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Early access waitlist A waitlist page for a product that is not out yet: one email field, a product teaser, three honest points about what is being built, a Now, Next, Later roadmap and a founder note.
Sample details shown. Your own brand name and email appear once the page is in your account.
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1 page 13 sections 45 marked spots Best for Founders still building who want to collect emails without promising dates, numbers or features they do not have.
Install this template What is on the page 13 sections Top bar with logo slot Hero with one email field Product teaser mock What happens next Built for strip What we are building Not in version one note Roadmap: Now, Next, Later Founder note Early tester quote slot Questions Second signup Footer What you change 45 marked spots Each of these is marked in the code and holds sample copy for a made-up product. Replace it with your own words.
Audience Audience label Building heading Building subheading FAQ answer×4 FAQ question×4 FAQ heading Final heading Form button Form note Show 25 more Show fewer Founder initials Founder name Founder note Headline Join points Logo Next step Not included Point text×3 Point title×3 Privacy link Product name Product teaser Roadmap heading Roadmap later Roadmap next Roadmap note Roadmap now Roadmap subheading Status tag Subheadline Terms link Tester name Tester quote Year What is filled in for you These come from your account, so you never type them into the page.
Your brand name Your support email address Waitlist , Waitlist Press Copy page code. The button is just above. It copies the whole page in one go. Open Pages and add a blank page. Pages is in the menu of your account. Name the page anything you like. Add one code block, paste and save. One block is enough. The whole page lives inside it. Swap the sample words for your own. Every spot to change is marked in the code. Publish when it reads right. Before you publish Replace every marked spot with your own words. The sample copy is about a made-up product. Point every button at your own page or checkout link. Fill a proof slot only with a real quote you have permission to use. Remove the slot if you have none. Check that the brand name and support email saved in your account are the ones readers should see.