SaaS landing page and website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

36 designs for business tools, developer products, AI startups and products still on a waitlist. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your product's website, with your features, pricing and a waitlist or demo request form.

  • SaaS website design, meeting app with a sunrise gradient: deep blue to orange gradient, centered white headline, a red button and a video call window

    A blue to orange gradient frames a video call with AI notes, so the feature is clear at once.

  • SaaS website design, sEO tool that starts with your web address: dark green and black, white and lime headline, a site address field and a content plan panel

    An analyze-my-site field in the hero turns curiosity into a first result before any sign-up.

  • SaaS website design, writing platform with the dashboard in view: white page, bold black centered headline and a blue button above a dark editor and revenue dashboard

    A centered promise above a working editor and stats, so the product sells itself.

  • SaaS website design, support software with a real person: navy rounded panel with a white and green headline, an email field and a smiling support agent

    A support agent in a headset and an email field for the trial make an AI tool feel human.

  • SaaS website design, invite-only beta with an email field: white page, black and orange headline, an email field with an orange button and a task list

    Request access with a work email or an invite code, for products that let people in slowly.

  • SaaS website design, aI agent builder with a glowing diagram: dark purple page, white headline, a purple button and glowing glass blocks linked as a workflow

    Glowing glass blocks linked like a workflow make an abstract product feel tangible.

  • SaaS website design, project tool on a real desk: white page, centered black headline, a blue button and a task board over a photo of a desk

    The board sits on a photo of a sunny desk, which makes a work app feel calm instead of corporate.

  • SaaS website design, course platform with earnings on show: dark navy, a three-line headline in white and green beside course and payout cards

    A three-line promise in green and white beside payout cards, for products that make people money.

  • SaaS website design, consumer app waitlist with a search demo: white page, black headline with a green highlight, an email field and a saved-links search preview

    The search box shows a real question and its answers, so the pitch is proven on screen.

  • SaaS website design, desktop app with a two-tone headline: near-black page, white and orange headline, an orange download button and an app window below

    A black page, a half-orange headline and a download button, with the app window underneath.

  • SaaS website design, privacy-friendly analytics with a live dashboard: white page, large black headline, a purple button, customer avatars and an analytics dashboard

    A short headline, two buttons and the dashboard itself, for products that are easy to show.

  • SaaS website design, health membership with a portrait hero: warm dark portrait of a smiling older man, cream italic serif headline and two pill buttons

    A calm portrait and an italic serif headline give a health service the feel of a premium brand.

  • SaaS website design, team work app with floating task cards: white page with a soft blue glow, black and blue headline, a blue button and floating task cards

    Small floating cards with avatars hint at the product without showing a full dashboard.

  • SaaS website design, app testing tool with screens in the background: dark navy, tilted mobile app screens behind a blue and white headline and a blue button

    Dozens of tilted app screens behind the headline show what the tool checks without a word.

  • SaaS website design, group travel waitlist in a soft serif: cream page, dark green italic serif headline, a cyan waitlist button and a harbor photo below

    Cream, an italic serif and a photo peeking up from below, for a consumer product still in beta.

  • SaaS website design, affiliate software with the dashboard below: deep navy, centered white headline, an orange button and a dark partner dashboard

    A centered headline, one orange trial button and the dashboard filling the bottom of the screen.

  • SaaS website design, video tool with the upload box in the hero: white page, bold black headline, a file drop box with a green button and a before and after video

    Drop a file right on the homepage and see the before and after, for products people try instantly.

  • SaaS website design, usage billing tool in dotted light: black page, white headline, orange buttons, three figures and green dot patterns on the right

    A two-sentence pitch, three large numbers and a field of green dots on black.

  • SaaS website design, form builder with hand-drawn doodles: white page, bold black headline with an orange underline, hand-drawn icons and a contact form preview

    Playful sketches and a live form preview make a simple tool feel friendly and quick to try.

  • SaaS website design, self-hosted workspace in deep green: deep green page, white headline, a red trial button, a checklist and desktop and phone app screens

    Three checkmarked reasons and app screens on desktop and phone, for privacy-minded teams.

  • SaaS website design, tool for artists in a sunlit gallery: a warm gallery in sunlight, large serif headline, a rust button and an exhibition page preview

    A warm gallery photo and an exhibition page preview speak to artists, not software buyers.

  • SaaS website design, music startup waitlist with a striking still life: black page, an old gramophone in silver light, a tall condensed white headline and a reserve button

    One dramatic object and condensed type, for a pre-launch product that needs a strong mood.

  • SaaS website design, education startup with a tutor preview: white page, black and blue headline, a blue waitlist button and a tutor chat with a fraction chart

    A bright blue headline word and a working tutor chat on the right, for classroom tools in early access.

  • SaaS website design, developer platform in bright orange: bright orange page, large white headline, a dark code window and three feature notes below

    A full orange background, code on the right and three features below. Hard to forget.

  • SaaS website design, website monitoring for agencies: white page, black headline with a purple underline, a purple button and a list of sites with status

    A plain promise to agencies and a list of client sites with status lights tells the whole story.

  • SaaS website design, aPI platform with glowing lines: black page, glowing purple lines meeting at nodes, a code snippet and a large white headline

    Light trails meeting at nodes and a terminal snippet, for developer products that want drama.

  • SaaS website design, developer tool with playful product cards: white page, black headline with blue words, a leaderboard card, a goal ring and an achievement badge

    Leaderboard and streak cards show what developers get, under a headline with colored words.

  • SaaS website design, aI product with a hand-drawn sky: pastel sky with crayon paper planes and a smiling laptop, black serif headline and a pink button

    Crayon-style paper planes and a smiling laptop make a technical product feel approachable.

  • SaaS website design, messaging infrastructure in deep purple: dark purple page, white headline, a purple button, floating chat cards and three stats

    Floating product cards and three performance numbers, for infrastructure that sells on reliability.

  • SaaS website design, no-code app builder with an inventory screen: white page, centered navy headline, an orange button and an inventory table app below

    A centered two-line pitch above a real business app screen, for buyers who think in spreadsheets.

  • SaaS website design, pre-launch page with one beautiful object: pale lilac page, a large black serif wordmark, a pink typewriter and a small waitlist field

    A big serif name, one pastel typewriter and an email field. A waitlist can be this simple.

  • SaaS website design, investor network waitlist with a deal card: white page, black headline with bold words, a black waitlist button and a deal card with members

    A mixed-weight headline and one deal card showing who viewed it, enough to explain a niche product.

  • SaaS website design, help desk for founders with the inbox shown: white page, black headline, a blue button and a full shared inbox screenshot

    Left-aligned and plain, with the shared inbox filling the screen so buyers see the product first.

  • SaaS website design, indie founder tool with a flow diagram: white page, gray and black headline, a blue button and a diagram linking code, docs and chat

    A diagram from code to docs to chat explains a new idea at a glance, under a two-tone headline.

  • SaaS website design, founder tool with a sample profile: white page, black headline with an underlined italic word, a black beta button and a company profile card

    A short headline with one underlined italic word and a sample company card below it.

  • SaaS website design, bare waitlist page in the dark: near-black page with soft green light streaks, a centered white headline and an email field

    Just a headline, an email field and a hint of light, for a launch that isn't ready to say more.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The products, people and screenshots in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your product

What it does, who it's for and how people should get started. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your waitlist or demo form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1Pick a design

    Browse by product type and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2Add your product's details

    Your features, pricing, screenshots and where the sign-up button should lead. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3Publish

    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 SaaS landing page needs

A headline that names the outcome

Say what the product does and who it's for in plain words. If visitors need the second paragraph to understand it, many won't get that far.

Real screens, not decoration

Show the product doing the job: the dashboard, the inbox, the report. A real screen explains what you've built faster than any illustration.

One clear next step

Choose the main action, whether that's start free, book a demo or join the waitlist, and repeat it on every page. Two competing buttons in the hero split attention.

Pricing people can find

A plain pricing page that lists what each plan includes lets buyers decide without a sales call. If pricing is custom, say how to get a quote.

Proof from real customers

Logos, short quotes and numbers persuade, but use them only with permission. Early on, a founder's note or a public changelog can earn trust instead.

Trust and legal pages

Buyers look for a privacy policy, terms and security details before they commit. Privacy rules vary by country and state, so check what applies to the data you collect.

Questions

Are these SaaS website 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 site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

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

Can I launch with just a waitlist page?

Yes. Cactal can build a one-page site with a waitlist form, then grow it into a full site at launch. The free plan includes 50 form submissions per website a month, and Pro has no limit.

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, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

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 products?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the product names, people, numbers and screenshots in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own product.

Can people sign up or pay on the site?

Your site sends sign-ups and payments to your own app or the payment tool you already use. Cactal collects waitlist and demo requests with built-in forms that include spam filtering and email notifications.

Can I add a blog or a changelog?

Yes. Cactal includes a CMS for pages and posts, so a blog, changelog or help articles are easy to add and keep current. Ask for a new post in plain words, or write it yourself.

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