Landing page templates for waitlists and launches

The best launches start with a list of people who already asked to be told. These pages work before anything exists: a shop opening soon, a limited product drop, a preorder, a software beta or an app launch. Each one gives people a reason to sign up now rather than check back later.

Use these templates free Browse 5 templates

Free plan for up to 2,500 subscribers · No credit card required

31
ready-to-publish landing pages
6
categories, from free guides to local businesses
$0
on the free plan, every template included
1 link
to share anywhere, live the moment you publish

All waitlist and coming soon pages

Hover a template to scroll through it. Click for a full desktop and phone preview.

Can’t find the one you need? Start from a blank page, or browse the free email templates to send your new subscribers.

The playbook

How to build waitlist and coming soon pages that convert

What to put on the page

  • What is coming and roughly when, even if the date is only a month
  • One reason to join now: first access, a launch price, a limited run
  • A photo, a mock-up or a short feature list so people can picture it
  • Honest answers to the two or three questions people will ask

Headlines to start from

  • Opening this spring on Harbour Street
  • The next drop: 200 pairs, subscribers first
  • Be one of the first to try it
  • Preorder now, shipping in March

Email the whole list on launch day

Every signup lands on its own list, so the launch email goes only to the people who asked for it, and you can spread a big send over a few hours to keep your site steady.

Try it free

How it works

From template to live page in minutes

  1. 1

    Pick a template

    Start from any page in the library, or from a blank page.

  2. 2

    Make it yours

    Rewrite the copy, swap the photos and recolour sections. Choose the list signups go to.

  3. 3

    Publish and share

    Publish to its own link, share it anywhere, and welcome every signup with an automation.

The PostBeagle drag-and-drop builder, used for both emails and landing pages, with blocks on the left and settings on the right

Why these templates

Pages that fill your list, not just look good

  • Hosted for you

    No website or plugin needed. Every page gets its own link to share, with the tab title and search description you choose.

  • Signups go to your list

    Each page is connected to a list. New subscribers appear as contacts, with any extra fields you asked for.

  • Drag and drop, no code

    The same builder as your emails: click text to change it, drag sections to move them.

  • Ready for phones

    Columns stack, headlines shrink and the form fills the screen. Check the phone view before you publish.

  • Spam trap and double opt-in

    A hidden spam trap stops most bots, and double opt-in lists only add people who confirm by email.

  • Real photos included

    Every template ships with free CC0 photography, so it looks finished before you change a thing.

More free landing page templates

Landing page templates by industry

Frequently asked questions

What should a coming soon page say?

What you are launching, when, and what people get for signing up early. Keep it to one screen if you can: the job of the page is the email address, not the full story.

How do I keep a waitlist interested before launch?

Send a short update every few weeks: a behind-the-scenes photo, a date, a sneak peek. A list that has heard nothing for three months forgets why it signed up.

Are these landing page templates really free?

Yes. Every template is included on every PostBeagle plan, including the free plan for up to 2,500 subscribers. There is no credit card to enter and no template is locked behind an upgrade.

Do I need a website or any code?

No. Pages are hosted by PostBeagle and edited in the same drag-and-drop builder as your emails: click text to change it, swap photos and drag blocks around. Publish and you get a link to share straight away.

Where do the signups go?

Each page is connected to one of your lists. Every signup is added to that list as a contact, along with any extra fields you asked for, and if the list uses double opt-in the visitor is asked to confirm by email first.

Your next signup page is already designed.

Create a free account, pick a template and publish it today. Up to 2,500 subscribers without paying a thing.

Start free Browse the email templates →
  • Free plan, no time limit
  • No credit card
  • Every template included