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Best Product(s) for SaaS Landing Pages?

Does anyone have any suggestions for the best SaaS landing page tools?

Objective: Create landing pages to collect emails for early access to a SaaS tool I'm building. Something with a simple CMS that I can easily collect the emails from.

on September 10, 2019
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    I would go with https://carrd.co/ for that, pretty cheap and looks way better than email provider landing pages.

    If you want a more SaaS focused solution where you can add more sections like pricing tables, FAQ, etc then have a look at https://versoly.com/ (i'm a co-founder of Versoly)

    I also built https://saaspages.xyz/ if you want some inspiration, you have gave me a good idea to find SaaS coming soon pages and add them onto it.

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      Second that. @volkandkaya and his team have done an amazing job with https://saaspages.xyz/.

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      Thanks @volkandkaya! I've tried carrd.co. It's nice, but I feel it's better for portfolio based pages. I've been playing around with Mailchimp as well — it seems to cover a majority of what I'm looking for, but wish it was a bit more SaaS focused. Your product looks really interesting, actually! I'll look into it some more today :D

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        Interesting the mailchimp landing pages I have seen weren't great.

        Great, feel free to email me at volkan@versoly.com with questions/feedback :)

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    When you are ready to add full registration, user profiles and payment processing in your SaaS tool, let me know. We designed and built DjaoDjin (https://djaodjin.com/) exactly for that purpose :).

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      I will for sure! We have a relatively simple process at the moment, but as things get more complex, I could definitely see the need for DjaoDjin

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    I would suggest mailchimp. Integrates with tons of tools, great free landing page themes and the free plan allows 2,000 emails.

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      Thanks, @Butvidas. I'm testing out Mailchimp's landing page product. The free plan requires you to keep the "Mailchimp footer." That said, for ~$10/mo you can remove that. Overall, I like that you can create web properties easily —> publish with one click (mailchimp domain or your own) —> collect emails for prospective users. So far it's the fastest way to get something up and running without requiring any real engineering work

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        Yea that is a con for sure. Well if you have the time you can make a custom simple lander or us on of the many free ones available online and just connect the signup for to your list via the api

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      But, if you want to get fancy...lemlist

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        BUT! If you want to get CRAZY...do up some intercom.