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SaaS Waitlist template
The pre-launch landing page that turns a SaaS idea into a qualified waiting list.
- For
- SaaS founders, indie hackers, product studios
- Mood
- Clean tech — white, indigo, cyan, light glassmorphism
- Typefaces
- Sora + Inter
- Language
- Written in French — fully translatable in minutes
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Real screenshot of the demo (fictional content): open full screen
Real preview
The page exactly as delivered
Screenshots of the live demo, taken on 22 September 2026 on desktop (1280 px) and mobile (390 px). The “Facturo” brand, copy, figures, reviews and testimonials are fictional: they are the placeholders you replace with your own. The template copy is in French.
See the full page (full-height screenshot)
Deliverable
Exactly what you get
The zip contains 9 files (357 lines in total, 9 KB compressed). The list is generated from the folder that is sold — nothing is added by hand.
| File | Lines |
|---|---|
| saas-waitlist/README.md | 35 |
| saas-waitlist/app/globals.css | 2 |
| saas-waitlist/app/layout.tsx | 17 |
| saas-waitlist/app/page.tsx | 3 |
| saas-waitlist/components/Page.tsx | 270 |
| saas-waitlist/next.config.mjs | 3 |
| saas-waitlist/package.json | 13 |
| saas-waitlist/postcss.config.mjs | 2 |
| saas-waitlist/tsconfig.json | 12 |
- Tech stack
- next ^15.3.3 · react ^19.1.0 · tailwindcss ^4.1.8 · typescript ^5.8.3
- Fonts (Google Fonts)
- Sora · Inter
Honesty
Limitations to know before buying
- The form shows a confirmation state but does not send anything: you connect it to your own tool (Brevo, Formspree, a CRM…). The README shows exactly where.
- 3 “#” links to replace with your own URLs (commented in the code).
- No CMS or admin panel: copy is edited directly in the .tsx files.
- Copy is in French only, with no translation system.
- No photos included: visuals are drawn in CSS/SVG. Add your own images if your business needs them.
- Fonts load from Google Fonts; self-host them if you want to avoid that third-party request (GDPR).
- No analytics or cookie banner: add them if you need them.
- Requires Node.js 18.18 or later (a Next.js 15 requirement).
- Reviews, counters and figures in the demo are examples: publishing them as-is would mislead your visitors.
Contents
What the page contains
A complete landing page (8 sections), ordered along the psychology of the buying decision — demo under the fictional brand “Facturo”.
- 01Hero with waitlist form and subscriber counter
- 02100% CSS product mockup (no images)
- 03Problem / solution side by side
- 044 key features with SVG icons
- 05Launch in 3 steps
- 06Early-access perks (-50% for life…)
- 07Pre-launch FAQ
- 08Final CTA with a second form
Fit
This template is for you if…
- Founders validating an idea before building the product
- Product teams preparing a private beta
- Makers launching in public who need a credible page in one evening
Delivery
You receive
- The complete Next.js 15 project (App Router, Tailwind CSS v4, TypeScript)
- Every React component of the page, commented and clearly marked
- Customisation README: colours, copy, forms, Vercel deployment in 5 min
- Multi-project licence (your projects and your clients')
- Template updates included
Secure payment by Stripe · Apple Pay · Google Pay · One-time payment · Instant download
You pay → instant access + email → findable at any time (Find my purchases) · Questions: admin@tech-bharat.com
FAQ
Questions about this template
Does the email form work?
It handles the client-side confirmation state and contains a comment showing where to plug in Brevo, MailerLite, Loops or your API. No dependency imposed.
Is the product mockup an image to replace?
No, it is pure JSX (cards, figures, bar chart). Edit the labels to reflect your product — no Figma required.
Can I use it after launch?
Yes: swap the waitlist form for your sign-up buttons and the template becomes a classic product landing page.
Is the subscriber counter real?
It is static text to update (or wire to your email tool). We recommend only showing a number if it is true.
Related guides
Read before you buy
- SaaS waitlist landing page: how to build a qualified pre-launch list
An email field, a still-fuzzy promise, and a "Join the waitlist" button: that's often all a SaaS landing page shows before a single line of code is written. Here's what turns that minimal page into a qualified list, ready to convert on launch day.
- Free trial: should you ask for a credit card or not?
It's one of the most structural decisions in a SaaS offer: ask for the credit card at free-trial signup, or ask at the end? The first choice drastically filters out the curious; the second fills the pipeline. Neither is "right" in the absolute — but your situation almost always leans one way.
- Should your landing page show a monthly or annual price?
The same subscription can be written "€19/month" or "€228/year" — and the two framings don't trigger the same reaction at all. Temporal price framing is one of the best-documented pricing levers in consumer research. Here's how to choose the display, where to put the monthly/annual toggle, and the traps that destroy trust.
- "Continue with Google" on a SaaS signup form: real conversion win or GDPR trap?
An email field, a password field, a confirmation email to open in another tab: every extra step is another chance to close the page. The "Continue with Google" button promises to bring signup down to a single click. The research on real-world social login adoption tells a more nuanced story than the conversion number printed in bold on an auth vendor's pricing page — what actually works, what worries visitors, and how to add it without quietly turning your form into a data collector.
- Landing page pricing in 2026: how much does it really cost?
From €89 to €10,000, the price gap for a landing page is dizzying. A comparison table of the 4 options — freelancer, agency, page builder, template — and the factors that drive the bill up or down.
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