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Nexus — SaaS Landing Page Website Template
A conversion-focused launch page with pricing, feature tours and a changelog that ships today.
- Category
- SaaS & Startup
- Pages included
- 11 pages
- File format
- ZIP · HTML, CSS, JS
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Licence
- One end product
- Support
- 6 months included
- Updates
- Free, for life
- Last updated
- January 2026
- Secure payment via Stripe or PayPal
- Download link valid for 72 hours, re-issued free
- No account required, no subscription
Overview
Nexus is the landing page you would otherwise spend three weeks assembling: a value-led hero, a feature tour with tabbed screenshots, social proof, an interactive pricing table with monthly and annual toggles, and an objection-handling FAQ.
It was written for pre-launch and early-stage products, so everything is easy to strip back. Hide the integrations grid until you have integrations; turn the changelog on the day you ship your first release.
What's included
- 11 pages covering marketing, pricing, legal and post-signup flows
- Interactive pricing table with monthly/annual toggle and EUR pricing
- Tabbed feature tour with keyboard-accessible tab panels
- Waitlist and signup form markup with inline validation
- Changelog and roadmap layouts
- Open Graph and Twitter card meta blocks pre-filled per page
Pages and sections included
11 ready-made pages:
- Home / Landing
- Features
- Feature detail
- Pricing
- Integrations
- Customers
- Changelog
- Blog index
- Blog post
- Waitlist / Signup
- Legal
Built from these sections and components:
- Hero with product screenshot and dual CTA
- Trust bar with customer logos
- Tabbed feature tour
- Metrics and outcome stats
- Integration grid
- Comparison table
- Pricing with annual discount toggle
- Objection-handling FAQ
- Final conversion band
Key features
Pricing that calculates
Switch between monthly and annual and every figure, saving badge and CTA label updates instantly.
Tabbed feature tour
Proper ARIA tabs — arrow-key navigation, managed focus, and no layout shift when panels change.
Waitlist mode
One flag swaps every CTA from 'Start free trial' to 'Join the waitlist' across the whole site.
Comparison table
A responsive you-versus-them table that collapses to readable cards on phones.
Analytics hooks
Every CTA carries a data attribute so you can wire Plausible, GA4 or PostHog in minutes.
Changelog layout
Version entries with tags for Added, Fixed and Improved.
Responsive and mobile design
Nexus is built mobile-first and tested at 320, 375, 414, 768, 1024, 1440 and 1920 pixels before release. Small screens are not an afterthought — navigation, tables, galleries and the 11-page structure are each redesigned for the space available rather than shrunk to fit.
- Fluid type and spacing scales, so headlines stay in proportion between a phone and a 27-inch display.
- Tap targets of at least 44×44 pixels on every control, with visible focus rings for keyboard users.
- Images served at sensible dimensions with lazy loading below the fold and reserved space to prevent layout shift.
- Tested in current Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, on iOS and Android, and with reduced-motion preferences respected.
Customisation and editing
Everything you will want to change is in an obvious place. Colours, fonts, radii and spacing are CSS custom properties declared in one block at the top of the stylesheet — change those six or so lines and all 11 pages follow. Text and links are edited directly in the HTML, with comments marking each section.
- No build step, no Node, no package manager — open the folder in any editor and double-click a page to preview it.
- Swap images by dropping your own files into /assets/img using the same filenames, or point the markup anywhere you like.
- Every component is commented and reusable, so adding a page means copying a block rather than writing CSS from scratch.
- Clean, semantic markup that ports cleanly into WordPress, Webflow, Astro, Eleventy or a React project when you outgrow static files.
Ideal for
- Early-stage SaaS founders validating a launch
- Indie hackers replacing a one-page hero with a real site
- Product marketers needing a page they can edit without engineering
- Agencies building launch pages for startup clients
Frequently asked questions
The buttons are wired to placeholder URLs with clear comments showing where to paste your Stripe Payment Link or Checkout Session URL. Swapping them takes a couple of minutes per plan.
The template is plain HTML and CSS, so the markup ports cleanly into JSX. Several customers have moved it into Next.js in an afternoon; the CSS needs no changes at all.
Basic comfort with HTML and CSS is enough. Text, images and links are edited directly in the HTML, and colours and fonts live in a short list of variables at the top of the stylesheet. If you can edit a text file, you can launch one of these.
One licence covers one end product — your own website, or one client project. You can modify the template as much as you like. You cannot resell, redistribute, sublicense or share the template files themselves.
Anywhere that serves static files: Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, or classic shared hosting via FTP. Most are free for a site this size, and the guide covers each.
Because templates are delivered instantly and cannot be returned, all sales are final once the download link is issued. If a file is corrupt or a page does not match its preview, contact us within 14 days and we will fix it or refund you in full.
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