ScrollHaus

What is ScrollHaus?

ScrollHaus is an online library of animated website templates for people who build sites with AI coding tools; its own pages write the name as Scrollhaus and describe it as an independent library of animated, scroll-driven website directions.

The homepage pitch is to preview 100+ animated website templates, then copy the source and build kit into Lovable, Bolt, Claude, Codex or any AI coding tool. Every entry has a working preview, and entries that can be exported add the original HTML, CSS and animation code plus a builder-ready prompt.

A banner across the site advertises 1,000+ assets, a total that bundles websites with prompts, templates, effects and backgrounds rather than counting complete sites alone. Its founder, who signs as AmJ, builds and reviews the scroll-driven websites in the library and writes its guides. It is a young product: the homepage announced a public launch on a product-discovery platform for October 3, 2026.

Core features

ScrollHaus combines a website library with smaller building blocks and a connection for AI assistants.

• Website library: As captured on October 3, 2026, the about page counts 104 website entries, with a build audit that verifies 69 as exact-copy exports and identifies 35 as full-project builds.
• Scroll animation templates: A separate templates area lists 131 template starting points across nine creative categories.
• Effects vault: 42 interactive effects cover hover states, reveals, cursors, text motion and page transitions. Unlocked effects come with a live preview, the code and notes on where each effect works best.
• Backgrounds: Beyond the free video and still-image backgrounds, twenty additional interactive backgrounds are free, including all 14 Vanta scenes.
• Creative prompts and design skills: The Creative section organizes 43 design directions for reuse. Each one gives the builder a named direction with clear rules for typography, spacing, colour and motion instead of a request for a generic landing page.
• MCP server: A public, read-only Model Context Protocol server lets an AI assistant search the catalogue, and it does not need an account. It exposes seven tools, from search_websites and get_free_build to get_scrollhaus_info. Free build text comes back at up to 100,000 characters per site. Premium source is never returned by the public server.
• Release cadence: The homepage says fresh websites drop twice a week.

The split between exact-copy exports and full-project builds matters more than the headline counts. The about page frames it as the difference between entries that paste straight into a builder and larger projects, so the number of one-step builds is smaller than the catalogue total. The MCP catalogue is regenerated on every production build, so assistant search results track what is live on the site.

Guide

The workflow ScrollHaus documents is copy first, customize second:

1. Pick a direction from a live preview. Live previews open from each accessible website card, so layout, scrolling and motion can be checked before the source goes into a builder.
2. Copy source and instructions together. The homepage tells users to copy the original source and builder instructions together so that typography, layout and motion travel with the build.
3. Paste and match the original first. The next step is to paste into Lovable, Bolt or another AI tool, match the original first, and only then shape it around the brand.
4. Keep the page in one file. The free sampler's instructions say to keep the build as one document, because splitting a scroll-driven page into components is the most common way the animation gets lost.
5. Rebrand in separate passes. The FAQ describes reproducing the original accurately, then replacing words, colors, type, imagery and brand details in deliberate steps to keep the motion system intact.

The order follows from how the handoff is built: the supplied prompt asks the builder to preserve the original structure, styles, assets and animation together. Changing content, layout and motion in the same request gives the AI tool more room to drift from the preview it is copying.

ScrollHaus use cases and examples

• Client websites: The licence lets a buyer publish the customized result commercially, change branding and content, combine it with other code and hand the completed project to the client.
• Assistant-led discovery: Typical MCP requests include finding a dark, cinematic landing page for a product launch, listing free portfolio directions, or fetching a free build to adapt to a brand.
• Adding motion to an existing page: ScrollHaus says its effects are small and self-contained, so two or three can be combined in one build without the page feeling heavy.
• A first draft in Lovable: The homepage demo picks a scroll-animated site, copies its prompt and pastes it into Lovable to turn it into the user's own page.

Who is it for

ScrollHaus fits people who want website templates for AI builders: each template is meant to be previewed and then taken into a tool such as Lovable, Bolt, Claude or Codex, starting from a real layout instead of a blank prompt.

• Hands-on builders: The terms make users responsible for reviewing generated code, replacing project-specific content, checking third-party licences, testing accessibility and performance, and securing the final deployment.
• Projects that need a second opinion: One-to-one sessions can be booked for custom project direction, build planning, motion feedback or a website consultation; the homepage section lists no price for them.
• Not a done-for-you service: ScrollHaus describes itself as a software product and template library, not a video or marketing agency.

Platforms

ScrollHaus is used in the browser at scrollhaus.ai, and its output is meant to move into other tools.

• Paste targets: Builds are meant to go into Lovable, Bolt, Claude, Codex, Replit or another AI tool. The pages reviewed name these products as destinations for copied builds and do not describe a partnership or certification with them.
• MCP clients: No extra account or hosting service is needed to connect; the server URL goes directly into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another compatible MCP client. Codex users can add it to ~/.codex/config.toml or through Settings → MCP Servers → Add server with Streamable HTTP.
• Protocol details: The server uses protocol version 2025-06-18 over streamable HTTP with no authentication. Searches return up to 20 results per call, 8 by default.
• Free sampler on GitHub: A public repository holds seven scroll-animated website projects that can be run, read and copied into AI coding tools.

Pricing

All three paid plans unlock every website, template, background, effect and creative resource in the library. By the pricing page's own arithmetic, four quarterly payments cost $199.96 over a year, and lifetime costs less than continuing a plan beyond 18 months. The yearly reduction is presented as the current offer, with no end date given.

Free selections cover 12 templates, 6 effects, 66 video backgrounds and 272 still images. The Creative section adds six design skills and 12 prompts that are free. Free website builds are listed under the Free to build filter in the library. Premium websites, templates, backgrounds, effects and creative directions unlock with an active paid account.

Checkout runs through Stripe, and paid access attaches automatically to the ScrollHaus account that uses the same email address as the checkout. The terms say prices, taxes, billing frequency and plan inclusions are shown at checkout. Quarterly and yearly plans can be cancelled at any time to stop the next renewal, with access continuing through the period already paid.

The homepage also promotes The $5K Website Lab, a community priced at $9 monthly; it is not one of the three plans on the pricing page.

ScrollHaus alternatives

ScrollHaus defines itself against prompt libraries. Its own guide says MotionSites emphasizes ready-to-use animated prompts, Jiro a broad prompt and component library, and GetLayers templates with scenes, gradients and interactive layers, while ScrollHaus is built around live motion previews plus portable source and build instructions. ScrollHaus publishes these comparison pages itself and labels them with a disclosure saying so.

• MotionSites: Its homepage sells ready-to-use prompts for building landing pages, with a copy, paste and launch workflow. ScrollHaus also sells prompts, but pairs them with original source for exportable entries.
• BrowserMoon: A coding-template library whose templates can be pasted into Claude Code, Replit, Lovable, ChatGPT Codex, Bolt or Cursor. Its FAQ says one licence covers unlimited projects, including client work and products you sell, with no attribution requirement and no per-project fee.

The licence model is the clearest difference. ScrollHaus ties downloads to valid access and expects additional people who reuse resources to hold their own account or a team licence, while BrowserMoon's FAQ describes one licence for unlimited projects. No independent review, directory comparison or community thread placing ScrollHaus beside these products was found in the channels checked as of October 3, 2026.

Limitations

Output and build limits

• The terms state that a preview demonstrates a creative direction and does not promise that a third-party AI builder will reproduce every detail automatically.
• ScrollHaus does not guarantee uninterrupted availability, identical output from AI tools, search rankings, revenue or browser compatibility in every environment.
• Previews use Scrollhaus-hosted media; copied builds can use those URLs while prototyping, but the FAQ says final assets for a customer launch belong in the customer's own production storage.

Licence, seats and third-party material

• Not allowed: Resources may not be resold, sublicensed, shared or redistributed as a template, starter kit, source library, prompt pack or competing collection, and premium source may not be made publicly downloadable.
• Clients: A client may use the delivered website but does not receive the right to extract and redistribute the underlying ScrollHaus resource.
• Original creators: The templates page says template availability and terms remain with their original creators, and that the underlying library may not be resold or redistributed.
• Third-party material: Images, video, fonts, trademarks and open-source packages inside a build may carry their own restrictions.
• After cancelling: Projects lawfully published during valid access may stay live after a subscription ends, but the right to download new resources or begin new projects ends with access.
• Seats: The pages disagree. The licence summary says one account is intended for one purchaser or team as stated at checkout. The terms say one account is for one person unless a written team licence says otherwise. The full licence text adds that other people who independently browse, download or reuse resources need their own account or an agreed team licence.
• Attribution: The licence text reviewed does not mention an attribution requirement.

Refunds, lifetime access and legal terms

• Cancelling a quarterly or yearly plan does not automatically refund a completed billing period.
• Refund requests are reviewed when the service is materially unavailable, a premium purchase was duplicated, or access cannot be delivered after troubleshooting, and they must be emailed within 14 days of the charge.
• Because resources are digital and available immediately, a change of mind after substantial downloading, copying or use may not qualify for a discretionary refund; mandatory consumer refund rights still apply.
• Lifetime access is defined as access for the commercial life of the product and account, not a promise that the service or every resource will exist forever.
• Liability connected with a paid plan is capped at the amount paid to ScrollHaus in the twelve months before the event giving rise to a claim.
• The terms are governed by the laws of the operator's principal place of business, subject to mandatory local consumer protections; the legal pages checked do not name the operating company or that location.

Privacy and data

• Supabase Auth handles passwords and sessions, and ScrollHaus says it does not display or store readable passwords.
• Data may be processed by Google Analytics for traffic measurement, Supabase for authentication and database services, Stripe for payments, Hostinger for hosting and server logs, Cloudflare for DNS and security, Google Fonts, and email or scheduling providers.
• The privacy notice states that ScrollHaus does not sell personal information.
• Account and entitlement records are kept while the account or access remains active.
• Users can request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability or objection, subject to applicable law.
• The privacy notice does not say whether account or usage data is used to train AI models.

Track record

As of October 3, 2026, the date the homepage gave for its public launch, no user reviews or independent media coverage were found on the review platforms, AI directories, technology outlets and developer communities checked; the facts on this page come mainly from ScrollHaus's own website and policies.

FAQ

Q1. Can I use ScrollHaus templates for client websites?

Yes, within the licence. A customized site can be published commercially and handed to the client, but the client cannot extract the underlying resource, and reselling ScrollHaus material as templates or a prompt pack is prohibited.

Q2. What can I try without paying?

Free selections include 12 templates, 6 effects, 66 video backgrounds, 272 still images, twenty interactive backgrounds, six design skills and 12 prompts. A free sampler repository also holds seven complete website projects.

Q3. Will a copied build look identical in my AI builder?

Not guaranteed. The prompt asks the builder to preserve structure, styles, assets and animation, but the homepage FAQ notes that AI tools can still reinterpret instructions, and the terms exclude any promise of identical output.

Q4. Does the MCP server need a ScrollHaus account?

No. It is public and read-only, connects without authentication, returns full build text only for free entries and keeps premium source locked.

Q5. Do my published sites stop working if I cancel?

No. Projects lawfully published during valid access may remain in use; what ends is the right to download new resources or start new projects.