournament pages, player pages and blog pages. Each section of the HTML is commented, which helps when you rename players and events by hand. The listing says the demo images aren't in the download.
MYKD - Tailwind eSports and Gaming NFT Template is a responsive HTML template built with Tailwind CSS v3.3 for gaming websites, esports teams, tournaments, gaming magazines and…
MYKD ReactJS: best for a developer who wants TypeScript
The React build names its stack in full: React (Vite), TypeScript, Bootstrap 5 and Sass, with no jQuery. It has two home pages, 11+ inner pages, blog pages and documentation, plus dynamic routes and form validation with React Hook Form. Choose it over Galactic React if your developer wants TypeScript, which MYKD's listing names and Galactic's doesn't. Our NFT website templates roundup covers all three MYKD builds from the NFT gaming side.
MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT ReactJS Template is a React (Vite) and TypeScript site template on Bootstrap 5 for gaming websites, esports teams, tournaments, gaming magazines an…
Esports WordPress themes
Feron: for a team, a gaming studio or a solo streamer
Feron, from Theme Wolfs, has two demos. Home 01 is a team or studio site with trending matches, games, a pricing table and team members. Home 02 is a personal profile for one gamer or streamer. Matches, games and team members each have their own detail pages under separate URL sections (/all-matches/, /all-game/, /all-team/), which suggests you add a match as a new entry rather than editing a long page; confirm with the seller. The demo runs Elementor with the theme's core plugin and Contact Form 7. The listing names one-click demo import, Codestar theme options, a child theme and translation files. It also mentions online store layouts, but the demo doesn't run WooCommerce, and a few demo links (including Matches Details in the menu) returned a 404 page when we checked, though match pages opened from the schedule. The listing also says demo images and video aren't included in the download.
Feron is a modern, stylish, and high-performance WordPress theme built specially for eSports teams, gaming tournaments, streaming platforms, and online gaming communities. With…
MYKD WordPress: best for a team site with a merch shop
The WordPress build of MYKD works with Elementor and WooCommerce and has shop, shop details and my account pages, so merch sales can run on the team site. Player details, tournament and services pages sit next to 2+ home pages, blog and contact. You get one-click demo import, a child theme, 20+ custom Elementor blocks and an Elementor header and footer builder. The listing names Mailchimp and Contact Form 7 forms and WPML support, and it doesn't list Elementor Pro as a requirement.
MYKD - eSports and Gaming NFT WordPress Theme is an Elementor-based WordPress theme for gaming websites, esports teams, tournaments, gaming magazines and NFT gaming, with WooCom…
What an esports template leaves to you
- Live streams. The stream sections are layouts. To show a live channel, use the platform's player, for example Twitch's embedding options or a YouTube embed.
- Brackets, results and stats. Scores and win counters on these demos are typed in. Update them by hand, or embed brackets from the tournament platform you play on if it offers an embed.
- A real merch store. Galactic's shop pages are static designs. MYKD WordPress supports WooCommerce; otherwise you need WooCommerce on WordPress or a hosted store such as Shopify.
- Community and sign-ups. Discord invites, tryout forms and newsletter sign-ups are links and forms you add. Galactic's contact form needs a script or form service behind it.
- Your own media. Dark, image-heavy designs depend on good team photos and logos. Feron and MYKD Tailwind both leave demo images out of the download, so plan your own before launch.
How to choose an esports website template
- Roster first. Check that player profiles have room for gamer tag, role, main game and social links. Galactic, Feron and MYKD WordPress have player or team detail pages, and MYKD Tailwind lists player pages.
- Who updates the schedule. If a manager without coding skills posts matches every week, WordPress (Feron or MYKD) is easier. If a developer maintains the site, an HTML or React build is lighter.
- Sponsor space. Sponsors want their logos seen. Galactic has a dedicated Sponsors page, MYKD ReactJS lists a logo slider, and on Feron you'd add a logo section in Elementor.
- Speed on a phone. Video backgrounds, sliders and preloaders look good on desktop and load slowly on mobile data. Test the demo on your phone.
- Readable dark design. Check text contrast on the demo, especially small grey text on black.
- Team, tournament or creator. A team needs a roster and match pages; a tournament organizer needs registration, rules and brackets, so start from MYKD's tournament pages or an event website template; a streamer needs one strong profile page, like Feron's Home 02.
Next steps: how to edit a Bootstrap template covers Galactic's HTML version, our Tailwind CSS templates guide covers MYKD Tailwind, and how to install a WordPress theme manually and how to customize a WordPress theme cover Feron and MYKD WordPress.
Regular vs Extended License
Every product on Manob has two license prices. The Regular License covers a single end product whose end users aren't charged, which is what a team or streamer site needs. The Extended License covers a single end product whose end users are charged, such as a paid fan-club area or a subscription tournament platform. Neither lets you redistribute the source files as they are. Every purchase includes 6 months of free seller support through Manob's ticket system, which you can extend, and you can preview every item before buying.
When to look elsewhere
- You want it free. Everything on Manob is paid. A WordPress.org search for "esports" returned 21 themes and one for "gaming" returned 225 as of October 2026.
- You want many designs to compare. ThemeForest's search for "esports" showed 771 items as of October 2026, 203 of them WordPress themes. With six picks from three designs, Manob can't match that range.
- Merch is the main business. Start with a store platform and add team pages to it, rather than the other way around.
- You only need a link page. A free link-in-bio page or your Discord server may be enough until the team grows. When you're ready, browse HTML site templates or our HTML5 templates hub.
Frequently asked questions
What should an esports team website template include?
A roster with player profiles, a match schedule with results, a stream or video section, sponsors, news and a contact or join form. Galactic has pages for nearly all of these.
Is there a free esports website template?
Yes. The WordPress.org directory returned 21 themes for "esports" and 225 for "gaming" as of October 2026. All six templates on Manob are paid, but their demos are free to open.
Are there HTML templates for esports on Manob?
Two: Galactic, built on Bootstrap 5 and also sold as a React template, and MYKD Tailwind, built with Tailwind CSS v3.3. The other gaming-tagged HTML items are sports-club or unrelated templates.
Can an esports website template show live Twitch streams?
Not on its own. The stream sections are layouts, so you embed the Twitch or YouTube player where the demo shows a video.
Can I sell team merch with these templates?
Yes, with MYKD WordPress, which supports WooCommerce and has shop and my account pages. Galactic's shop pages are static designs and Feron's demo doesn't run WooCommerce, so with those you'd connect a store platform yourself.
Which is easier to update, an esport website template in HTML or WordPress?
WordPress, if non-developers post results and news. Feron's demo gives matches, games and team members their own pages, and MYKD WordPress uses Elementor, so updates don't mean editing code.