Product Launch Page with Scroll Builder
Ready-to-Use Templates
Features Tailored to Scroll Storytelling
Scene-Based Builder
Break your launch into chapters—hero, problem, product tour, social proof—and map them to scroll-triggered sections.Preset Animations
Choose from tasteful fades, parallax layers, sticky cards, and split-screen reveals. Adjust duration and easing with sliders.Live Timeline Editing
Drag triggers along a timeline to sync copy, video, and illustrations, then preview instantly on desktop and mobile.Engagement Analytics
See where users slow down, skip sections, or drop before the CTA. Tune pacing based on real scroll data.Instant Hosting
Publish to a shareable link or your own domain with one click so you can gather feedback the same day.Custom Domains & SSL
Keep the experience on-brand from URL to typography. SSL and SEO metadata are taken care of automatically.Tips for Scroll-Based Launch Pages
1. Pace the Story
Group related ideas into short sections. A good cadence is 300–500 pixels per beat so readers never feel stuck.
2. Use Motion Sparingly
Stick to one or two animation styles per page. Too many effects feel gimmicky and distract from the product.
3. Anchor Key CTAs
Add a sticky button or floating nav after the hero so visitors can jump to pricing or preorders at any point.
4. Time Social Proof Well
Trigger testimonials right before pricing. Momentum + credibility = higher conversion.
5. Test on Touch Devices
Mobile scroll speed is faster. Shorten animation durations by ~30% for phones so content doesn’t feel laggy.
6. Show Progress
A slim progress bar or chapter dots reassure readers there’s an endpoint, increasing completion rates.
Who Uses This Scroll Builder
Startup Founders
Tell the full product narrative without hiring motion designers.
Product & UX Teams
Prototype storyboard-style launch sites to align marketing, design, and execs.
Marketing Teams
Run splashy launches with cinematic storytelling and built-in analytics.
Creative Agencies
Ship premium scroll experiences for clients without lengthy dev cycles.