AI product story, free plan, enquiry route
For software founders and creative product teams, this template presents an AI-led productivity tool through its use cases, habits, pricing position and a final enquiry form.
Switch devices, scroll the full page, or open the live demo. This is the exact layout, photos and sample text a new page starts with.
The headings are the demo's own sample text. Your brief, or the AI copy pass, replaces them; the structure stays.
Your second brain, supercharged by AI
Your second brain claim explains the AI’s role; supply accurate details of its context handling, seven supporting points and three relevant photographs.
Customer proof builds trust; provide a genuine attributed quote and permission to use all seven photographs.
Capture anything
Capture anything explains what users can save; supply one photograph and truthful details of supported note, link, screenshot and voice formats.
A more focused you
A more focused you states the intended benefit; provide one photograph and ensure the claim about reducing context switching is supportable.
Numbers band presents measurable results, so supply current, verifiable statistics and be able to substantiate every figure.
Three habits, and it starts paying back
Three habits, and it starts paying back sets out an adoption process; provide three practical habits your users can realistically follow.
Free forever, and we mean forever
Free forever, and we mean forever explains plan terms; supply ten accurate inclusions and stand behind the no-expiry, no-card and no-withdrawn-features guarantee.
Questions people ask first
Questions people ask first answers common objections; supply accurate accordion answers and only promise in-app chat access to three builders within hours if true.
Build a more intentional life
Build a more intentional life collects enquiries; provide form details, one photograph, three templates, and genuine delivery information for the link and mobile app.
Someone searching for a Marketing Tool SaaS page needs more than a broad claim about AI. They need to show what the product helps people do, why it belongs in an existing working routine and what happens after the first visit. This design does that through a personal-product story: capture work, reduce switching and build better habits.
The mock-up is framed around a second-brain product, but the structure is not limited to notes. It can support a marketing tool where people collect ideas, organise campaigns, turn research into actions or keep a record of work. It can also work for an AI assistant, a habit tool, a journal or a creative studio’s own software.
A generic software page can undersell this kind of product by treating it as a list of functions. Here, the page gives the product a point of view first, then explains the work it supports. The visual direction is intentionally playful and bold, with a desk-sheet feel rather than a conventional corporate software layout. That makes it a considered fit for a product with a strong colour identity and an individual voice.
The page leads to an enquiry rather than showing a payment route. If the main job is to take subscriptions or complete a purchase directly on the page, another template should be considered.
The available colour schemes are Violet, Electric blue, Pine and Magenta. Choose one that belongs to the product identity, then make sure the screenshots, photographs and written voice feel consistent with it. This template is intended for a light, bold and playful direction, so it works best when the product can carry that character honestly.
The main font pairing is Epilogue with Hanken Grotesk. Alternative pairings include Caveat with Hanken Grotesk and Patrick Hand with Hanken Grotesk. The handwriting options are useful when the marginal notes and thrown-paper approach fit the brand; they should not be used merely because the template offers them.
Prepare thirteen photographs in total. They appear across the Hero, Logo strip, Capture, Focus and Get started bands. Plan them as one set, since they will be seen throughout a single journey rather than as isolated images.
Starting from a template costs no credits. Rewriting the copy with AI costs about 20 credits. A good brief names the product, the people it serves, the core job it helps them complete and the exact action the page should encourage.
It should also state what is true about access, pricing and support. Name the real source material customers add, the result they get back and the terms behind any free offer. The clearer the brief, the less likely the rewritten page is to retain a promise from the example that does not apply.
Write one plain opening promise and a supporting sentence that explain the product without relying on AI as a shortcut phrase. Prepare the real examples for Capture, the outcome for Focus and the three habits in How. Decide whether the free-plan wording is accurate, and write answers for the questions that most often delay an enquiry.
Gather the thirteen photographs before publishing. Prepare the short quote for the Logo strip as well. Finally, decide what happens after the enquiry form: what is sent, who responds and which parts of the model closing statement need to be changed.
For a knowledge-management app, make Capture about collecting research and meeting material, then make How about returning to it when a decision is due. For a journalling or habit product, write the three habits around a regular personal practice and keep the final promise appropriately simple.
For a creative AI tool, use Capture for source material and Focus for reducing fragmented work. If the product is more technical and needs a developer-led explanation, Developer Tool may give a closer starting point.
Workspace Document is a better fit when the product is chiefly about documents and shared workspace activity.
Creative Video AI suits an AI product centred on creative video work.
AI Inbound Agent is worth considering when the main story is an AI agent handling incoming contact.
Browse the wider saas templates collection when the product’s main journey is different from a personal productivity tool.
It opens in the editor with the layout, the photographs and the sample text you have just scrolled through. Starting from a theme costs no credits.
