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SaaS Landing Page Template

Everything a software product needs on one page: a clear promise above the fold, proof from customers, the features that matter, transparent pricing with a monthly/yearly switch, answers to common questions and a final call to action.

One page keeps everything on a single scrolling page. The 9-page website opens all its pages in the editor: Home, Pricing, Blog, About, Contact, Log in, Sign up, Article, Privacy.

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The complete SaaS Landing Page template: Simple Sticky Navbar, SaaS Split Hero, Scrolling Logo Cloud, Icon Grid Features, Alternating Feature Rows, Video Section with Poster, 3D Scroll Carousel, Testimonial Wall, Three-Tier Pricing, Pricing Comparison Table, FAQ Accordion, Gradient CTA Banner, Popup & Promo Modal, Multi-Column Footer, Back to Top Button

SaaS Landing Page Template — Patreon, Editable, Export HTML

Software · One page or 9 pages · 15 sections · Plus Jakarta Sans + Inter · Responsive · GSAP animation

Updated October 20, 2026

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Multi-page version

Pages in the 9-Page SaaS Landing Page Template

Home (index.html): 12 sections, the home page
Pricing (pricing.html): 4 sections
Blog (blog.html): 3 sections
About (about.html): 3 sections
Contact (contact.html): 2 sections
Log in (login.html): 1 sections
Sign up (register.html): 1 sections
Article (article.html): 1 sections
Privacy (privacy.html): 1 sections

What's included

Sections in the SaaS Landing Page Template

Simple Sticky Navbar: A clean, responsive site header: logo on the left, navigation links, a log-in link and a call-to-action button
SaaS Split Hero: A two-column SaaS landing page hero: an announcement badge linking to news, a bold headline with a highlighted phrase, supporting text, primary and secondary buttons, a social-proof line and a product screenshot in a glowing frame
Scrolling Logo Cloud: A slim “Trusted by” strip: a short line of text above a row of customer logos that scrolls endlessly with soft fades at both edges and pauses on hover
Icon Grid Features: The classic features section: an eyebrow, a centred heading and intro, then a responsive grid of cards, each with an icon, a short title, a sentence of detail and an optional link
Alternating Feature Rows: A zig-zag feature section: a centred heading, then rows that alternate image-left and image-right
Video Section with Poster: A video section that stays fast and private: a heading, a 16:9 poster image with a large play button and optional duration, and a row of key points underneath
3D Scroll Carousel: A scroll-driven 3D carousel, also called a coverflow or cylinder carousel, in four styles: Cylinder ring, Coverflow, Tilted stack and Arc
Testimonial Wall: A "wall of love" testimonials section: a heading with an overall rating summary, then customer quotes in a masonry layout where cards of different lengths fit together neatly
Three-Tier Pricing: The classic SaaS pricing table: three plan cards side by side with the middle one highlighted as "Most popular", each with a name, short description, price, button and feature checklist
Pricing Comparison Table: A plan comparison matrix: a header row with three plans (name, price, note and a button, with one plan highlighted and badged), then feature rows grouped under sub-headings with ticks, dashes or short limits in each cell
FAQ Accordion: A centred FAQ section: heading and intro, then a single column of questions that expand smoothly to show their answers, one at a time, with a rotating plus/minus icon
Gradient CTA Banner: A bold closing call to action: a rounded panel in a rich brand gradient with a subtle grid texture and a soft glow that follows the pointer, a centred heading and text, two buttons that drift toward the cursor, and a short reassurance note underneath
Popup & Promo Modal: A popup or promo modal that opens by itself: in the middle of the screen with a dimmed page, or as a small card in a corner or along the bottom or top edge with no overlay, which the visitor can dismiss with ×
Multi-Column Footer: The classic website footer: your logo, a one-line description and social icons on the left, up to five columns of links on the right, and a bottom bar with the copyright, legal links and a back-to-top button that scrolls smoothly with GSAP
Back to Top Button: A floating scroll-to-top button that appears after the visitor has scrolled down a distance you choose and glides back to the top of the page when clicked

Checklist

What a saas Website Needs

A headline that states the outcome, not the feature list
Social proof above the fold: customer logos, a rating or a user count
Pricing that is easy to compare, with a clear default plan
An FAQ that answers security, billing and cancellation questions
One primary call to action repeated at the top, middle and end of the page

About this template

A Free SaaS Landing Page Template You Can Edit Online

Everything a software product needs on one page: a clear promise above the fold, proof from customers, the features that matter, transparent pricing with a monthly/yearly switch, answers to common questions and a final call to action.

Use it as one scrolling page, or as a 9-page website (Home, Pricing, Blog, About, Contact, Log in, Sign up, Article, Privacy) sharing one navbar, footer and theme. The one-page version is built from 15 sections of the Website Section Templates library and opens in the free Website Builder, where you can change every word and image, swap sections, set your own colours and fonts and export the finished site as clean HTML pages. The page is responsive, accessible and animated with GSAP, with content that stays visible without JavaScript.

The template ships with a Plus Jakarta Sans and Inter font pairing and a colour theme suited to saas websites; switch to any Google Font, upload your own, or apply your brand kit in one click.

Extras included

Extras Built Into the SaaS Landing Page Template

Beyond the standard sections, the SaaS Landing Page template includes one extra that you can edit, move or remove in the builder.

Back to Top Button: a floating back to top button that appears after the visitor scrolls, so a long page is easy to leave and return.

Each extra has its own page in the free Website Section Templates library, where you can try its settings on their own before you use it here.

Make it yours

How to Get the Most From the SaaS Landing Page Template

A SaaS landing page has one job: turn a visitor who has ten seconds into a trial sign-up. This template follows the order that usually works for software: a split hero with the promise and a product shot, a logo strip for instant credibility, icon features for the quick scan, alternating feature blocks for the detail, customer quotes, a pricing table with a monthly and yearly switch, an FAQ for objections and a final call to action.

Replace the placeholder product with yours and keep the structure. Write the hero headline as the outcome your customer gets, put your real customer logos in the strip, and make the pricing plan names match what your app calls them. The multi-page version adds Pricing, Blog, About and Contact pages that share the navbar, footer and theme, so you can launch a small marketing site rather than a single page. A product-tour video section sits after the features and a plan comparison table follows the pricing cards, for visitors who want to see the product or compare plans in detail.

Who it’s for

Best For

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B2B and B2C software products
A ready-made starting point for b2b and b2c software products, with real copy you can adapt in minutes.
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Startups launching their first site
A ready-made starting point for startups launching their first site, with real copy you can adapt in minutes.
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Product pages for new features
A ready-made starting point for product pages for new features, with real copy you can adapt in minutes.

Step by step

How to Use This Template

  1. 1
    Open the templateClick “Use as one page” or “Use as 9-page website” to load it in the Website Builder. Your current website is kept in Saved.
  2. 2
    Make it yoursClick any section to change its text, images and links; upload your logo and photos.
  3. 3
    Set your brandPick colours and fonts in the Theme tab, or apply your saved brand kit.
  4. 4
    Adjust the pageAdd sections from the library, drag to reorder, duplicate or remove what you don’t need.
  5. 5
    Export and publishDownload the ZIP (one HTML file per page for the multi-page version) and upload it to Netlify, Vercel or any host.

Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Lead with the outcome and one call to action, then prove it: logos, features, customer quotes and pricing, then answer objections in an FAQ. This template already follows that order, so you mostly swap in your copy.

Yes. The pricing section has a monthly and yearly switch that updates the prices, and you can edit plan names, features and the highlighted plan. The switch works in the exported HTML without a framework.

Yes. Remove the logo strip and pricing if you do not have customers or plans yet, keep the hero and features, and point the call to action at a waitlist or demo form. The Startup Launch & Waitlist template is built for that case.

Yes. Every button has a link field. Point it at your sign-up URL, a checkout link or a booking page, and the exported HTML uses that link as it is.

The SaaS Landing Page template is a Patreon template. Anyone can preview and edit it for free. Exporting and forking it are for Patreon supporters ($3 a month, with a 7-day free trial), who enter the supporter passcode once; designs you make with it can then be used in personal and commercial work. No attribution is required.

Click “Use this template” to open it in the free Website Builder. Click any section to change its text, images and links, change colours and fonts for the whole page in the Theme tab, and add, remove or drag sections to reorder them.

Both. Use it as one scrolling page, or as a 9-page website (Home, Pricing, Blog, About, Contact, Log in, Sign up, Article, Privacy) that opens with every page in the editor. The pages share one navbar, footer and theme, and the menu links to every page automatically. Add more pages (About, Pricing, Contact, Blog and others) or remove any you don’t need in the builder’s Pages tab.

Yes. As one page you get a ZIP with index.html and an assets folder. As a 9-page website you get one HTML file per page (index.html, pricing.html, blog.html, about.html, contact.html, login.html, register.html, article.html, privacy.html), a shared styles.css and script.js, and an assets folder with your images, then upload it to any web host. Links between pages also work when you open the files from your computer.