Choose the Right Landing Page Template
Eight landing page templates cover the most common launch shapes. They look similar but optimize for different actions - pick the one that matches what you want the visitor to do.
SaaS Product
You're selling software, a digital tool, or anything with a free trial / demo flow
Hero → Features → CTA → FAQ → Form → Footer
- Feature grid handles the 'what' fast
- FAQ addresses pricing and objections
- Form captures demo or trial requests
SoftwareApplicationBook an appointment
You take 1:1 appointments — consultations, coaching, salons, tutoring, fitness, freelance services, trades
Hero → Services → CTA → Form → Footer
- Pairs with the FloatMessage book-appointment widget for live availability
- Services list doubles as session types and pricing
- LocalBusiness schema keeps Google rich-result eligibility
LocalBusinessComing Soon
You're pre-launch and want to build a waitlist
Hero → Form → Footer
- Minimal distraction - one promise, one field
- Best for social-driven traffic
- Fastest to put up
WebSiteEvent
You're running a meetup, webinar, workshop, or launch event
Hero → Agenda → CTA → FAQ → Form → Footer
- Agenda section handles the schedule
- FAQ answers format, recording, cost, prerequisites
- Event schema makes it eligible for Google event listings
EventPortfolio
You're a freelancer, designer, developer, or consultant showcasing your work
Hero → Services → CTA → FAQ → Form → Footer
- First-person, warm voice — feels like your own site
- Services grid doubles as a rate card or menu
- Person schema helps Google surface you for name searches
PersonRestaurant / Café
You run a restaurant, café, bar, or food truck
Hero → Menu highlights → CTA → Reservations form → Footer
- Sensory food language — no "gourmet experience" clichés
- Menu categories in the features section
- LocalBusiness schema boosts map / "near me" discovery
LocalBusinessOnline Course
You're selling a cohort, workshop, bootcamp, or self-paced course
Hero → Curriculum → CTA → FAQ → Form → Footer
- Curriculum breakdown in the features section, one item per week / module
- FAQ handles prerequisites, time commitment, refunds
- Course schema helps Google show the structured listing
CourseLead Magnet
You're giving something away in exchange for an email
Hero → What's inside → Email form → Footer
- Focused layout — no CTA distractions, just the download
- "What's inside" list sells the artifact
- One-field form maximizes conversion
ProductStill not sure?
Pick the one whose form goal matches what you want - trial requests (SaaS), bookings (Book an appointment), waitlist signups (Coming Soon), registrations (Event). Templates are easy to change in the editor, but keep in mind the structured-data type is fixed at creation.