Launchpad — Free SaaS / App Landing Page Template
Launchpad is a free one-page Bootstrap 5 landing template for a SaaS product or app you're about to ship. Its standout is a "release cockpit" hero built entirely in HTML and CSS — KPI tiles, staged-rollout bars, a spark line, and a floating status toast instead of a stock screenshot — paired with a working monthly/annual pricing toggle. Everything runs on vanilla JavaScript and hand-drawn inline SVG icons, with no jQuery, no icon fonts, and no build step.
Key features
- Release "cockpit" hero built in real HTML/CSS, not a screenshot
- Working monthly/annual pricing toggle in vanilla JS
- Three-tier pricing layout with one highlighted plan
- Six-card feature grid with bespoke inline SVG icons
- Three-step "how it works" with code chip and rollout art
- Ten-tile integrations grid plus image-backed context panel
- Stat counters animate on scroll via IntersectionObserver
- Accessible single-open FAQ accordion, fully keyboard friendly
- Slide-in mobile nav, sticky header, skip-to-content link
Best for
- SaaS products gearing up to launch
- Mobile or web apps needing a one-pager
- Indie makers shipping a single product
- Startups wanting a pricing page built in
- Strict-CSP hosts — no jQuery or icon fonts
At a glance
- Framework: Bootstrap 5
- License: Free for personal and commercial use
- Pages: 1
- Responsive: Yes
- Style: Mission-control SaaS — midnight ink + cool porcelain with teal/amber signals
How to use it
Download the ZIP, unzip it, and open index.html — no build step, nothing to install. Edit the text and images, point any forms at your backend or a form service, and deploy the folder to any static host. Colours and fonts live in css/style.css; the interactions are in js/main.js.
Frequently asked questions
Is Launchpad really free, including for commercial use?
Yes. You can use it for both personal and commercial projects at no cost. A credit link back to uiCookies is appreciated but not required, and there's no purchase or sign-up to unlock it.
Can I edit it without knowing how to code or running a build tool?
Yes. Launchpad is plain static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no build step, npm install, or compilation. Open index.html in any text editor, change the text and images, and refresh your browser to see the result. Bootstrap 5 is loaded directly, so nothing needs to be built first.
How do I change the colours and fonts?
The mission-control palette — midnight ink, cool porcelain, and the teal/amber signals — lives as CSS custom properties (variables) near the top of the main stylesheet, so editing those values recolours the whole page in one place. Fonts are set in the same stylesheet; change the font stack there, or add a web-font link in the <head> of index.html and reference it.
Is it responsive and mobile-friendly?
Yes. It's built on Bootstrap 5's responsive grid and scales cleanly from phones to desktops. On small screens the navigation becomes a slide-in menu with a background scrim, focus-visible styles, and a skip-to-content link for keyboard and screen-reader users.
Which browsers does it support?
All current evergreen browsers — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. It relies on standard modern APIs like IntersectionObserver for the scroll animations and counters, so it does not target Internet Explorer. Reduced-motion preferences are respected, so animations are toned down for users who ask for that.
How does the pricing toggle work, and how do I change the prices?
The monthly/annual switch is powered by vanilla JavaScript. Each price sits in a [data-price] element with data-monthly and data-annual attributes; edit those numbers and the currency span in index.html and the toggle swaps them automatically. Note it's a display toggle only — it doesn't process payments or connect to a billing provider.
Is the cockpit hero just an image? Can I customise it?
No, it's not a screenshot — the hero is rendered as real DOM in HTML and CSS, including the KPI tiles, staged-rollout bars, spark line, and floating status toast. That means you edit the numbers and labels directly in index.html and restyle it with CSS, with no image to redraw in a design tool. Swap in your own product's metrics and it stays crisp at any screen size.
Can I connect the email-capture form to a backend, or plug in a CMS?
Launchpad is a static front-end, so the form includes front-end validation but doesn't send email or store submissions on its own. Point the form's action at a service like Formspree, Netlify Forms, or Mailchimp, or at your own endpoint, to collect entries. Because it's plain HTML, you can also drop the markup into a static-site generator or CMS template if you want dynamic content.
