Wayfair if you search freestanding tub look for yes next to faucet included. Here is an example of one I found. There are others. Maybe try build.com too.

https://www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/woodbridge-54-x-29-freestanding-soaking-bathtub-wdbr1021.html

Try a tub from MTI - look on qualitybaths.com. I got my tub for a very reasonable price from this site with great delivery!

If you want cheap, pick another look. Otherwise you get cheap. And pay twice to redo it all.

!st post a floor plan with details usually freestanding tubs do not fit into many bathrooms and without seeing the space we should not be telling you which one. As mentioned cheap is cheap and looks like it too and BTW the tub in the pic above is too big for the space and I have no idea how they clean around it

We got a very good deal on a Victoria and Albert tub, but we had also been looking at "vintage tub" and they had some ones that looked nice. We had bought a Pfister faucet to go with it, but it was too low for our tub when they went to install it. Then we were stuck with having to get a faucet which had the same center distance on the pipes and there weren't a ton with the 7" centers so ordered the victoria and albert faucet but it was almost too high above the tub and so so expensive. In the end we got one I really like from vintage tub and looks wise the polished nickel finish and the porcelain on the handle as well as the feel/weight etc. looks just as good quality for 1/5 the price of the V&A one. Haven't really used it yet as it just went in on Friday so can't speak for long term use.

I'm sure some people like the looks of the wider leg pipes, but I really like the look of the skinnier pipes.

I think then you need to go shopping , the most important thing is the comfort of the tub so sitting in them is a must IMO. THe faucet will depend on the tub you choose and floor mounted ones can be problematic to install in a retro fit.

You better hope you never have a problem. They have no real warranty support. Most of the cheap faucets aren’t even legal to be sold in America.

http://www.starcraftcustombuilders.com/sources.faucets.Randolph.Morris.htm

It seems according to that site they have at least been certified by an independent company as being reliable and safe. They also say the mechanics are average to a little above. They have a 5 year warranty if installed by a licensed plumber which ours was. Since I could buy 5 of them and still be ahead, at this point I have no regrets.

If online, I would check build.com and/or faucetdirect.com first as they are a part of the Ferguson family of companies who are knowledgeable plumbing wholesalers. IMHO, you are more likely to get fixtures & faucets that are reputable & approved in your state from specialists vs others.