Updated My Landing Page for Rollout – Feedback Welcome!
Hey IndieHackers! 👋
I’ve been working on Rollout, a CLI-first static site hosting platform designed for developers who love simplicity and speed.
The idea is simple: deploy static sites in seconds using just the command line. No unnecessary dashboards, no bloat—just tools developers actually need.
Here’s what I’ve recently updated:
- Added a terminal GIF showing how easy it is to deploy with the CLI.
- Included a clean and intuitive dashboard screenshot for those who prefer some UI.
- Revised the content to emphasize simplicity, CLI-first design, and developer-centric features.
- Clarified pricing tiers and added more FAQs to address common questions.
Check it out here: https://rollout.sh
(Feel free to scroll through the page and give feedback!)
I’d love to hear:
- Does the landing page resonate with you as a developer/founder?
- Are there any specific features or messaging you’d like to see improved?
- Do you feel the pricing structure and value proposition are clear?
- Your insights and feedback would mean the world to me. 🙌
Thanks in advance for taking the time to help a fellow hacker out!
Cheers!
What you’re seeing is less about adding more screenshots and GIFs and more about whether the message speaks to the right persona. You added a terminal GIF, a dashboard screenshot and pricing tiers, but it’s still not clear who should choose a CLI‑first hosting tool versus a managed service. This usually happens when a product straddles developer efficiency and founder convenience without saying why it’s better. Focusing the narrative on the specific workflow that Rollout simplifies—deploying static sites via CLI with zero config—and making sure the pricing matches the scale of those deployments should help.