Landing page kits

Landing pages,
built to convert.

Hero sections that actually convert, pricing tables, testimonials, FAQ, waitlists with referrals, and analytics — deploy in five minutes and start measuring.

2 templates
100/100 Lighthouse
Analytics ready
Free & MIT licensed

A landing page has one job: convert a visitor into a signup or a buyer. Everything else — the animation library you chose, the framework war, the perfect typography — is secondary to whether the page loads fast, communicates value in the first viewport, and routes intent into a form. The templates here are designed around that single metric.

Both templates are free, MIT-licensed, and built on Next.js 15 with the App Router. The Landing Page Kit ships a complete marketing site — hero, social proof, feature grid, pricing comparison, testimonials carousel, FAQ accordion, and a final CTA with form — each section composable so you can drop or reorder them. The Waitlist App is a focused single-page pre-launch funnel with referral tracking, position counter, and email confirmation through Supabase.

Both score 100/100 on Lighthouse out of the box, score 95+ on Core Web Vitals on a 4G connection, and integrate with Plausible, PostHog, or GA4 with two environment variables. If you’re launching a SaaS product, the SaaS Starter Pro includes the marketing site too — but if you’re validating an idea before building, the standalone landing page is the right starting point.

Available Templates

Browse built to convert.

What you get

Production-grade features, batteries included

Conversion-ready sections

Hero with social proof bar, feature grid with icons, pricing table with monthly/yearly toggle, testimonial carousel, FAQ accordion, and final CTA. Each section is a standalone component.

Waitlist with referrals

Position-tracked waitlist with referral codes, share buttons for Twitter and LinkedIn, email confirmation via Resend, and a live Supabase backend. Zero servers to manage.

Analytics + A/B testing

Drop-in support for Plausible, PostHog, GA4, and Vercel Analytics. PostHog feature flags wired up so you can A/B test the hero copy without redeploying.

Form integrations

Hero CTA forms route to Resend, ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, or a webhook URL via a single env var swap. Spam protection via Cloudflare Turnstile.

Animations that don’t hurt CWV

Framer Motion for entrance and scroll animations, configured to respect prefers-reduced-motion. CLS stays at zero on every breakpoint, including mobile.

Edge-rendered for speed

Statically generated where it can be, edge-rendered where it can’t. First-contentful paint under 0.8s on a 4G connection in Vercel’s Singapore region.

Who it's for

Built for teams that ship

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Pre-launch waitlist

You have an idea but no product yet. Spin up the Waitlist App, write 150 words of copy, share on Twitter, and start measuring demand. Position-based referrals are wired up so early signups can pull friends in.

02

Marketing site for a SaaS

You have an MVP and need to drive signups. The Landing Page Kit covers every section you’ll need — hero, features, pricing, testimonials, FAQ — without the WordPress baggage.

03

Indie product launch

You’re shipping a side project. Copy the landing page template, swap branding, and you have a Product Hunt-ready page that loads instantly on mobile and ranks for your product name on Google.

Comparison

How DevKit compares

FeatureDevKitFramerWebflowBuilder.io
Free / open source
Custom code without limitsLimitedLimited
Next.js 15 + App RouterPlugin
TypeScriptPartial
Edit in your IDEHybrid
Lighthouse 100VariesRarelyVaries
Self-hosted on Vercel
No vendor lock-inPartial
A/B testingPostHogBuilt inBuilt inBuilt in
Form to email/webhook
FAQ

Common questions

Can I customise the design without writing code?

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These templates are code-first — you edit React components, not a visual editor. If you need a no-code approach, Framer or Webflow are better fits. The trade-off: those tools cost $20–$70/month per site and lock your content into their hosting. DevKit costs $0 and you own everything.

How do I connect the form to my email list?

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The form posts to a Next.js API route. Swap the route handler to integrate with ConvertKit, Beehiiv, Mailchimp, Resend, or a webhook. There’s a reference implementation for each. No Zapier required.

Is the waitlist actually viral?

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It uses position-based referrals — every signup gets a unique referral link, and each verified referral moves them up the list. The classic Robinhood/Superhuman pattern. Whether your idea is viral is a separate question.

Does it work with my custom domain?

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Yes. Vercel handles custom domains for free, including SSL. Point your DNS, add the domain in the Vercel dashboard, and you’re live. SaaS-style apex + www routing is configured in next.config.

Can I A/B test the hero copy?

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Yes. PostHog feature flags are wired up so you can run an experiment on hero headline or CTA text without redeploying. The recipe is documented in the README. Vercel A/B testing also works if you prefer their flow.

What about cookie consent?

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A minimal, accessible cookie banner is included with separate consent for analytics and marketing cookies. GDPR-ready out of the box; check the README for the EU/UK toggle.

Custom builds

Need a custom landing page?

Get a conversion-tuned landing page designed and built for your launch in under two weeks — copy, design, and code included.

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