Landing page templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.
608 landing page designs for product launches and waitlists, online courses and apps, plus lead generation pages that win calls and bookings in 14 industries. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your page, with your offer, the proof behind it and a signup form.
Landing page website designs
The product floats above a moody photo of someone using it, with one short line and a shop button.
A free test as the offer, a friendly portrait and a rating card, for services that start with a quiz.
A big wordmark, candy bursting from the bag and one shop button, for a food brand selling one hero product.
A real working photo and two actions, enroll or watch a lesson free, for skills courses aimed at professionals.
A maker at work and a short promise let the craftsmanship sell a premium product.
The app's key screen on a phone, one download button and a quiz link, for apps built around a daily habit.
One product photo, a star rating and an add to bag button with the price, for a brand selling one formula.
Quiz cards preview the questions, turning a short quiz into an email signup for travel or lifestyle brands.
An email waitlist with a free guide for joining early, beside the app's main screen and people on the trail.
A punchy before-and-after headline over the product in place, for practical goods that solve one problem.
The host's own result as the headline and her photo at the mic, for free live trainings and webinars.
The product mid-action in a dark kitchen and a playful two-tone headline, for a brand with one hero gadget.
Shows the product right where the problem happens, under one centered promise and one shop button.
Huge condensed type announces the drop and a ticker repeats it, for food brands launching a new flavor.
Giant neon type and floating 3D shapes give a technical course energy, with one reserve button.
The result as the headline beside a happy customer holding the kit, for wellness products sold online.
A big promise on the left and a signup card on the right that says how often you'll write.
A soft card overlaps a close-up of the product in use, for beauty brands made for a specific customer.
The first video is free and the rest are lined up below, for teachers growing a list with free lessons.
A grid of student faces shows a small live class at a glance, for cohort courses taught over video.
The tool itself is the first thing you see, so visitors try it before they sign up.
A styled flat lay of the craft and a list of what's included, for art, drawing and craft courses.
Giant block letters, a price and the full lesson list, for a recorded course that sells on its curriculum.
A hand-drawn engraving style and flowing script give a craft food brand an heirloom feel.
A serif headline on a white card beside a smiling cleaner, with the phone number large in the header.
A free guide bar along the top and a coral portrait, for a coach who builds a list before selling.
A centered headline, one orange trial button and the dashboard filling the bottom of the screen.
Stationery on a desk and a soft serif headline, for a studio whose clients are small firms and practices.
The salon itself fills the screen, with one plain line about what you do and which days you're open.
A sunlit barbell photo on a cream page makes lifting feel welcoming, with one clear membership button.
A bartender mid-stir sets the mood, with walk-in hours and a reservation button centered over the photo.
A dentist laughing with a patient beside a plain headline, with new patient offers in a bar up top.
A relaxed portrait beside a plain promise, for an agent who wants clients to feel they know her already.
One short promise and one plan your trip button over a wild landscape, for a small planner of active trips.
Big display type for the name, then a row of performer photos, so the lineup sells the weekend.
A big couple photo beside a two-line promise, with check availability in the header and again in the hero.
Two models frame a short headline with category tiles right below, for a basics brand with a few core lines.
The founder explains in a few lines why they started, beside a warm photo of a tutor working with a teen.
The host's portrait and a plain promise share one soft card, with play and listen links right below.
A warm photo of the product in use and a plain line on when it ships, for health and wellness launches.
A modern home glowing at sunset and one estimate button, for a contractor who builds new homes and remodels.
A serif headline, one sentence and one button beside a relaxed portrait, for a consultant who sells trust.
A two-sentence pitch in heavy white type beside stacked metal blocks, for agencies that sell speed with AI.
Names both services in the headline and shows the people who do the work, framed by bold color arcs.
A sunlit lounge and a short promise in a cream panel, so booking feels as quiet as the visit itself.
A serif headline and a black-and-white photo of students on the mat give a fight school a calm, trusted feel.
A one-line welcome above a wide photo of the marble bar, for a cafe whose history is part of the draw.
The therapist in her own office beside a headline about lasting change, with online and in-person noted below.
A centered promise to owners over a brick courtyard, with three benefit cards answering the first questions.
A sunlit suite opening onto the water sells the room itself, with dining and spa in the menu.
A candid party photo and a calm promise put the focus on the host enjoying the night, not the logistics.
Shows you filming a couple at sunset, with weddings and commercial work split in the menu.
Address, hours and phone sit above the menu, so parents see where and when before they book a tour.
The console and the live room through the glass say what you do before anyone reads the headline.
A studio-lit product on black with a short spec line and signup, for big launches with a long wait.
A dovetailed drawer fills half the screen beside one calm line and a button to start a commission.
Opens with a line from your own story in big serif type, beside a candid photo of you leading a session.
A calm centered headline and one line about live sessions above a sketched hand holding a glowing phone.
A technician leaning in to help at a client's desk, for providers whose pitch is help close by.
A tattooer at work beside a short serif promise and one booking button, for a studio that books online.
A coach with a kettlebell and a promise of short workouts and simple meals that fit around family life.
A terrace above the vineyard sets the scene, with visit and shop buttons and a wine club bar on top.
A personal headline and one clear join button, for a membership practice that promises unhurried visits.
A sunny pool photo, availability and amenity buttons, and resident and apply links up top, for a classic complex.
A headline over the house itself and a row of room cards, so guests can pick a room from the first screen.
A friendly first-person hello and a real portrait, for an independent planner couples hire for who she is.
A sage header sets the brand color and a dark serif headline sits on a sunlit room, relaxed and warm.
Leads with the shop floor, address and hours, for a store mixing clothing, home goods and gifts.
A big two-line slogan beside a cut-out portrait, with the plan and the donate button one click away.
A huge name and a two-line bio, for a host known by name across a show and live events.
Half the screen is a portrait, half a short promise and email box, for a beauty brand not yet on sale.
A crew member edging a front yard, with quote and call buttons and two short promises tucked in one corner.
A serif headline for local business owners beside the whole team, with a client portal and pay link up top.
Left-aligned and plain, with the shared inbox filling the screen so buyers see the product first.
Three glowing browser windows beside a plain promise, for studios that build sites for tech companies.
An artist at work on a bride outdoors, with a check-your-date button for teams that travel to weddings.
A full-width photo of kids mid-dance, one centered line and a register button parents can't miss.
A wide dusk view of the barn and herd under a centered headline, for a dairy with a creamery and a shop to visit.
A dog and cat curled up together beside a plain promise make a locally owned practice feel warm.
Says up front that licensed agents make the offer, then asks only for an address, with company stats below.
A booking bar and a row of house facts sit under the photo, so families see the fit before they scroll.
Puts your DJs' faces beside the headline, so couples meet the people who'll play their reception.
One finished house at a time in a framed slider, each with a short caption and a project button.
Hands wearing the pieces under a plain promise, with custom orders and studio visits in the menu.
Upcoming family events take the first screen, for charities whose supporters show up in person.
A centered promise, one email field and two short trust lines over a dim photo, for wellness apps.
A light, open hero with a technician talking to a homeowner feels approachable, with a seasonal offer bar above.
A centered serif headline and one button above a row of portraits, for firms that place senior leaders.
A calm landscape and one email field keep the focus on what the agents do for a support team.
A team at work behind a plain promise, with a fit assessment button for prospects who want to check first.
A warm, dark shop photo with the street address under the buttons, made for a neighborhood shop.
Late sun across a class in forward folds, with the name set large and one book button repeated.
Names the city and the services in two lines, with quote and menu buttons over a close-up of canapés.
A sample message to the family sits on the photo, showing the regular updates adult children want.
A sunny street running down to the water and one listings button. Simple, bright and local.
A moody harbor photo, a guide mid-story and a video preview make a history walk feel like an event.
A dark showroom photo carries a lease offer, inventory search and quick chips, plus trade-in and service cards.
A full-width photo of guests cheering the couple, with one short promise and a button to check your date.
Your name in huge type beside your own portrait, for a photographer clients hire by name.
A warm interior photo carries the season's knitwear, for a heritage brand dressing men and women.
A short consultation form sits right under the headline, with a student quote over the photo beside it.
Two hosts laughing in theater seats and one line that explains the whole show.
Two big words, one line and an email box over faint contour lines, for any site that isn't live yet.
A cheerful worker on a brick driveway and a bold local claim, for a small crew that wants to feel personal.
A laughing couple on a porch and a warm serif headline make retirement planning feel personal and easy to start.
Two phones show tonight's bars, drink deals and a line-skip pass beside a bold headline and store buttons.
A serif promise beside a terminal that walks one alert to a verdict, for firms that sell investigation.
A clean half-and-half split with a filing close-up, for a quiet salon or a tech working alone.
Players warming up along the fence under a tryout headline and a register button, for select and travel teams.
A steaming kettle hero, a centered headline and order and location buttons for a busy morning shop.
Book and call buttons sit under a confident headline, with a short line on how long a first visit takes.
Nights, rooms, adults and children all set on the homepage, so guests check a stay without leaving.
A pickup and date search overlaps a sliding hero, with a deal strip below, for firms with several branches.
A florist handing over a bouquet, shop hours and a delivery cutoff bar, for a local shop that delivers too.
A dark text panel over a wide pier photo, with packages, team and questions in the menu for couples comparing.
Rings on stone beside a short promise, with a consultation button next to the shop link for custom work.
Says who you care for and where in the headline, over a warm classroom photo, with one tour button.
A musician recording in a warm room beside the headline, with booking, rooms and rates as three buttons.
A detailed bird's-eye illustration sells a place that isn't built yet, with the waitlist card on top.
Two smiling movers and a short form for date, home size and addresses, for a family company that quotes fast.
A curved photo of the team at work and a start-a-project button make a large shop feel approachable.
One field to add your site, a privacy line and the dashboard rising below, for analytics that skip cookies.
Three verbs say what the agency does, over a cinematic photo that doubles as a showreel still.
An oversized serif headline over a dim close-up of hands at work, for a private, by-appointment studio.
Members of every age smile from the first photo, so a nervous beginner can picture joining the class.
A pale panel with a quiet headline beside a dramatic plate, calm enough for a serious kitchen.
A patient checking in at reception shows the visit from the patient's side, before the chair.
The building on its tree-lined street under a big centered headline and a floor plans box, for in-town communities.
Guests sharing breakfast with the fields behind them, so the stay itself is what visitors see first.
A mechanic talking a customer through a worn part, under one centered line, makes fair pricing feel real.
A crowd photo and one RSVP button for the next date suit a monthly meetup that runs on regulars.
No headline, just a full-screen room and four links, for designers whose photography makes the case.
Puts the season's knits first and gives secondhand pieces their own menu item, for a slow-fashion label.
Neighbors on a front stoop beside a short signup form put supporters first, not the candidate.
Each episode leads with the guest's portrait, name and question, like a magazine cover.
A candid photo of attendees and one line on when registration opens, for annual events between editions.
An installer on the roof and a promise of prices in writing, for a local company that sells straight talk.
One broker's portrait beside a plain promise and a strategy call button, for a personal practice.
A two-sentence pitch, three large numbers and a field of green dots on black.
A blunt headline in heavy caps over a dark office photo, with a free growth check and a call button.
A client with natural curls and a headline that names the specialty, for salons known for one hair type.
A heavy two-line promise over a coached sparring photo, with an intro class button and a proof strip below.
Hours, walk-in days and a reserve button beside a glowing siphon, for a cafe people plan a visit to.
A session in progress and a plain promise, with the address and phone number in a slim top bar.
Asks for the address first and contact details after, so sellers start an offer before sharing a phone number.
A modern cabin in the pines with a check availability bar on the photo, made for direct bookings.
A financing bar above a stacked slogan and a polisher at work, for a shop that sells bigger jobs.
Rounded photo windows of stages and crowds suit a company that produces brand events, festivals and launches.
A house at sunset fills the screen under one long sentence about place and people, for design-build home studios.
A homeowner couple and one plain promise on a green band, with the donate button right beside it.
A band unloading gear outside the building sets the tone: the whole place is theirs for the session.
A technician with longtime customers at their door, and call and quote buttons right under the headline.
A family loading the car at dusk sets a warm tone, with one quote button and a short row of ratings below.
A large serif promise and a phone showing nearby playdates, warm without being cute.
An oversized headline beside a technician setting up a row of new laptops, with a call link under the button.
A trainer spotting a client's squat in a dark studio, with a free consultation as the only button.
A calm centered welcome and one visit button sit above a wide photo of the harvest crew at work.
A zip code search sits right in the hero, for a group with several clinics and its own urgent care line.
Three agents sharing a laptop feel like neighbors, with home value and listings buttons side by side.
A river crossing, a start planning button and a link to sample trips, for safari planners selling private trips.
A centered search over a key handoff, then browse-by-style cards, for a family group with several stores.
A full-screen first dance and a three-part promise in serif type set an elegant, emotional tone.
A warm portrait, a session price in the top banner and a book button, for a local portrait studio.
A landscape photo sets the mood for hard-wearing layers, for an outdoor clothing brand.
A smiling student in headphones, a lessons badge and a parent rating, for tutors who teach over video.
Cover art and a play button up top, then black and white guest photos and topics to browse.
Names the city and the jobs you fix in the first lines, with your hours right under the quote button.
Installers mounting a lit sign behind the promise, with a stats band below, for shops that print and install.
Drop a file right on the homepage and see the before and after, for products people try instantly.
Four sample logos above a centered headline show the craft before a single case study.
A soft pink panel over a smiling client makes a first tattoo feel calm, with one-on-one sessions up front.
Names the age group in the headline over small dancers at the barre, with a trial class and a schedule button.
A bold headline beside a seared cut and a promo bar on top, for a family farm selling meat boxes online.
Two buttons split renters and owners right in the hero, for managers who also lease the homes they run.
Two guests rolling out mats facing the waves, with a single button to view the retreats.
Daily, three-day and weekly rates beside a pickup and date search, for everyday rental firms.
One centered line naming the area you serve and a single date-check button over a packed dance floor.
Says what you film and where in the headline, with a free quote button for local businesses.
Two rings on satin and a white card with one button, with reviews and the phone number in the top bar.
Names the center, the ages it takes and its daily hours, with a portal link for enrolled families.
Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The products, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.
Describe your offer
What you're offering, who it's for and the one thing visitors should do. Cactal writes the page, sets up your signup form and publishes it.
How it works
1 Pick a design
Browse by kind of offer and open any design to see it full size.
2 Add your offer's details
What you're selling or giving away, who it's for, your proof and the action you want. Cactal writes the page and builds it from your design.
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 landing page needs
One offer, one action
A landing page asks for one thing: sign up, register, download or buy. Leave out extra links so nothing competes with the button.
A headline that matches the ad
People arrive from an ad, an email or a post with a promise in mind. Repeat that promise in the headline so they know they're in the right place.
Proof near the button
Reviews, results or a look inside the product, placed where people decide. Use real quotes and numbers you can stand behind.
A short form
Ask only for what you need now, often just an email address. Every extra field is one more reason to leave, and you can ask for more later.
Answers to the doubts
Price, what's included, how long it takes and what happens after signing up. A short FAQ under the offer handles the questions that stop people.
Fast and easy on a phone
Many ad clicks come from phones. Keep the page light, the text readable and the button easy to tap.
Questions
Are these landing 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 offer 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 landing page cost?
A custom build from a marketing agency 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 businesses?
No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the names, people, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your page is built around your own offer.
Can I take payments on my landing page?
Cactal doesn't process payments, so link your buy button to the checkout tool you already use, or embed it on the page. For signups and leads, the built-in forms include spam filtering and email notifications.
Can I make a landing page for each campaign?
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited websites on Cactal domains, so each ad, launch or course can have its own page. On Pro, each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.
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