
See everything at a glance
Replace with your dashboard or home screen: the first thing a new user understands within 10 seconds.
Replace this paragraph with your value proposition: who you serve, the painful problem you remove, and the outcome you deliver. Keep it under 40 words, one idea per sentence.
Example product tour
Replace this panel with a screenshot or short video of your own dashboard. Buyers picture themselves inside real screens, not stock photos.
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Powering teams at — replace with your customer logos
Join themDescribe the transformation in two sentences: life before your SaaS, life after. Then point both panels below at real screens — your main view on the left, your second-best screen on the right.

React → Igniter.js → Prisma
Pick the three things users must feel in their first session. Name each card after the job it does, not the technology behind it.

Replace with your dashboard or home screen: the first thing a new user understands within 10 seconds.

Replace with invites, roles, or sharing: who gets in and what each person can do.
Every SaaS has a loop: capture, process, report, bill. Show yours in these two cards with real screens.

Replace with your integrations, imports, or API: how your product fits the stack they already pay for.

Replace with your plans, usage meters, or invoices: what customers pay and how they upgrade.
If you offer an API, webhooks, or exports, prove it here with one short snippet. No API yet? Replace this block with a metrics band or a fourth use case.
Replace with your integration story: events, retries, and versioning.
Replace with your access model: scoped keys, roles, and audit logs.
Replace with how they test safely before touching production data.
const res = await fetch('https://api.yoursaas.com/v1/customers', {
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.YOURSAAS_API_KEY}` },
})
const customers = await res.json()One card per ideal customer: their title, their pain, their win. Vague personas convert no one — be specific, then link each card to a tailored tour or template.
Replace with your first persona: what breaks in their week and how your SaaS fixes it by Friday.
See the operations tourReplace with your second persona: how they deliver client work faster or with fewer tools.
See the agency tourReplace with your third persona: what they stop doing manually the day they subscribe.
See the founder tourThree steps, each ideally under a day. Time-to-value is your real conversion lever — name the aha moment explicitly.
Replace with step one: what they set up first and the first small win they feel in minutes.
Replace with step two: who they bring in and what unlocks once the team is inside.
Replace with step three: the report, habit, or number that proves it was worth paying for.
Founders underestimate this block. Name your practices plainly — enterprise deals stall whenever buyers have to ask.
Replace with your auth story: SSO, roles, audit logs, and who can see what.
Replace with your resilience story: regions, uptime, status page, and recovery targets.
Replace with your badges and policies: SOC 2, GDPR, DPA, and sub-processors.
Replace with the how-to article your ideal customer keeps searching for.
Replace with recent launches. A quiet changelog reads like an abandoned product.
Replace with your top five setup guides. Support content is a sales asset in disguise.
Write it plainly: how long it lasts, whether a card is required, and what happens when it ends. Trials convert when the rules are obvious.
Say yes in one line if true, then explain what happens to their data. Cancellation fear kills more signups than pricing does.
Describe your first-week experience: migration help, templates, live calls, or concierge setup. Name it, or buyers assume it does not exist.
Summarize hosting, encryption, backups, and compliance in three sentences, then link your security page for auditors.
SaaS Boilerplate
Repeat the core promise and remove the last doubt: free trial, no credit card, cancel anytime. Then point both buttons at signup.