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Use cases

Who ships with white-lands.

A landing page is usually not where work starts — but it's always where work is judged. These are the crews that pick us up.

Freelance designers

Kill the “I'll build a landing next week” problem.

You've sold the client. Contract's signed. You need a landing page deployed by Thursday so they stop asking. Generate three variants in 15 minutes, show them to the client, ship the one they pick.

“I usually charge $400–700 for a landing. With white-lands I generate three drafts in half an hour and the client picks one. Saves me 10+ hours per project.” — Real freelance designer
10×faster draft
3 variantsper client
Solo founders

Test five pitches in a weekend.

Your startup idea has three audiences and you don't know which. Generate one landing per audience. Run ads. Whichever converts wins the roadmap.

“I was stuck picking between 'for teams', 'for creators', and 'for agencies'. Made three landings, threw $200 into Meta ads, got clear data in 48 hours.”
45sper idea
$1.90per test
Agencies

White-label the first draft.

Your agency is expensive because designers are expensive. Use white-lands as a zero-th draft — show the client a direction in the pitch meeting, not three weeks later. Then refine by hand.

“Our discovery phase used to be 'send a brief, wait 3 weeks'. Now it's 'generate three directions in the meeting, discuss'. Closing rate went up.”
Pack of 50→ $1.38/site
20 systemsto pick from
Marketers

One variant per persona.

You're running paid for five personas. Each needs a tuned landing. You have a developer's attention for maybe an hour a week. Generate five dedicated landings in ten minutes, push each UTM to its own URL.

“We stopped A/B testing headlines and started A/B testing entire landings. CPA dropped 31% because the wrong-persona traffic bounced on the first frame.”
5 landingsin 5 min
Per personavariation
Freelance developers

Stop being the 'I also do design' person.

You're a backend engineer. Your client keeps asking you to 'make it pretty'. Give them twenty options, let them pick, drop the HTML into your Next.js project as static pages.

“I stopped pretending to be a designer. Client picks the system, I handle the logic. Everyone stays in their lane.”
Static HTMLno framework
Editablehand-tuned
Local businesses

A website that doesn't look like 2003.

Your cousin's hair salon needs a site. They don't know what CSS is. Fill three fields, pick a warm design system (Arc Playful or Cloud Pastel), done. FTP upload and walk away.

“Clients stopped asking 'how old is this website?' on their first visit. That alone paid for the subscription.”
Multi-languageUA · EN · ES · IT
SEO-readyrobots + sitemap
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