NextJS Landing Page Starter - SaaS landing page starter template
Open-source Next.js landing page starter with ready-made hero, features, CTA, and footer sections plus SEO metadata. Includes a developer-friendly setup with linting, formatting, and easy deployment.
Includes navbar, hero, features, CTA banner, and footer sections out of the box.
Ships with SEO metadata, JSON-LD, and Open Graph tags via Next SEO.
Designed to help maximize Lighthouse scores with clean markup and optimized output.
Preconfigured ESLint, Prettier, Husky, and lint-staged for consistent code quality.
Built with TypeScript and strict type checking for safer refactors.
Supports one-click Netlify deployment and can be hosted on any static-friendly platform.
Launch a production-ready SaaS landing page template with SEO built-in
If you want a quick starting point for a marketing site, this starter gives you a clean landing-page structure built on Next.js with a TypeScript codebase. It’s aimed at developers who prefer a small, understandable template they can adapt to their own product copy and branding. Styling is done with Tailwind CSS, and the project comes with sensible defaults for code quality and consistency so teams can keep changes tidy. It also includes SEO-related metadata and social sharing tags so you’re not wiring those up from scratch. Use it as a base for a single-page product pitch, then extend it with your own sections and content.
What's included
- A landing page layout with a top navigation and footer
- Hero section block for above-the-fold messaging
- Features section block for product highlights
- Call-to-action banner section block
- SEO metadata setup including Open Graph and JSON-LD support
- A reusable template structure that composes the page from smaller blocks
- Bundler analysis support for inspecting build output
Ideal for
- SaaS and startup landing pages
- Product waitlists and early-access pages
- Marketing sites for developer tools and apps
- Single-page campaign or feature announcement pages
- Teams that want a TypeScript-first starter with linting already configured
SEO considerations
SEO is treated as a first-class concern, with structured data (JSON-LD) and social preview tags included alongside standard metadata. This makes it easier to ship pages that render clean previews when shared and start with a baseline SEO setup you can tailor to your content strategy.
Requirements
You’ll need Node.js and npm to run and build the project locally.
