Best Landing Page Templates: 10 Picks for 2026

The best landing page templates in 2026 are Virion and Lenkrio for SaaS and AI startups, Medonix if you need it free on every platform, Trackeo and ShieldifyVPN for product sites, Gemento for a code-only build, Habitline for apps, Rescale for AI agencies, and Simple Light or Start Bootstrap's Landing Page for developers.

Bias disclosure: 6 of these 10 are Waida Studio templates; we made them. The other four are third-party templates we earn nothing from, checked on their own pages today. Waida's picks are full-site templates whose home page works as the landing page; the external ones are closer to single pages.

How We Picked

• One clear job above the fold. A headline, a short supporting line and a primary call to action, with room for a product screenshot.
• The sections a landing page needs. Features, how it works, social proof, pricing or an offer, FAQs and a closing call to action, in an order you can rearrange.
• A real platform choice. Framer, Webflow, plain HTML and Next.js are all covered, so you can pick by the tool you already use.
• Prices checked today. Waida prices come from our own catalogue; Framer Marketplace prices come from each listing's product data; the code templates were checked on GitHub.

The 10 Picks at a Glance

The 10 Best Landing Page Templates

1. Virion — Free

Virion is a clean template for SaaS startups, built to launch a product online and show it off. Its home page carries the landing-page job, and 12 pages in total give you room for features, pricing and a blog once the product grows.

Free on Framer with a free Waida account. The Webflow version is $59, HTML $39, and Next.js or Astro $49.

Check out Virion template

2. Lenkrio — Free

Lenkrio is a conversion-focused template for AI startups and SaaS companies, laid out to show the product and walk through its features. It has 12 pages.

Free on Framer with a free Waida account; HTML $39, Next.js or Astro $49. There is no Webflow version, so pick Virion if you build in Webflow.

Check out Lenkrio template

3. Medonix — Free

Medonix is a medical SaaS template for clinics, health-tech startups and products that sell to medical professionals, across 13 pages. The layout is a general SaaS structure with a healthcare voice, so it adapts to other software products too.

It is free on every platform Waida builds for: Framer, Webflow, HTML, Next.js and Astro, with its Figma file included. You need a free Waida account; sign in, then remix, clone or download.

Check out Medonix template

4. Trackeo — Free

Trackeo is made for travel SaaS platforms: booking systems, trip tracking tools and travel management products. It has 13 pages and suits any product whose landing page has to explain a workflow, not just list features.

Free on Framer with a free Waida account; $59 on Webflow, $39 HTML, $49 Next.js or Astro.

Check out Trackeo template

5. ShieldifyVPN — Premium

ShieldifyVPN is built for VPN, cybersecurity and subscription SaaS brands, with flexible pricing sections and CMS-powered content across 10 pages. Choose it when the pricing table is the centre of your landing page.

$79 on Framer or Webflow, $39 HTML, $49 Next.js or Astro.

Check out ShieldifyVPN template

6. Gemento — Premium

Gemento is a dark template for SaaS and task-management products, with feature breakdowns, an integration directory, three-tier pricing, a blog and scroll-driven motion across 27 pages. The HTML version has no framework or build step.

It is a code-only template: $39 for HTML, $49 for Next.js or Astro. There is no Framer or Webflow version.

Check out Gemento template

7. Habitline — Free [External]

Habitline by Salim from Webestica is a free Framer Marketplace template for mobile and web app landing pages. It was designed around a habit-tracking app, with sections for features, app workflows, usage numbers, social proof and call-to-action blocks.

The listing says it includes 9 pages and a Figma file, and its licence is marked Limited, so read the terms before using it for client work.

8. Rescale — Free [External]

Rescale by Tamas Bodo is a free Framer Marketplace landing page for AI agencies, SaaS launches and startups, with modular sections and animated bento-style components.

Its licence is marked Limited. The listing sells an Extended Pro option that adds unlimited domains and the Figma source file, so check which licence you need before you build on it.

9. Simple Light — Free [External]

Simple Light by Cruip is a free landing page template coded in React and Next.js with Tailwind CSS, aimed at SaaS products and online services. It is the strongest free option if your team already works in Next.js.

The repository has no licence file; its README says you can use it for whatever you want. For more Next.js options, see our list of Next.js landing page templates.

10. Start Bootstrap Landing Page — Free [External]

Landing Page by Start Bootstrap is a multipurpose Bootstrap landing page released under the MIT licence. You edit the HTML and CSS in its dist folder and open index.html to preview, with no build step needed for basic changes.

It is plain by design. Choose it if you want to write the copy and styling yourself and only need a responsive structure.

Landing Page Template or Full-Site Template?

Pick a single-page template if the page has one campaign and nothing else to say. Pick a full-site template if the landing page is the home page of a product that will also need pricing, a blog, legal pages and a changelog. The second saves you rebuilding the design system later.

If you go full-site, you can still run campaign pages from it: duplicate the home page, strip the navigation, and point your ads there. Our guide to landing page design covers what each section should do.

What Publishing a Landing Page Costs

A free template covers the design, not the hosting. Framer and Webflow both publish free on their own subdomains, but a custom domain needs a paid site plan. Code templates can go on any static host.

Webflow's 2-page Starter limit matters for full-site templates, which have more pages than that. Plan on a paid site plan before you launch anything commercial.

How to Choose Yours

Choose by platform first, then by the product you sell. Use the tool your team can edit without a developer, then pick the template whose hero and pricing sections already match your offer.

1. Pick the platform. Framer if a designer will edit it, Webflow if you want its CMS and hosting, HTML or Next.js if a developer owns the site.
2. Match the product type. SaaS and AI products suit Virion, Lenkrio or Gemento; apps suit Habitline; subscription products with a pricing focus suit ShieldifyVPN.
3. Check the licence. Marketplace templates marked Limited may restrict client or multi-domain use. Waida's licence covers unlimited projects for one person, including client work.
4. Write the copy before you style. A template's sections are a checklist; the steps in how to make a landing page walk through filling them.
5. Look at real pages. Our 20 landing page examples show how live products write headlines and calls to action.

For a SaaS or AI product, start with Virion or Lenkrio: both are free on Framer with a free Waida account, and Medonix is free on every platform. The full SaaS template collection has seven options, and every Framer template is on the Framer templates page.

Paid Waida templates cost $39 for HTML and $49 for Next.js or Astro, and $49–$129 on Framer or Webflow. If you'd rather not edit it yourself, our customisation service starts at $499. Plans and bundles are on the pricing page.