Most "free landing page template" downloads hand you an HTML file, a folder of assets, and a problem: you still have to host it, wire up a form, and make it collect anything. These templates are the opposite. Each one is a structure the AI fills in for your business, then publishes live — with a form that already works.
Below: four templates you can open live right now, the anatomy that makes a landing page actually convert, and which blocks are free versus Pro. Pick the one closest to your case and generate your version from a single sentence.
Last updated: July 2026
The four with a Preview live link are real pages, rendered by the same block engine your generated page uses — click through and you'll see the working form. The rest are archetypes the AI drafts on demand from a one-line description.
Makers, small brands, crowdfunding
One hero shot, three reasons to care, a pre-order form. Built to turn "looks interesting" into an email before launch day. The Aeris demo (a water bottle pre-order) shows the exact shape.
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Photographers, designers, consultants
A calm, portfolio-led page that ends in a "tell me about your project" form. The Manon demo (a wedding photographer) is this template with real fields — name, email, date, a message.
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Workshops, classes, local events
Date, what you'll get, the options, a sign-up form. The Fournil demo (a bakery workshop) shows how a small event fills seats without a ticketing platform.
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Coaches, advisors, service pros
"Give me your email, get the guide." The Marc Aubier demo (an insurance broker offering a checklist) is the classic single-field capture that grows a list fast.
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Cleaners, groomers, handymen, tutors
A one-page shopfront for a solo trade: what you do, your area, prices or "first appointment" hook, and a booking form. Generated from a sentence like "mobile dog groomer in Lyon".
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Coaches, trainers, small courses
A promise, the transformation, a bit of proof, and a "book a free call" or waitlist form. The AI writes it toward one action and keeps the page from sprawling into a brochure.
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A template is only useful if it's built in the order a visitor reads. Every template above follows the same four-part spine — the thing a pretty ZIP file usually gets wrong.
A headline that names the outcome, a sub-line that adds the how, and one button. If a visitor reads only this and nothing else, they should still understand what they get and what to do. This is 80% of whether the page works.
Features, a short gallery, a stat, a testimonial — whatever is true for you. The job is to close the gap between "sounds nice" and "I trust this enough to hand over my email". One honest proof beats three invented ones.
Ask for the minimum. A lead-magnet page needs one field (email); a service enquiry needs three or four. Every extra field costs you submissions. Here the form stores what it collects in your dashboard automatically, so "does it capture" is never in doubt.
By the time someone scrolls to the bottom they've decided. The closing call to action repeats the single action from the hero — no new option, no "or you could also". One page, one job.
The one rule most templates break: one page, one action. A template with three competing CTAs (call, email, download, buy) converts worse than one that asks for a single next step. When you generate a page here, the AI writes toward one goal — the form — and everything else supports it.
Every template is assembled from blocks. Most of what a converting page needs is on the free plan; the premium blocks are the ones that mostly matter once a page is already working.
Enough to publish a complete lead page: a hero, your reasons to trust, a contact form that stores submissions, and a call to action.
Social proof and conversion-tuning blocks: pricing tables, testimonials, a gallery, client logos, stats and embeds. Add them once the offer is proven.
This is the difference that decides whether a template saves you a day or costs you one.
| After you pick a template… | Static ZIP / HTML download | Generated here |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting it | You find a host, upload files, configure it. Or it never actually goes online. | Published to a live make-landing.com subdomain in a click, HTTPS included. |
| The form | A form that posts nowhere. You bolt on a third-party service and hope it stores anything. | The form works out of the box — submissions land in your dashboard, on free. |
| Editing text and colours | Open the HTML/CSS and hand-edit. Break a tag, break the page. | Click a block, change the text, pick a colour. No code, nothing to break. |
| Seeing what works | Nothing, unless you install analytics yourself. | Page views on free; a click heatmap on Pro — no setup. |
| Mobile | You test and fix responsiveness yourself. | Every block reflows for phones automatically. |
Fully. A template is a starting structure, not a locked design. After the AI drafts your page, every block is editable — text, colours, images, order — with no code. You are not stuck with the demo's wording or palette.
Yes. Because pages are built from responsive blocks rather than a fixed canvas, every template reflows for phones and tablets automatically. Most of your visitors arrive on mobile, so this matters more than the desktop look.
It goes live. Instead of a ZIP you host yourself, the template becomes a page published to a make-landing.com subdomain in one click, with a working form. There is no HTML export today, on any plan — the trade-off for skipping all the hosting work.
Any template built only from free blocks — hero, features, text, contact form, CTA, footer — publishes on the free plan. Templates that use pricing, testimonials, gallery, logos, stats or embed blocks need Pro (€12/mo). Most lead pages fit inside the free set.
Yes. The four templates marked "Preview live" open real pages — same block engine your generated page uses — with no account. The demo gallery lets you click into each and see the working form before you create anything.
They're starting points, not a fixed catalogue. Describe your business in a sentence and the AI drafts the closest structure and fills it with your copy. A "mobile dog groomer" and a "wedding photographer" get different pages from the same engine.
Describe your offer in one sentence and get a full page in the structure closest to your case — live, responsive, with a form that collects. Free, no card.
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