Ship the landing page before the launch, not after
Early-stage marketing sites are rewritten constantly, which is exactly why they never get built properly. Framewise makes the first version cheap enough to throw away — and when the positioning finally settles, you export the codebase and keep going in code.
Or try one of these
Not sure what to write? Start from a template instead.
Try this description
“A tool that turns customer support transcripts into product bug reports, sold to small SaaS teams”
Your visitor is understanding what this does and whether it is for them. Everything the model decides about the page follows from that.
Most saas and startups sites fail the same three ways
None of these are design problems. They are decisions nobody made, which is exactly the part that gets made for you here.
The positioning changes weekly
So the site is always out of date. Regenerating from a new sentence takes eight seconds.
Engineering time goes to the product
Correctly. A marketing page should not be a sprint item.
You will outgrow a builder
Which is fine, as long as leaving is a one-click export rather than a rebuild.
What the model tends to decide
Not a fixed running order. These are the judgements it reaches when your description reads like saas and startups — and every one of them is yours to overrule.
- Everything below is a starting position, not a lock
- Rewrite any of it by clicking and typing
- Ask for a different treatment of any section
- The problem before the product
- For a tool nobody has heard of, the model opens with the situation the reader recognises rather than the feature list.
- Pricing and objections included
- A SaaS page without pricing and an FAQ is a page that generates emails instead of signups.
- Proof positioned early
- Logos, numbers or testimonials placed where they answer "is this real" rather than at the very bottom.
Can I export to my own repo and keep building?
How fast is the published page?
Can I A/B test the copy?
Other kinds of business
The generator reads whatever you write. These are simply the sectors we have written pages about.
Describe your saas and startup and see
One sentence, about eight seconds, and a finished site to argue with. No account needed.