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Software Landing Template

The complete SaaS marketing page.A full SaaS landing page — navigation, showcase hero, social proof, feature grid, headline stats, pricing, FAQ and a closing call to action — composed from real sections and styled entirely by your own design tokens.

When to use this template

A home page has to do the whole job at once: say what this is, show it is real, and give a first step — all before anyone scrolls twice.

Software Landing is the most complete home page in the Software set, and the one to start from when a single page has to carry the whole pitch — usually a product that is live, has early customers and sells on a monthly plan. It answers questions in the order a visitor asks them: what it is (the Aura hero, with an app window and a live metric beside the headline), who uses it (the Roster logo strip and the Band stats row), what it does (the Mosaic feature grid), what it costs (Ledger's three plans, with the recommended one raised) and what is left to ask (the Clarity FAQ).

If you have no pricing or customer logos yet, Software Minimal does the same job in four sections. If the product looks good enough to lead with, Software Bold puts a bigger showcase and a bento feature layout up front. Tip: rewrite the three feature cards first — that is where sample copy shows the most.

At a glance

Page type
Home
Business
Software
Sections
10
Section types
10
Design tokens
Colour, Radius, Shadow, Spacing, Typography
Requires JS
No
Price
Free

10 sections in this page

Every section below is a real, responsive layout rendered in your own design tokens — not a screenshot. In page order:

  1. 1

    Vantage

    Navbar

    A classic bar: logo on the left, inline nav in the middle, a sign-in link and a solid call to action on the right.

  2. 2

    Aura

    Hero

    An asymmetric showcase: copy and calls to action on the left, a clean app-window mock with a live metric card on the right.

  3. 3

    Roster

    Logos

    A compact social-proof strip: a small "trusted by" heading above one centered, wrapping row of monochrome logos.

  4. 4

    Mosaic

    Features

    A centered heading above a three-column grid of feature cards, each with an icon tile, a title and a short description.

  5. 5

    Band

    Stats

    The classic proof strip: one horizontal row of large figures over muted labels, divided by fine vertical rules.

  6. 6

    Ledger

    Pricing

    Three plan cards side by side, with the recommended tier lifted by a coloured border, a deeper shadow and a badge.

  7. 7

    A responsive grid of quote cards, each with a star rating, a short quote and an author row.

  8. 8

    Clarity

    FAQ

    A single-column accordion using native expand and collapse — real open/close behaviour with no scripting.

  9. 9

    A centered call to action on a branded panel: heading, subcopy and two buttons on a rounded, elevated surface.

  10. 10

    Atlas

    Footer

    A comprehensive footer: a brand block with social buttons beside a three-column link map, over a legal bottom bar.

Software Landing template FAQ

Common questions about Software Landing — how it compares with Software Bold, which of its 10 sections you can drop and where the sample copy in the preview comes from.

How is Software Landing different from Software Bold?
Both are Software page templates, but they are built from different layouts — they share no sections at all. Software Landing runs 10 sections and opens on the Vantage navbar; Software Bold runs 8 and opens on the Helm navbar.
Can I use only part of the Software Landing template?
Yes. The 10 sections are independent, so you can remove any of them and keep the rest. Vantage and Atlas are page furniture you will usually replace with your own navigation and footer; everything between them is the page proper.
Do I have to write my own copy for Software Landing?
The preview is filled with sample Software copy so you can judge the layout at a realistic length rather than against placeholder text. It is meant to be replaced — the wording is sample content, while the layout and the design tokens are what you keep.

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