Course Sales Page

What you get

A fully built Course Sales Page HTML template modeled on the Ship Your First SaaS in 60 Days framework — structured to move a prospect from cold to converted across every section, from opening promise through pricing and FAQ. Every section arrives with real, editable copy built around a 60-day outcome, not placeholder lorem ipsum. Drop in your course details and the page is ready to publish.

Who it's for

Built for online course creators — developers, designers, and non-technical founders — who have a finished or near-finished course priced between $99 and $499 and need a sales page that handles the selling. This is the right template if you are launching for the first time and want a structure that qualifies buyers, communicates curriculum clearly, and closes without pressure tactics.

What's inside

• Hero block with outcome statement — a two-line promise built around the 60-day transformation, editable for any course timeline or subject matter
• Who This Is For qualifier section — pre-screens buyers and filters poor fits before they reach the pricing block
• 6-Module curriculum breakdown — one block per module, each paired with its concrete deliverable: customer validation, MVP scoping, build-in-public mechanics, launch strategy, and closing a first paid subscriber
• Social proof strip — three testimonial slots formatted for name, specific outcome metric, and context, modeled on the 273-graduate and $1,847 average MRR benchmark
• Bonuses section — three feature cards for supplemental offers, each with a headline, short description, and standalone value line
• One- and two-tier pricing blocks — feature lists, a visually distinguished recommended tier, and a guarantee line
• Six-question FAQ block — pre-written objection handling covering prerequisites, access period, refund policy, and realistic timeline
• Closing CTA and footer — final copy that restates the core outcome, with a minimal footer placeholder for legal text

How to use it

Open the file in any HTML editor or paste it into your page builder's custom HTML block. Replace the bracketed fields — course name, module titles, deliverables, testimonials, and pricing figures — with your own details. The template carries no inline styles or classes, so it inherits your existing stylesheet or brand framework without conflict.