Plain HTML landing page template for small launches.

A plain HTML landing page is the fastest route when the website's job is simple: explain the offer, show the product, collect interest, and send visitors to the next step. It avoids package managers, framework upgrades, build errors, and hosting lock-in.

This page collects the free download and the paid upgrade paths in one place so founders can start with a working waitlist page and buy a fuller kit only when they need more pages.

Start with the free waitlist page

The free template is a single responsive HTML page for an AI product waitlist. It includes a focused hero, feature blocks, social-proof placeholders that are clearly editable, a form section, and setup notes. There is no email gate and no account required.

When the free page is enough

Use the free page if you need a quick validation site, a landing page for a prototype, or a temporary waitlist before the real product ships. It is also useful as a learning file if you want to see how a complete static page is structured.

Keep the page small. Replace the headline, update the form action, add your product screenshots, and deploy it to a static host. That is the whole workflow.

When to use a paid kit

A paid kit is useful when the launch needs more than one page, consistent visual direction, and production-ready documentation. The current paid kits cover two common use cases: an AI product launch and an independent newsletter website.

Deployment checklist

• Replace the page title, meta description, headline, and product-specific copy.
• Change the form action to a real form endpoint such as Formspree, Buttondown, Kit, or Beehiiv.
• Use a real product image or screenshot instead of invented proof.
• Deploy the folder to GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, or another static host.
• Test the live URL on mobile before sharing it publicly.