A SaaS website needs to explain the problem you solve in one line, show how the product works, list pricing, and capture signups or demo requests. With we.inc you describe your product and the AI writes and builds the landing page, feature pages, and pricing page in minutes, or you can publish a free template with no AI. AI building starts on Starter at $20 a month, and signups connect to your own app or waitlist tool.
Ship your SaaS website before the product is done. Describe what you're building and the AI writes the landing page, features, pricing, and waitlist in minutes.
A website for a B2B SaaS startup in Boston called Shiftly that helps restaurant managers build weekly staff schedules in minutes. Include a landing page with a waitlist form, a features page with three core features, a pricing page with three tiers, an about page for our two founders, and a changelog. Modern, clean, blue and white.
This is Cadence Ops, a saas business we described to the AI in a sentence. See the Cadence Ops example site.
Three designs that suit a saas website.
Waitlists, demos, and first customers all start with a page that explains the problem you solve. Launch it today, wire up signups, and validate while your competitors are still configuring their CMS.
Skip the saas web design brief and the six week wait. Tell the AI about the business in a sentence and it builds the whole site, ready to edit.
Early-stage SaaS sites convert best when every page points to the same next step, whether that is joining a waitlist, starting a trial, or booking a demo. Pick one and repeat it.
Use the language your customers use when they describe the pain. 'Stop rebuilding the schedule every Sunday night' lands harder than 'AI-powered workforce optimization'.
A landing page with a waitlist lets you test positioning and collect early users while you build. The AI can rewrite the headline and features quickly as you learn what resonates.
There is no built-in user accounts, subscription billing, or product dashboard on the marketing site. Link your signup and login buttons to your app, and use a tool like Stripe for subscriptions and a waitlist or email tool for early signups.
For a marketing site, the main ongoing costs are your domain (about $10 to $20 a year) and any waitlist or email tool you link. A free template gets a landing page live the same day; once you want the AI rewriting copy and adding feature and changelog pages as you ship, Starter at $20 a month suits most early-stage teams, and a larger multi-page site may fit Pro.
Free for 3 template sites, without AI; AI building from $20 a month. Compare plans
You can publish a free we.inc template on a we.inc address with no AI, up to three sites. AI building starts on Starter at $20 a month for 250 credits. A domain is about $10 to $20 a year.
Yes. The AI builds a signup form, and you can connect it to your email or waitlist tool, or link to your own app's signup.
Not for your product. The marketing site links to your app for login and to a billing tool like Stripe for subscriptions.
Yes, on a paid plan (from Starter at $20/mo). You can connect a custom domain, and SSL is included. Free sites publish on a we.inc address.
A template can be published right away, and the AI can build a custom landing page from a description in minutes.
