8 ideas
8 startup website ideas for your launch page
Ideas for a startup website: 8 directions from fintech to developer tools, with what to show early on and how to build your launch page with frascati.
Ideas
Directions to describe to frascati, not finished sites. Give it your real content and it builds the rest.
- 01
Fintech startup
Calm and trustworthy, one dark blue accent
What the product does in one sentence, how customer money is protected, licences you actually hold
- 02
AI startup
Light and precise, one electric accent
A link to a demo video, research you have published, the founding team with real photos
- 03
B2B SaaS before launch
Clean and professional, one blue accent
A waitlist form, a first look at the product from your screenshots, the founding team
- 04
Consumer app
One bright accent, screenshots of your app
Links to the App Store and Google Play, what the app does in a few short points, real reviews if you have them
- 05
Climate tech startup
Green accent, large photos of the work in the field
Impact figures you can back up, your commitments, press coverage if you have it
- 06
Health tech platform
Clean and calm, one blue-green accent
Who it is for, how health data is protected, medical advisors named with their consent
- 07
EdTech startup
Friendly, one warm accent, photos of people learning
A look at the course content, how learning works, a sign-up or trial button
- 08
Developer tools startup
Light, code-focused, monospace details
Real code examples, a link to your GitHub repository, integrations as a list
What makes these work
- Say what you do and for whom in one sentence
- Show the product: real screenshots, or a short video linked from the page
- Use proof you really have: named customers, investors or press, with their permission
- Show the team with real photos and roles: people want to know who is behind it
- Offer one clear next step: join the waitlist, book a demo or sign up
- Keep the home page focused on one message
Questions
- What should a pre-launch startup website include?
- A one-sentence value proposition, a first look at the product, the founding team and a waitlist form. Add investors or press only when they are real and public.
- How important is the website for fundraising?
- It is often the first thing investors and early customers see when they look you up. It should explain the product clearly and show who is behind it.
- Should I build it myself or hire someone?
- Early on, building it yourself keeps money for the product. A designer or agency usually charges a project fee, often several thousand dollars, plus changes by the hour. You can still hire someone later.
- Can I build a startup website with frascati?
- Yes. Describe your startup, your product and who it is for. The first version takes about two minutes, and every change after that is a message in the chat. frascati builds websites, not web apps: for logins or payments in your product you need other tools.
Your website, about two minutes from now
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