A coming soon page holds your address, tells people what is coming and collects emails while you build. Here is what to put on it and what to check on launch day.
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A good coming soon page has five things: your name and logo, one sentence on what you offer, a launch date or season, an email signup, and a way to contact you. Publish it on your real domain so it can be indexed early, then replace it with the full site at launch.
| Why it matters | |
|---|---|
| Name and logo | Confirms visitors are in the right place |
| One-line offer | Says what you do and who for |
| Launch date or season | Sets expectations |
| Email signup | Turns early interest into a list you can tell on launch day |
| Contact and social links | Lets people reach you now |
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Usually yes. A public page with a clear title and description lets Google discover your domain before launch. Keep the same address when you launch the full site so nothing has to be rediscovered. Only hide it with noindex if the project must stay secret.
Test every page on a phone, click every link and button, send a test form, check the page titles and descriptions, confirm the domain loads over HTTPS, submit your sitemap in Search Console, and email your signup list. Our full website launch checklist covers each step.
Yes. On We.Inc's free plan you can publish a template site on a we.inc address. Using your own domain needs a paid plan, from $20 a month, which also lets the AI write the full site when you are ready to launch.
As long as you are building, ideally with a date so visitors know when to return. Replace it on the same address when the full site is ready.
You need somewhere for signups to go: a form that emails you, or an email marketing tool. Keep the list; it is your first launch audience.
A coming soon page is temporary and says the site is not ready. A landing page is a permanent page built for one goal, such as a signup or sale.
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