For startups
Ship the landing page today. Keep shipping the product.
Describe what you built and who it's for. Spanli writes and builds the page — the pitch, the screenshots, the plans, the FAQ, the form — while you watch, and you fix what's off by clicking it and saying so.
You type “A scheduling tool for clinics — describe the pitch, the plans and the sign-up form” — and Spanli assembles the site in front of you: opening, plans, inside the product, get early access. The changes receipt reads: Added: 4 sections — opening, plans, inside the product, get early access.
Sound familiar?
The product works.
The page explaining it is a Notion doc with a screenshot in it. Neither of you is the frontend person; one of you started a version in a design tool three weekends ago and it's still on the hero section. Launch is Tuesday, the ad copy is written, and the only thing between you and traffic is one page that nobody has a spare day to build.
How it works
What Spanli does about it
In the demo beside each claim: the site Spanli built; then new sign-up arriving in the Spanli inbox; then the clinic line being corrected — you click it, type “clinic plan is 79 now”, and $99 / mo becomes $79 / mo.
A real page from a description, this afternoon
Not a template with your words poured in — the pitch, the features, the plans and the FAQ written for what you actually shipped, built while you watch.
It stays up on the day that matters
Your published site is a fixed set of pages served from a global network — nothing running, nothing to fall over when the launch post does numbers.
Ship changes at the speed you talk
Click the pricing table and say "three columns". Click the hero and say "lead with the API, not the dashboard". It sees the exact element you clicked, at the width you were looking at.
Everything on it
What your site includes
Bring the team without sharing a password
Invite people as owner, editor or billing: the founder builds, the marketer edits copy all week, the person who handles money sees billing and nothing else.
Iterate without fear
Every version is saved and restores in one click, and drafts stay private until you publish — so the Tuesday page can be edited on Monday night.
It's all pre-chosen
You delete what you're not ready to claim yet.
- An opening that says what it does in one line
- What you get, feature by feature
- Screenshots
- What customers say
- Plans and prices
- An FAQ that answers the buying questions
- A sign-up or enquiry form feeding one list in your dashboard
Two ways in
Start from what you already have
Describe door
The describe door fits almost every launch: what it does, who it's for, what it costs.
Make me something like this site
Landing page you admire? "Make me something like this site" borrows its feel and none of its words. Replacing the page you shipped in a hurry last year? "Modernize my site" rebuilds it from the address.
Make it yours
Before the first build, you set the look.
- Quietly exceptionalElegant & refined
- The story, up frontBold & editorial
- Take a breathSoft & calm
- Built for the nightSleek & dark
- An evening to rememberGlamorous & vintage
- The season, consideredFashion magazine
In case you're wondering.
How fast is "fast", honestly?
The first version builds in front of you in minutes. Getting it exactly right is a conversation — most teams are live the same day. Start a build, close the laptop, and you get an email when it's done.
Will it hold up on launch day?
Yes, and for a structural reason: what's published is static pages on a global network, with no server of ours in the request path to fall over. Every build is also checked at phone size and against accessibility rules before it's called finished.
Can our marketer edit copy without touching anything else?
Yes. Invite them as an editor — they can change the page, they can't touch billing or delete the project. Billing gets its own role for whoever handles the card.
Can it build sign-up and login for our actual product?
No. Spanli builds the site that sells the product — pages, copy, forms. Anything with user accounts, dashboards or a marketplace stays in your codebase, which is where you want it anyway.
What does it cost?
Your first site is free, permanently. Paid plans add your own domain (searched and bought inside Spanli) and higher-quality build options.
Ready to see your website?
Describe your business and watch it come to life. Free to start — no credit card required.