Startup Website

This package builds a launch website for a new company that needs to look credible to early customers and investors before the product is finished: the problem, your answer, how it works, who is behind it, then pricing or a demo request. Visitors who are not ready yet can join a waitlist, so early interest is captured instead of lost.

The order of the page

The layout follows the structure of a short pitch. A one-line headline names the problem, a three-step section shows how the product solves it with real screenshots, and the founders section explains why your team is the one to build it. The call to action changes with your stage: join the waitlist, book a demo, or start a trial.

Next.js or WordPress

I build in Next.js when your team already works in React and wants to edit components in your own repository, deployed on Vercel or similar. I build in WordPress when non-technical founders will change the copy and pricing themselves. Either way the waitlist form works the same way: Starter stores sign-ups and emails you, and Business sends them straight to Mailchimp, ConvertKit or HubSpot with a tag for the source.

• Premium adds a blog or changelog, simple help pages and Calendly or Cal.com demo booking.
• Event tracking records sign-ups and demo bookings in analytics, so you can see which page and campaign produced them.

Honest limits

Screenshots should show the product as it really is, even if it is an early build; I do not add mock customer logos or usage figures you cannot back up. Paid plans for your email tool, scheduling tool and hosting are billed to your company account.