Best Next.js Landing Page Templates: 9 Picks for SaaS and Startups in 2026
Nine Next.js landing page templates for SaaS products and startups, from designed templates to free open-source starters, with who each one suits.

The best Next.js landing page templates in 2026 are Virion for a general SaaS or B2B product, Lenkrio for AI startups, Gemento for productivity software, and Trenox, Medonix, Trackeo and ShieldifyVPN for fintech, health, travel and security. If you want free and open source, the Next.js team's SaaS Starter and ixartz's Landing Page Starter are the two to know.
Bias disclosure: seven of these nine are Waida Studio templates; we made them, and six of the seven are paid (Medonix is free). The two open-source starters are free and we have no connection with either.
How We Picked
- A real Next.js project, not a design exported to JSX: App Router, TypeScript and a structure a developer (or an AI coding assistant) will recognise.
- Landing page essentials: a first screen that explains the product, room for product screenshots, pricing and a signup path.
- No lock-in: content you can point at the CMS of your choice, and a project that deploys to Vercel, Netlify or your own server.
The 9 Picks at a Glance
Template | Best for | Made by | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
A general SaaS or B2B landing page | Waida Studio | Premium | |
AI products and AI startups | Waida Studio | Premium | |
Task management and productivity software | Waida Studio | Premium | |
Fintech, trading and crypto products | Waida Studio | Premium | |
Health tech and medical software | Waida Studio | Free | |
Travel and booking platforms | Waida Studio | Premium | |
Security, VPN and IT products | Waida Studio | Premium | |
A product with accounts and billing from day one | The Next.js team | Free, open source | |
A free, minimal landing page to build on | ixartz | Free, open source |
The 9 Best Next.js Landing Page Templates for 2026
1. Virion — Premium

Virion is the all-rounder: a clean SaaS template built around how software buyers evaluate a product, from positioning and feature breakdowns to pricing, customer logos and a signup call to action that stays in reach. A safe default if you are not sure where to start.
2. Lenkrio — Premium

Lenkrio is made for AI startups and AI-driven products, with feature sections designed to turn technical capability into outcomes and a friction-free trial path. It suits a product page that has to explain a model or an agent to non-specialists.
3. Gemento — Premium

Gemento is a confident dark template for SaaS and task-management products, with feature breakdowns, an integration directory, three-tier pricing, team and testimonial sections, an FAQ and a blog. It is one of our code-first templates, sold for Next.js, Astro and HTML only.
4. Trenox — Premium

Trenox covers trading platforms, crypto exchanges and fintech apps, with three variants each of the home, about and features pages. Its layouts leave room for security and compliance signals and for live data, which a cautious financial visitor looks for first.
5. Medonix — Free

Medonix is built for medical SaaS, telemedicine and digital health startups, with feature breakdowns for clinical and administrative users alongside the compliance and security signals that regulated buyers expect. It is free on every platform, Next.js included, along with its Figma file.
6. Trackeo — Premium

Trackeo is the specialist for travel SaaS: booking platforms, trip tracking and online travel agencies, with destination showcases and booking-friendly layouts.
7. ShieldifyVPN — Premium

ShieldifyVPN is designed for VPN services, cybersecurity platforms and IT companies, with prebuilt sections for features, pricing, FAQs and comparisons, where trust does most of the selling.
Check out ShieldifyVPN template
8. Next.js SaaS Starter — Free [External]
The official SaaS Starter from the Next.js team is open source under the MIT licence and one of the most-starred starters on GitHub. It is less a landing page than the start of an application: Postgres, Stripe payments and shadcn/ui components, with a simple marketing page in front. Pair it with a designed template when the marketing site needs to sell.
See Next.js SaaS Starter on GitHub
9. Next.js Landing Page Starter — Free [External]
ixartz's landing page starter is a free, MIT-licensed template in TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, with linting and formatting set up from the start. It is built on Next.js 14, so budget a little time to move it to the current release if you want the newest features.
See Next.js Landing Page Starter on GitHub
Template or Starter Kit?
A template gives you the design and the marketing pages: home, features, pricing, blog and contact, ready to fill with your content. A starter kit gives you the plumbing of an application, such as sign-in, a database and billing, with very little design. Many teams use both: a designed template for the marketing site and a starter kit for the product behind the login.
If nobody on the team writes code, a Next.js template is the wrong tool: the same kind of site is quicker to build and edit in Framer, and the best Framer SaaS templates covers that route.
Frequently asked questions
Are there free Next.js landing page templates?
Yes. The Next.js team's SaaS Starter and ixartz's Next.js Landing Page Starter are both free and open source under the MIT licence. Of the seven Waida Studio templates on this list, Medonix is free on every platform and the other six are premium.
How much do the Waida Studio Next.js templates cost?
$49 each (Zelda and Medonix are free), or $99 for the Next.js bundle, which includes every current Next.js template and every future release. A Pro or Ultra plan can unlock them with template credits instead.
Do these templates include a backend?
No. They are marketing sites with typed local content, designed to sit in front of whatever you choose for a CMS, auth or payments. If you want accounts and billing built in, start from a starter kit such as the Next.js SaaS Starter.
Where can I deploy a Next.js landing page template?
Anywhere that runs Next.js: Vercel with no configuration, and equally Netlify, Cloudflare, a container or your own server.
Should I use Next.js or Framer for a landing page?
Next.js if developers maintain the site or it will grow into part of the product; Framer if a marketing team needs to edit and publish without writing code. Most of our designs are available for both.
Our Next.js templates are $49 each (Zelda and Medonix are free), or $99 for the Next.js bundle with every current and future release; browse all Next.js templates. For what a SaaS landing page should contain, whichever stack you choose, see SaaS website design.
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