10 ideas
10 SaaS landing page ideas that explain the product
Ideas for a SaaS landing page: 10 directions from developer tools to CRM software, with what each page should show and how to build yours with frascati.
Ideas
Directions to describe to frascati, not finished sites. Give it your real content and it builds the rest.
- 01
Issue tracker for software teams
Light and precise, one violet accent
Your own product screenshot, the workflow explained in plain words, plans side by side
- 02
Analytics platform
Calm off-white background, one accent for key figures
Real screenshots of your reports, the questions the product answers, integrations as a plain list
- 03
Developer tool
Light, with a monospace font for code
A short code example on the page, a link to the docs, pricing and a changelog page
- 04
Team workspace app
Friendly, one warm accent, photos of people at work
Use cases by team, a link to a short walkthrough video, a demo request form
- 05
AI writing tool
Editorial serif headlines, lots of space
Before and after text samples, what the tool does not do, plans and a sign-up button
- 06
Project management app
Clean, card-based, one blue accent
A feature comparison table, screenshots of the board view, links to the mobile apps
- 07
Email marketing platform
Bold typography, one strong accent
Template previews from your own screenshots, deliverability explained in plain words, your plans
- 08
CRM for small teams
Professional, navy text on off-white
Short case studies with real results, a comparison with spreadsheets, a link to book a demo
- 09
No-code tool
Playful, one bright accent
Projects made with the tool, shown with permission, a template overview, a link to sign up
- 10
Security and compliance software
Calm and plain, one dark blue accent
Certifications you actually hold, a security page in plain language, a contact form for security questions
What makes these work
- Hero: what the product does and for whom, next to a real screenshot
- Proof you really have: named customers, real quotes or real figures, used with permission
- Features: four to six, each explained in a sentence or two
- Pricing: show your plans and what each one includes
- Buttons that say what happens, such as Book a demo or Create an account
- Answer the questions buyers ask before they sign up
Questions
- What is the most important part of a SaaS landing page?
- The first screen. It should say what the product does and for whom, show the product and offer one clear next step.
- Should I show pricing on the landing page?
- Usually yes. Clear pricing answers a question buyers will ask anyway. Leave it out only if every deal is a custom quote.
- How many calls to action should a SaaS landing page have?
- One main action, repeated where it makes sense: in the hero, after the features and at the end. Keep the wording the same each time.
- Can I build a SaaS landing page with frascati?
- Yes. Describe your product, who it is for and your plans. Where frascati lacks a fact, such as a price or a customer name, it leaves a [placeholder]. It builds the website, not the app itself: logins stay in your product.
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