12:00Use cases
How to build a landing page
One product, one promise, one action. Build3 builds that page. The action can be a form or a payment checkout.
- No subscription
- Credits do not expire
- A link when you publish
12:00What you get
One screen, one action
If the page has two competing buttons, it is not done.
The offer in the first screen
Say who it is for and what they get. That sentence is the headline.
Proof
A price, what is included, and one or two facts. Ask for quotes only if you have real ones.
One next step
A form for a waitlist, or a payment checkout if they can buy now. You connect your own payment account. Build3 does not take a cut.
No extra pages unless you ask
A landing page can stay one page. Ask for a second page only when the first one is clear.
Readable on a phone
Most of these visits are from a link. Check the headline and the button at a narrow width.
A link you can send today
Publish to a build3.site address. Point your own domain at it later if you want.
12:00How it works
From a sentence to a link
You describe it, look at the preview, and publish when it is the one you want people to see.
01
Write the offer
Who, what they get, the price, and the action.
02
Try the action
Submit the form or run a test payment. If it is confusing, say so.
03
Publish
Share the link. Update the live page when the offer changes.
12:00Prompts
Start from one of these
Change the one that is close, then start building. The button opens a new account. It does not send the prompt for you.
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12:00Included
What the project comes with
- One page from the offer
- A headline and a single action
- A form or a payment checkout
- A preview before you publish
- A build3.site link
- Saved signups after the database unlock
- Your own domain after you unlock it
12:00Questions
Before you start
Is this a whole website?
It can stay one page. If you later want more pages, ask for them in the same project.
How do I pay?
You buy credits and spend them as you build. Nothing renews each month, and unused credits stay on the account. Pack sizes and what a prompt costs are on the pricing page. A small change costs less than starting over.
Can someone pay on the page?
Yes. Ask for a payment checkout and connect your payment account. The money goes to you.
Describe the offer.
Who it is for, what they get, and the one thing they should do.
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