SaaS landing page examples

The board itself fills the first phone screen, right under a no-credit-card button.

A live payments counter sits above the headline as proof before any scroll.

Two buttons and a row of customer logos fit on the first phone screen.

Star ratings from review sites sit right under the trial button.

Two free start buttons, email or Google, so visitors skip the signup form.

The app window shows a real channel right under the logos.

One plan is flagged most popular, with the monthly price shown next to yearly.

Each plan shows the yearly saving and a monthly or yearly switch per card.

A free plan at US$0 leads, with a yearly switch that names the saving.

Each plan shows its credits as a picker, so the price fits your usage.

A team-size field updates every plan's price before you pick one.

The popular plan is set apart in a dark card with its own button.

Google and Microsoft buttons sit under one email field, with no card needed.

The trial line, 14 days free with no card, sits right above the email field.

A short paragraph says what the product does, above one email field.

The headline promises your first video in seconds, above a Google button.

A work email gets a sign-in link with no password, plus three one-tap options.

One email field, then Google or Apple, with nothing else on the screen.

A three-field form leads straight to picking a date for a 30-minute demo.

The whole form fits the first screen, with what the call covers below it.

Says a rep replies within a business day and lists what the call covers.

One work email field starts the booking, with ratings and logos below.

Customer results sit beside the form, so proof and the ask share a screen.

Lists three things the call covers, with customer logos right under them.

iOS and Android buttons sit under one line on working without distractions.

Both store badges sit under a phone showing real tasks and messages.

Says what you can do on the go: approve requests, add receipts, lock cards.

A line on what you can do on your phone sits above the iOS button.

One App Store badge, with links for Mac, Windows, Android and Chromebook.

The App Store badge sits above three phones showing real channels.

A banner names the launch, and the canvas shows under two buttons.

Free and iOS download buttons sit right under a two-word headline.

A launch video plays under the product name, with one try button.

An Introducing label names the launch, with the app on a phone.

An email field and start button sit above a finance-team count and logos.

One sentence says what it does, then a single try button.