Positioning that survives contact
Hero, problem, solution, proof: the structure investors and buyers expect, with AI drafting that turns your one-line pitch into copy you refine.
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Ship the site without shipping an engineer.
Every hour an engineer spends on the marketing site is an hour off the product. Pendro gets a startup a fast, credible site in an afternoon: positioning, feature story, pricing, waitlist. Whoever owns go-to-market edits it, and the performance and SEO fundamentals are handled.
Free plan forever. No credit card to start.
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The whole stack
Everything you need to run it.
A credible site today, a growth machine tomorrow: launch pages, a blog that ranks, and experiments that settle arguments.
What your site needs
The three jobs your website must do.
A waitlist that compounds
Email capture wired to the built-in newsletter, so launch day starts with an audience and every product update keeps them warm.
Marketing pages without deploys
Whoever runs growth edits and publishes directly: landing pages, pricing changes, announcement bars, with no pull requests and no designer bottleneck.
Made for startups & saas
The right sections, ready to drop in.
- Featuresthe product story, section by section
- Pricingtiers that update without a deploy
- Newsletter signupthe waitlist, compounding
- Blog previewlaunch posts and changelogs that rank
Try this briefExample
“B2B SaaS that automates expense approvals for mid-size finance teams, launching Q3, waitlist open”
You get a draft with the product story section by section, pricing tiers you can change without a deploy, and a waitlist signup.
It starts from a template made for the trade. Here that is SaaS Startup, the one rendered live at the top of this page.
Write your own briefAn example, not a live demo. Nothing runs on this page.
Why it works
A website that does the whole job.
A startup's site has to signal maturity on a seed-stage budget. Buyers evaluating a young product check the website for the same tells investors do: is the story coherent, is the team real, does the thing look maintained. Pendro's design system keeps every page inside a professional visual grammar no matter who edits it, pages are statically served and fast by default, and the metadata and structured data search engines need are generated for you.
The deeper win is separating the marketing site from the engineering backlog. Landing pages for each audience, a pricing change for the new tier, a launch announcement: all publishable by a founder or a marketer in minutes, with no deploy pipeline involved. The built-in blog covers changelogs and launch posts that accumulate search traffic, and the newsletter turns waitlist sign-ups into a channel you own rather than rent.
Every plan starts free — see what each plan includes.
Founders comparing Framer are choosing between design control and time to a finished site. The comparison says which suits which team: with a designer who will own the site, Framer is a serious answer. Read the full Pendro vs Framer comparison, or see how Pendro measures up against Wix, Squarespace and WordPress.
Templates
Start from a template made for your trade.
Questions
Asked by startups & saas.
Why not build the site in-house? We have developers.
You can. The question is whether the marketing site is the best use of sprint time. Teams use Pendro to keep landing pages, pricing, and launch posts out of the engineering queue, so non-engineers can ship marketing changes the moment they are ready.
Can we run a waitlist before launch?
Yes. Email capture is built in, sign-ups build your list automatically, and the newsletter sends progress updates and your launch announcement to everyone who registered. Launch day starts with an audience rather than a cold start.
How fast are the pages?
Pendro pages are pre-rendered and served from a global edge network, with optimised images and clean markup. It is the same performance posture you would build yourself, without spending your own engineering cycles to get there.
What happens when we outgrow it?
Most teams move the marketing site in-house eventually, and nothing you build here is wasted when they do. The positioning, the copy, and the pages that earned search traffic are yours, and the domain was always yours. The question is whether that move deserves engineering time this quarter or next year.
Free to start
Live by tonight.
Looking designed.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.