
A SaaS landing page that explains your product and collects sign ups
Describe your product in a few sentences. The AI writes the feature sections, builds the pricing table and adds a waitlist form that keeps every sign up.
Templates to start from
Real sites made with our builder. Open one to see it live, then make it yours with AI.
Everything a SaaS landing page needs
Every section is written for your product and the people who buy it, and every sign up lands in your site's own database.
Feature sections with screenshots
Upload screenshots or a short demo video and the AI places them next to each feature, with copy that explains what it does for your user, not just its name.
A pricing table you edit by chat
Free, Pro and Team plans side by side, with a monthly and yearly switch and what each plan includes. Change a price or add a plan by asking the AI in one sentence.
Waitlist and sign up forms
Each sign up is saved in your site's database. You get an email for every new one and the person gets a confirmation, so no early user gets lost.
Stripe on your plan buttons
Connect Stripe and the AI puts your payment links on the Buy buttons. Customers pay on Stripe's checkout page, and card details never touch your site.
Changelog, docs and blog
Add a release note, a help article or a launch post by asking the AI. Each page is published with its own title and description, ready for search engines.
See where visitors come from
Traffic stats show who is online now, how many visitors you had, your most read pages and the countries and sources they come from, so you see which channel works.
Ideas to try
Pick an idea and it goes into the box at the top. Change the details so it fits your business.
Landing page for Shiftly, a staff scheduling app for cafes, built in Manchester: feature sections with screenshots, three pricing plans and a free trial button
Waitlist page for Ledgerly, an invoicing tool for freelancers in London that launches in May, with an email sign up form, a short FAQ and our founder story
Marketing site for Tapcount, inventory software for small breweries in Portland, with monthly and yearly plans, a changelog and a blog
Product site for Formfill, a browser extension made by a solo developer in Austin, with a demo video, a Buy button for the lifetime license and an install guide
How to make a SaaS landing page
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Step 1
Describe your product
Write what it does, who it is for and how you charge, or dictate it. The AI fills in the name and asks up to five short questions that fit your product.
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Step 2
Add screenshots and your brand
Upload screenshots and your logo, or create a logo with AI. Customer logos and quotes appear only if you give real ones. Pick a style and colors, or leave both on Automatic.
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Step 3
Publish and launch
Publish with one button on a free address, or connect your domain with Premium. Share the link on launch day and every sign up lands in your database.
Why build it with us
One app for the whole job, from the first sentence to your domain and your visitors.
Ready in a few minutes
Describe your business in your own words. The AI writes the texts, picks the photos and builds every page, and you see the site within a few minutes.
Change anything, your way
Ask the AI in plain words, click and edit right on the page, or open the code. Every change is saved as a restore point.
A site that really works
Forms that keep every message, a database for bookings and orders, emails that go out on their own and the apps you already use.
Free to start
Building and publishing are free on a free address. Premium adds your own domain, removes the badge and covers every site on your account.
Frequently asked questions
For the marketing site: home page, features, pricing, changelog, docs and blog. Your product keeps running where it runs today, and the AI links your Log in and Start trial buttons to it. The published site has no user accounts of its own.
Yes. The waitlist form saves every email in your site's database, sends you a note for each sign up and sends the person a confirmation. A scheduled task can email you a daily summary, and you can download the database at any time.
Yes, through Stripe payment links. Connect Stripe and the AI puts a link on each plan button. Customers pay on Stripe's checkout page, so card details never touch your site, and billing stays in your Stripe account.
Not on their own. Every sign up is saved in your site's database and you get an email for each one. HubSpot and Slack connect in a few clicks and work with the AI in the chat: ask it to add a contact to HubSpot or post your launch news in a channel, and it does so after you confirm.
Yes, with Premium. Connect a domain you already own or buy one inside the app, and HTTPS is set up for you. Premium also gives you email on that domain, like [email protected], removes the badge and covers every site on your account.
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Connect the apps you already use
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Get your SaaS landing page live today
Describe your product in a few sentences and see your landing page, pricing table and waitlist in a few minutes.