Coming soon page templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

27 coming soon page designs for apps, product launches, events and sites under construction. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your page, with your launch date, a glimpse of what's coming and a waitlist form.

Coming soon website designs

  • Coming soon website design, health product waitlist with a calm portrait: olive green and cream, an older woman holding a home test at a sunlit table, serif headline and a rounded waitlist button

    A warm photo of the product in use and a plain line on when it ships, for health and wellness launches.

  • Coming soon website design, car or hardware reveal in a dark studio: deep navy studio, a rounded black electric coupe with lit headlights, serif headline and a pale yellow waitlist button

    A studio-lit product on black with a short spec line and signup, for big launches with a long wait.

  • Coming soon website design, beauty brand teaser with a black and white portrait: white left half with serif headline, email field and black button; right half a black and white side portrait of a woman

    Half the screen is a portrait, half a short promise and email box, for a beauty brand not yet on sale.

  • Coming soon website design, health app waitlist over a dark, quiet photo: dim photo of a practitioner taking an older man's pulse at a wooden table, centered white serif headline, a dark email field and a white waitlist button, a pill nav at the top

    A centered promise, one email field and two short trust lines over a dim photo, for wellness apps.

  • Coming soon website design, classic coming soon page in big type: near-black green page with faint amber contour lines, a huge cream Coming Soon headline, an email field and an amber waitlist button

    Two big words, one line and an email box over faint contour lines, for any site that isn't live yet.

  • Coming soon website design, new development waitlist with an illustrated map: colorful isometric illustration of a harbor neighborhood with boats and rooftops, white card with serif headline and green button

    A detailed bird's-eye illustration sells a place that isn't built yet, with the waitlist card on top.

  • Coming soon website design, conference waitlist before tickets open: dark charcoal page with a diagonal photo of attendees laughing over coffee, white headline and a white waitlist button

    A candid photo of attendees and one line on when registration opens, for annual events between editions.

  • Coming soon website design, website under construction with a page sketch: off-white page, a dark green headline, an email field with a marigold notify button and a sage illustration of a website being assembled

    Says the new site is being built, with an email box and a drawing of the pages, for a business replacing its site.

  • Coming soon website design, family app waitlist with founding spots: deep blue page, large white and cyan headline, a white email field and a coral button, a calendar app screen beside two pale house shapes

    An app screen beside the email box and a limited founding offer, for apps that want their first testers.

  • Coming soon website design, gadget pre-order with a lifestyle photo: warm living room photo, a hand holding a cream pocket music device beside a guitar, dark green headline and an orange button

    The product in a hand at home, a reserve button and a pre-order link, for hardware taking early orders.

  • Coming soon website design, business software early access under an amber glow: dark green-black page with an amber glow, white centered headline, a small early access pill, an amber waitlist button, a dark deal table preview below

    An early access pill, a centered promise and a full product preview, for business software close to launch.

  • Coming soon website design, simple app waitlist with a phone mockup: cream page, serif headline on the left, email field with a green button, a phone showing a route map on the right

    A clear one-line promise, an email box and a phone showing the app, for a utility app that does one job well.

  • Coming soon website design, youth sports app waitlist with a team photo: dark menu bar above a blue coming soon strip, a sunset photo of teenage girls laughing on a soccer field, huge white and orange headline, orange waitlist button

    A coming soon strip and a big promise over a sunlit team photo, for sports and coaching apps.

  • Coming soon website design, invitation-only event under a starry sky: navy and violet starry sky over a still lake, widely spaced wordmark, small date line and a violet button

    A centered wordmark, dates and a request-an-invitation button over a night sky, for exclusive gatherings.

  • Coming soon website design, product waitlist with a launch progress bar: charcoal page, a bordered card with an orange dashed edge, a serif headline with orange italics, an orange waitlist button and a progress bar

    A product line, an email box and a progress bar with launch status, for physical products in final testing.

  • Coming soon website design, dating app waitlist with a sample profile card: cream page, large black serif headline with an italic second line, a black waitlist button, a white profile card with a smiling woman in a café and a suggestion note

    A serif promise beside a profile card with a friend's note, so visitors see how the app works before it opens.

  • Coming soon website design, faith-based finance app waitlist on black: black page, white serif headline with a gold italic word, a phone showing balance and savings cards on a dark rock, three stats below

    A dark phone mockup, a reserve-a-spot button and three launch figures, for finance apps building trust early.

  • Coming soon website design, social impact app waitlist in deep green: deep green page, cream and amber headline, an amber waitlist button and an outlined button, hands holding a phone with a route to a safe place on a map

    A mission headline, a plain description and hands holding the app, for apps launching around a cause.

  • Coming soon website design, freelancer software waitlist in giant type: cream top half and deep green bottom half, an oversized condensed headline in red and cream across both, an email field with a red waitlist button

    Just a giant headline naming the problem and one line on the fix, for software with a sharp promise.

  • Coming soon website design, team app waitlist in a glass card: deep green page with a glassy centered card, a pink and cream logo, a launching this spring pill, a white headline and a pink waitlist button

    Logo, launch season, headline and email box stacked in one centered card, for software with a short pitch.

  • Coming soon website design, consulting firm's new website almost ready: cream page, a two-arch logo, a dark brown headline, an email field with a caramel button and a photo of two consultants planning at a table

    A warm team photo and one line on what the firm does, so clients know who's behind the page while it's built.

  • Coming soon website design, home health monitor waitlist, dark and centered: dark navy page, a faint cyan wireframe glow behind a centered white and orange headline, a cyan waitlist button and three cyan figures

    A centered promise, a no-commitment line under the buttons and three figures, for health tech before launch.

  • Coming soon website design, tech platform waitlist with a portrait in a circle: warm off-white page, large black and gray headline, black waitlist and outlined buttons, an older man resting his chin on his hand inside a gray circle with thin line frames

    A two-line headline, a short pitch and a calm portrait below, for tech launches that want a human face.

  • Coming soon website design, team planner waitlist with the app below: near-black page, a centered white headline, a pill email field with a white waitlist button and a gray weekly planner preview below

    A plain headline with the launch season, one email box and a big preview of the product, for team software.

  • Coming soon website design, fair or festival between seasons: golden-hour photo of a carousel and fairground crowd, ornate horse logo, white serif headline and a white button

    A photo from last season and a promise that new dates are coming, with one button to join the email list.

  • Coming soon website design, festival comeback with ticket alerts: warm sunset photo of a riverside festival crowd under trees, bold white headline and a teal ticket alerts button

    A sunset crowd photo and a short thank-you, then one button for ticket alerts, for annual outdoor events.

  • Coming soon website design, pet goods prelaunch list with a beach walk photo: full-bleed black and white photo of a woman in a long coat walking a greyhound on a dusky beach, light white headline at left with a short purple rule, an outlined email field and a bright purple button

    A warm promise and an email box sit beside a moody walk photo, for a pet or lifestyle brand collecting early sign-ups.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The brands, events, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your launch

What's coming, who it's for and roughly when. Cactal writes the page, sets up your waitlist form and publishes it.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

    Browse by what you're launching and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2 Add your launch details

    What's coming, when it arrives and what people get for signing up. Cactal writes the page and builds it from your design.

  3. 3 Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

What a coming soon page needs

Say what's coming

One clear line about what you're launching and who it's for. A mystery with no detail gives people nothing to sign up for.

One signup field

An email box and a button are enough. Say what joining gets people, such as early access or first pick of tickets.

A date, or at least a season

Even a rough time tells people how long they'll wait. If the date might move, give a month or a season rather than a day.

A glimpse of the real thing

A product photo, an app screen, the venue or last year's crowd. Showing something real makes the launch feel close.

A thank-you that sets expectations

After someone signs up, say what happens next and how often you'll write. Then keep in touch, so the list still cares on launch day.

The same address at launch

Whether it's a teaser or a stand-in while the full site is under construction, launch on the address you've been sharing so every link keeps working.

Questions

Are these coming soon page templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your page on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your launch in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the page. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

How much does a coming soon page cost?

A custom build from a web designer often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the page?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real brands and events?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the names, people, dates and photos in it are fictional. Your page is built around your own launch.

Can my coming soon page collect email signups?

Yes. Cactal sets up a signup form with spam filtering and email notifications. The free plan includes 50 form submissions per website each month, and Pro has no limit.

What happens to the page when I launch?

Keep the same site and ask Cactal to add the full pages, so your address and links stay the same. Publishing is versioned, so you can roll back if something isn't right.

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