Landing Page Kit
Conversion-optimised landing page with hero, pricing, testimonials, FAQ, waitlist form, and analytics integration built in.
Hero sections that actually convert, pricing tables, testimonials, FAQ, waitlists with referrals, and analytics — deploy in five minutes and start measuring.
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.
Conversion-optimised landing page with hero, pricing, testimonials, FAQ, waitlist form, and analytics integration built in.
Viral referral waitlist with position tracking, email confirmation, social share, and a live Supabase backend. Zero to launch in an hour.
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.
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.
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.
Hero CTA forms route to Resend, ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, or a webhook URL via a single env var swap. Spam protection via Cloudflare Turnstile.
Framer Motion for entrance and scroll animations, configured to respect prefers-reduced-motion. CLS stays at zero on every breakpoint, including mobile.
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.
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.
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.
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.
| Feature | DevKit | Framer | Webflow | Builder.io |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free / open source | ||||
| Custom code without limits | Limited | Limited | ||
| Next.js 15 + App Router | Plugin | |||
| TypeScript | Partial | |||
| Edit in your IDE | Hybrid | |||
| Lighthouse 100 | Varies | Rarely | Varies | |
| Self-hosted on Vercel | ||||
| No vendor lock-in | Partial | |||
| A/B testing | PostHog | Built in | Built in | Built in |
| Form to email/webhook |
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Get a conversion-tuned landing page designed and built for your launch in under two weeks — copy, design, and code included.