Launch a landing page with v0

A landing page is mostly words. Before touching any tool, write these down in a notes app — you'll paste them into prompts later:

• Name and one-line pitch — what it does and for whom (“Invoicing for freelance designers”).
• Three to six features, each with a short title and one sentence.
• Pricing — plan names and monthly prices, or “free during beta”.
• Main action — what visitors should do: sign up, join a waitlist, book a demo.

Go to the SaaS Landing template. In the Build with AI panel select v0. You'll see an Open in v0 button.

1. Click Open in v0. A new tab opens and v0 loads the template's files directly from Fazekit.
2. Sign in if v0 asks you to.
3. Wait until the preview shows the landing page. It should look the same as the Fazekit preview.

Now tell v0 about your product. One clear message with all your copy works better than many small ones for this step:

Adapt this landing page to my product. Keep the layout, animations and sections, only change the content.

Product: [name] — [one-line pitch]
Audience: [who it's for]
Features:
- [Feature 1]: [one sentence]
- [Feature 2]: [one sentence]
- [Feature 3]: [one sentence]
Pricing: [Plan A: price/month], [Plan B: price/month]
Main button: [Join the waitlist]

Replace the demo logos with neutral placeholder logos and use my product name everywhere.

Check every section in the preview. Remove the parts you don't need rather than leaving demo content:

Remove the integrations section and the customer logo strip for now. Keep everything else.

The template uses one accent colour throughout, so changing it is a single request:

Change the accent colour of the whole page to [emerald green / #0EA5E9]. Make sure buttons and links still have good contrast in both light and dark mode.

Use the Google font [Inter / Manrope / DM Sans] for headings and body text.

A landing page needs a working call to action. The simplest options, from easiest to most work:

• Link to a form you already have — for example a Google Form, Tally or Typeform.
• Link to your app's sign-up page if the product already exists.
• A real waitlist form that stores emails — this needs a database or an email service (see Connect to Supabase).

Make every “[Join the waitlist]” button open this link in a new tab: [https://your-form-link]. Update the pricing buttons to use the same link.

Search engines and social networks read a few hidden details from your page. Ask v0 to set them:

Set the page title to “[Product] — [short pitch]” and the meta description to “[one sentence, under 160 characters]”. Add Open Graph and Twitter card tags so links look good when shared, and use a simple generated share image with the product name.

v0 can publish the page to Vercel. At the time of writing there's a publish/deploy action in the v0 interface; the first time, it may ask you to connect or create a Vercel account. You get a free .vercel.app address you can share right away.

To use your own domain like yourproduct.com, follow Publish your site and connect your own domain.