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The product launch
Lead with a clear promise, show the product, and give visitors a next step.
Your product. Your story. Your website.
AI SaaS Website Builder for Your Product Launch
Turn your product brief into a website. Create the pages you need, make them your own, and publish with Creght.
AI generation · Continued editing · Your own domain
Made for your next launch
A website that feels like your product.
From your first waitlist to a full product website. Explore different ways to tell your story.
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The early-access list
Introduce a new idea and invite people to hear about your launch.
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The developer tool
Explain a technical product with a focused headline and a simple call to action.
Design examples from the Creght template library. Names, numbers, and logos inside the previews are sample content.
Explore SaaS templatesOne product. A complete website.
Give every part of your story its own space. Choose the pages that make sense for your launch.
Suggested page outline / 01
Make the first impression count.
Introduce your product, show who it is for, and make the main action easy to find.
- 01A clear product promise
- 02Benefits and product screenshots
- 03Real customer proof, when available
- 04A demo or trial call to action
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Show what your product makes possible.
Explain the features through the tasks your audience wants to complete.
- 01Feature groups by customer task
- 02Screenshots of real product workflows
- 03Benefits supported by product facts
- 04Links to related pages and a trial
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Help visitors choose with confidence.
Present the plans, features, and limits you actually offer.
- 01Your current plans and prices
- 02An accurate feature comparison
- 03Billing and usage explanations
- 04A clear next step for each plan
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Speak to a specific kind of customer.
Connect your product to the problems of a role, team, or industry.
- 01Who this page is for
- 02The problem and relevant workflow
- 03The features that help
- 04A relevant demo or contact link
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Make the conversation easy to start.
Give interested visitors a simple way to reach the right person.
- 01A focused demo invitation
- 02The form fields your team needs
- 03An accurate response expectation
- 04Your contact or booking destination
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Make useful knowledge easy to find.
Create a home for product guides, educational content, and updates.
- 01A useful resource overview
- 02Articles grouped by topic
- 03Links to help and documentation
- 04A clear path back to your product
These are suggested structures. Tell AI which pages you need, then review and refine the result.
From a product brief to a live website.
Start with what you know about your product. Build, refine, and publish in one place.
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Describe your product
Share your audience, key features, page list, and preferred style. Add reference images or existing material to guide the first version.
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Review and make it yours
Check the copy and layout. Edit supported text and images directly, or ask AI to change a section, refine the design, or add a page.
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Publish on your domain
Check mobile layouts, links, and forms. Configure your search settings, publish the site, and connect your custom domain with HTTPS.
Built to keep evolving
Your next release deserves a fresh page.
Your product will change after launch. Keep your website in step with it, from small copy updates to a new feature page.
Explore AI and direct editingUpdate your messaging
Change supported text and images directly without using AI credits.
Show what is new
Replace product screenshots and explain the details of a release.
Expand your website
Ask AI to add pages or reshape your layout. AI work uses credits.
Give visitors a clear next step.
Bring your website, product, and audience together with the right setup.
Collect demo requests
Configure a form for the information your team needs, or link to your booking page.
Connect to your app
Send trial and sign-in buttons to your existing SaaS application.
Prepare for search
Manage page titles, descriptions, sitemap, and robots settings.
Make it your own
Connect a custom domain with HTTPS and configure additional language versions.
Start with a better brief
Your first draft starts here.
Use this starter prompt, then replace the product details with your own. The more specific the brief, the more useful the first version.
Use this promptSaaS website starter prompt
Replace sample details with your product facts before generating.
A clear path to publishing
Start creating. Choose a plan when it fits.
AI generation and editing use credits. Publishing features and allowances depend on your plan. See current pricing and in-product allowances before you launch.
A few things you might be wondering.
What is a SaaS website builder?
A SaaS website builder helps you create the public website for your software product: the pages that explain features, present pricing, and guide visitors to a demo or trial. Creght uses AI to create and edit these pages from your brief.
Can I build a SaaS website without coding?
Yes. Describe your product, pages, and preferred style, then refine the generated website through AI requests and supported direct editing. Review content and test links and forms before publishing.
Can I create several pages and keep editing them?
Yes. Creght supports multi-page website generation and continued editing. Refine existing pages or add pages as your product and content develop.
Can I use my own domain and configure SEO?
Yes. Creght supports custom domains, HTTPS, page titles and descriptions, sitemap, and robots settings. Check your current plan requirements and complete the relevant setup before launch.
Can I add a demo form or link to my SaaS app?
You can configure a website form or link buttons to your existing application or booking page. Test each destination and submission flow before publishing.
Does this also build my entire SaaS application?
This page focuses on your product’s public website. Creght also supports website backend workflows and authentication. Product-specific logic, subscription billing, and third-party integrations need their own requirements, configuration, and testing.
How much does it cost to build and publish?
Generation and AI editing use credits, while publishing features and allowances depend on your plan. Supported direct text and image edits do not use AI credits. See the current pricing and in-product allowances for the options available to you.
Give your SaaS product a website of its own.
Start with your product brief, create your first version, and keep shaping it as your product grows.