Pricing Sprint: event waitlist landing page template
A pre-launch page for something with a date: a live countdown, then the schedule as a timeline. Set your date, sessions and host to make it your course waitlist page.
Poster. Loud and confident: oversized condensed capitals, thick dark rules, hard offset shadows and flat blocks of the accent color. Suits consumer launches, events, drops and bold founders.
Pricing Sprint is a made-up product, so its numbers and quotes are examples. Your page is written about your product, and a section that needs facts only you have, like a price or a customer quote, is left out until you add it.
What is on this waitlist landing page
9 sections, top to bottom. The date and a live countdown at the top, the schedule as a timeline, a note from the host and seats. Every section can be edited, moved or removed in the editor.
Navigation
Your name, links and a button at the top.
Hero
"Price your product in four evenings."
The headline, a line of support and the signup form.
Countdown
The days, hours and minutes left until your launch date.
Steps
"What you build, evening by evening"
How it works, in order, as columns or a timeline.
Story
"Why I teach this"
A few paragraphs, or a signed note from you.
Pricing
"Two ways to join"
Your plans side by side, with one marked as the pick.
Questions
"Before you save a seat"
Answers to the questions people ask first.
Call to action
"Four evenings. One new price."
A closing headline with the signup form.
Footer
Small print and links, at the bottom of the page.
10 more blocks you can add
Pricing Sprint is a starting set, and the page is yours to build on. Add any of these from the editor's Add block list, wherever you want it on the page.
Logos
A row of customer or partner names.
Benefits
Reasons to sign up, as cards, columns or rows.
Numbers
A few numbers that make the case.
Quotes
What people say about it.
Media
One image, a video, or a gallery of screenshots.
Signup form
Your signup form on its own, anywhere on the page.
Signup count
How many people have signed up, counted live.
Leaderboard
The people who referred the most signups.
Referral rewards
What people earn for referring friends.
Updates
Your latest published updates, with a link to all of them.
Who this pre-launch landing page is for
A cohort course
The timeline holds one entry for each session, so a visitor sees what they will do week by week before asking for a seat.
A live workshop or launch event
The countdown gives the page a deadline, and the line under the numbers states the start time.
Anything people join for the teacher
The letter section is a note in the host's own voice, signed with a name and a role.
What to change first
The date
Set the countdown to your start time, and write the line that takes its place once that time has passed. A new page starts with a sample date three weeks ahead, so the numbers are never at zero when you open it.
The schedule
Pricing Sprint runs over four evenings, with one timeline entry each. Rename the entries to your sessions, and add or remove some to match.
The host and the seats
Lena Fischer and her two prices are made up. Sign the letter with your own name, then put your seats in the pricing section or delete it.
Change anything on the page
The template is where you start. Beyond its 8 styles, the editor lets you change how every part of the page looks and reads.
Set the accent color, the fonts and the corners once, and every section follows.
Each block comes in finished layouts, so a section can change shape and keep its words.
Drag a section to a new place, duplicate it or delete it. Add block puts a new one where you want it.
Say what you want changed in a sentence and the page is edited for you, with an Undo on every change.
Check the draft at desktop and phone width. The live page changes only when you publish.
Add your logo, and set the title, description and share image a pasted link shows.
Questions about the Pricing Sprint template
Whose time zone does the countdown use?
What does the page show once the event has started?
Can the page sell seats or take payment?
Can I use it as a workshop signup page for a free event?
Can the page hold a waiting list for the next cohort?
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Preview templateStart building your product waitlist.
Create your page, collect your first signups, and grow from there.