SaaS Landing Page — Hero to Pricing

What you get

A single-file Tailwind CSS landing page built around a fictional B2B SaaS product, Northwind Onboard, with every section a production-ready v1 needs — from hero to footer. The file ships with structured placeholder copy, a clear conversion hierarchy, and a pricing layout that handles three tiers without layout gymnastics. Copy it, replace the sample content, and deploy.

Who it's for

Indie hackers and pre-seed founders who have a working product and need a credible public-facing page this week, not next month. If you are currently writing your own landing page from scratch or patching components together from three different sources, this is the faster path.

What's inside

• Hero section with dual CTAs — primary trial CTA and secondary demo-link CTA, with a headline and subheadline structured around a single, specific value proposition
• Trusted-by logos strip — a horizontal logo row with three sample brand names (Rampify, Clearloop, Vantage HQ) sized and spaced for credibility without crowding
• 3-up feature cards — icon-led cards covering workflow automation, milestone tracking, and at-risk account surfacing
• Three testimonial blocks — attributed social proof with name, title, and company, formatted for scan-reading
• 3-tier pricing section — Starter, Growth, and Scale tiers with Growth featured and highlighted, per-tier feature lists, and individual CTAs
• 5-question FAQ — handles the objections most B2B SaaS buyers raise before a trial: onboarding time, integrations, contract terms, data privacy, and support access
• Final CTA banner — full-width conversion section reinforcing the no-credit-card-required trial offer
• Footer — navigation, legal placeholder links, and company name block

How to use it

Open the HTML file in any code editor — no build step is required, as Tailwind loads from CDN. Replace the Northwind Onboard copy with your product name, tagline, and feature descriptions, update the pricing figures and tier names, then deploy the file to any static host. If your positioning is already clear, the full swap takes under two hours.