Conversation Circle
A light, chat-led SaaS homepage: speech bubbles and curved connectors around a large serif headline.
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- WordPress
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Four SaaS homepage templates, each a complete page with menus, features, pricing with a monthly and annual switch, security and an FAQ. Open a live demo, then download the Astro project, the HubSpot theme or the WordPress theme. Each also works as a SaaS landing page. For more software designs see the tech website templates.
A light, chat-led SaaS homepage: speech bubbles and curved connectors around a large serif headline.
A gallery-style SaaS homepage: hanging violet, apricot and green sculptures on warm white, with mono captions.
A botanical SaaS homepage: giant leaf silhouettes, a stepped serif headline and aubergine on citron.
A cinematic SaaS homepage: a right-aligned serif title over dark water, square edges and silver currents.
The four share one set of placeholder copy for Quillon, a fictional customer support platform, so they hold the same content in four different designs. Quiet Current joins customers, testimonials and numbers into one section; the other three keep them apart.
Product and Solutions menus that open by click, touch and keyboard and close with Escape, plus Pricing, Customers, Docs, Log in and a trial button. A full menu on phones.
Headline, intro, "Start free trial" and "Book a demo" buttons, and a trial note.
A "trusted by" line, six customer names set as text (no logos to license) and three quotations.
Four headline numbers.
Six features, with a picture of the product (a shared inbox and an AI draft) built in HTML, not a screenshot.
Three setup steps.
Six integration categories and a "See all integrations" link.
Starter, Growth and Scale with a Monthly / Annual control usable by keyboard: $19, $49 and $89 a month, or $15, $39 and $71 billed annually.
Four security points.
Five questions that open and close one by one.
A last invitation with both buttons.
About line, Product, Company and Resources columns, legal links.
Same sections, different art direction: speech bubbles, hanging sculptures, botanical illustrations or dark water photography. Pick by the look that suits your product, then by file size.
| Template | Sections | Editable fields | Typefaces | Palette | Image files | Astro zip | HubSpot zip | WordPress zip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conversation Circle | 13 | 257 | Fraunces, Manrope | 2 | 51 KB | 220 KB | 164 KB | |
| A Fine Balance | 13 | 266 | Urbanist, Space Mono | 6 | 123 KB | 694 KB | 351 KB | |
| Answer Garden | 13 | 291 | Young Serif, Karla | 8 | 623 KB | 3.5 MB | 972 KB | |
| Quiet Current | 11 | 226 | Cormorant Garamond, DM Sans | 6 | 606 KB | 2.2 MB | 1.6 MB |
A support, chat, messaging or help desk product, where the speech bubbles say what the product does.
A team that wants a light, friendly page with no photography to source or replace.
A Fine BalanceA product that wants to look considered and calm rather than busy, with art direction doing the work.
Design-led or creative software, where gallery captions and sculpture feel at home.
Answer GardenA product with a growth, garden or knowledge theme, where the leaves read as part of the story.
A brand that wants warmth and character over a standard SaaS grid.
Quiet CurrentA product that wants a dark, premium first screen built on one strong photograph.
Security, infrastructure, data or finance software, where calm and restraint suit the buyer.
Each template is one homepage, and a SaaS homepage already does a landing page's job: it says what the product does, shows proof, explains pricing, answers objections and ends on a trial button. Use it as it is for a launch or a campaign.
To grow it into a full SaaS website, each version gives you a way to add pages with the same header and footer:
The WordPress download is a block theme for WordPress 6.6 or newer. Every section is a block with its own fields in the editor, so a marketer changes words, links and images without code. The theme prints the page title and leaves the meta description and structured data to an SEO plugin. The largest SaaS WordPress zip is 1.6 MB.
The Astro download has no UI framework and no CSS framework, only HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript, with one component per section and the design tokens at the top of src/styles/global.css. It needs Node 22.12 or newer and builds to a static site in dist/.
A ready-made website or homepage design for a software company, with the sections a SaaS buyer looks for: what the product does, proof, features, pricing, security and a trial or demo button. The four here are complete homepages you download as an Astro project, a HubSpot theme or a WordPress theme.
One that already holds the sections a SaaS buyer checks before a trial: what the product does, proof, features with a product view, pricing, security and an FAQ, ending on one action. All four here have them; choose by the look that suits your product, then open the live demo on a phone.
Lead with what the product does for whom in one headline, show proof next, then three to six features with a picture of the product, the plans and prices, the security points buyers ask about, five honest FAQ answers and one closing call to action. The Quillon copy in each template follows that order and is there to be replaced.
Each one is a single page with a hero, proof, features, pricing, an FAQ and a closing call to action, which is what a landing page needs. Remove the sections you do not want; each one stands on its own.
In HubSpot and WordPress the plan names, prices, features and buttons are fields of the Pricing module or block. In Astro both the monthly and the annual price of each plan sit in the pricing component, and its script shows one or the other.
They are marketing homepages. The product views in the Features section are pictures of a product built in HTML and CSS; their buttons do not run anything.
Free to use and adapt for personal and commercial sites. Quillon, its customers, quotes, numbers and prices are placeholders to replace.
Building a SaaS site? Our guide to SaaS pricing page best practices covers what goes in the pricing section, and the website service builds the whole site with your content. All four are also in the HubSpot themes and WordPress block themes.
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