I built a landing page generator with 6 conversion modes (because I was tired of gluing 5 tools together)

After my third side project, I noticed a pattern: every launch, I'd end up with the same Frankenstein stack glued together:

- Landing page → Carrd or Framer

- Booking → Calendly

- Form → Typeform

- Payment → Stripe Payment Links

- Email → Mailchimp

- Lead notification → Zapier

Every page had a different look, broken integrations on launch day, and I'd waste a full afternoon connecting things instead of shipping.

So I built PageStrike — a single tool that generates a landing page AND wires up the conversion plumbing for you, based on what you're actually trying to do.

It supports 6 conversion modes out of the box:

1. Buy Now — Stripe / PayPal checkout

2. Cash on Delivery — order form for MENA / LATAM e-commerce

3. Book Call — built-in calendar (salon, consulting, legal, transport)

4. Request Quote — quote inquiry pipeline

5. Collect Emails — waitlist, beta signup, lead magnet

6. Start Free — SaaS free trial redirect

You pick one. The AI generates the page. Payments, calendar, email collection — already wired in. Multi-currency too.

I wrote a full architecture breakdown on DEV.to yesterday — real code, the decisions I made, the parts that bit me:

https://dev.to/youssefroop/how-i-built-a-6-cta-landing-page-generator-with-nextjs-16-ai-25ng

Live at https://pagestrike.com — free plan, no credit card.

Two questions for the IH community:

1. If you've launched something recently, what's your Frankenstein stack look like? Curious if Calendly + Typeform + Stripe is still the default in 2026.

2. For those who've built landing-page-adjacent SaaS — how did you handle the discovery problem? That's my next mountain to climb.

Happy to answer anything about the build.