SaaS & Startup Website Templates

Every SaaS company eventually has the same incident: the app is down, and so is the status page, the pricing page and the docs, because they were all one deployment. The marketing site went down with the thing it was supposed to reassure people about. Amrify’s answer is structural. The marketing site is a separate static build that shares a domain with the app and nothing else.

The SaaS-specific template, with its changelog component and pricing toggle, is not part of the launch set of ten; owners receive it afterward as a free update. What the box holds now is the static foundation, the blog, the schema, the lead engine and the islands mechanism, which is enough to move a landing page off the app’s runtime this week.

What the App’s Runtime Costs the Landing Page

A landing page built in the app’s React framework sends the framework to every visitor, including the one who arrived from a paid ad, on a phone, to read three paragraphs and click one button. The bundle downloads, parses and hydrates before the button works, and Google records the delay as Interaction to Next Paint, which it folds into ranking.

Amrify compiles that page to HTML. There is no hydration step because there is nothing to hydrate; a SolidJS island mounts only on the page with the embedded signup form or the usage calculator. The CI gate refuses a template below 100 on any Lighthouse audit, so a marketing edit cannot quietly reintroduce the cost.

Measure your own landing page first. The free website grader runs Google’s Lighthouse on a simulated phone in about thirty seconds, no account, and also reports whether you have structured data, a sitemap and an llms.txt. The comparison tool puts you next to the two competitors that outrank you for your category keyword. The slow website cost calculator turns the score into a number in trial signups.

What Ships Now

Landing, features, pricing, FAQ. Each is content in a typed collection. The pricing section renders from a config file; this site’s own pricing page runs on it. Feature grids and comparison tables are text, so a positioning change is a pull request from marketing, not a ticket for engineering.

The blog. Tags, categories, author pages, reading time, generated Open Graph images, Article schema and RSS. Product updates, tutorials and the comparison posts that rank for “X vs Y” all live here.

Schema and llms.txt. Organization, FAQPage, Article and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD generated from frontmatter, plus an llms.txt at the root. When someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity for tools in your category, this is the file that describes you. The free llms.txt generator produces one for your current site so you can see what it says.

Demo requests. The lead engine writes each form submission to DynamoDB, emails it through SES, pings Telegram or SMS, and fires a webhook to your CRM, with spam filtered before it reaches sales.

The agent setup. A CLAUDE.md, an AGENTS.md and four Claude Code skills mean a marketer with Claude Code or Cursor can add a landing page variant from a plain-English brief without a front-end engineer in the loop.

What Is Planned, Labelled as Planned

A changelog component and the monthly/annual pricing toggle are planned for the SaaS template, which ships to owners as a free update. Both are achievable today by hand: a changelog is a collection with a Zod schema and one file per release, and a toggle is a small island. The template will make them defaults rather than work.

Running It

Static output runs anywhere: Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages on their free tiers, or an AWS account you already have, through the bundled S3 and CloudFront deploy. A git push triggers the host’s rebuild. The site is up when the app is not, which is exactly when you want the status link and the support email reachable.

One payment covers the company. Founding members, the first 5,000, pay $249; the price after that is $399; sites are unlimited and updates never expire. A second product or a regional site is a new directory in the monorepo, not a new purchase. Paying is not yet possible, so a free account is what keeps the founding price yours while checkout stays closed. The repo is private on GitHub and access is granted per seat from the account dashboard.

To try the architecture for nothing, there is the free Amrify Starter: a complete site with blog, JSON-LD, generated OG images, llms.txt and no JavaScript framework at all, gated at Lighthouse 100. Commercial use is allowed, reselling it as a template is not, and the repo is public from launch day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add a changelog page?

Yes, today, as a content collection: define a Zod schema for an entry (version, date, summary, body), add one text file per release, and render the list in an Astro page. A pre-built changelog component is planned for the SaaS template, which ships as a free update.

Does it support pricing toggles?

A pricing section driven by a config file exists now; this site’s own pricing page runs on it. The monthly and annual toggle, with per-plan feature lists that switch with it, is planned for the SaaS template, which ships as a free update.

Can I integrate with my app?

Yes. Signup, login and dashboard are URLs on your app’s domain, linked from the nav and every CTA. An embedded signup form or a live pricing calculator mounts as a SolidJS island on the page that needs it; the rest of the site stays static and independent of the app’s uptime.

How do I add a blog for content marketing?

It ships in the box. Posts are text files with frontmatter; the build produces the page, tags and category archives, an author page, reading time, a generated Open Graph image, Article schema and an RSS entry. No plugin, no CMS.

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The showcase sites are service businesses rather than software companies, but they are live on this system and you can grade any of them.

If the team is weighing Next.js for the marketing site, Amrify vs Next.js is the page to read first. A marketing site on WordPress? Moving off it is covered in the WordPress comparison.

Hold a founding spot above or ask an engineering question. Shops building marketing sites for several startups should read agency. Selling a product rather than a subscription? See ecommerce. Content-first before there is a product? Start with the blog page.