SaaS Landing Page Template (DevTools)

A free, MIT-licensed SaaS landing page template called DevTools provides a monochrome developer-tool style landing page in three renderings: a React single component, a Vue single-file component, and standalone HTML, all styled with Tailwind CSS v4.

What is the SaaS Landing Page Template?

This is a production-ready landing page template distributed by SaaS Design as one of nine templates in its collection. It ships as a React component (react/DevTools.tsx), a Vue single-file component (vue/DevTools.vue), and a plain HTML file (html/index.html) that loads Tailwind from a CDN with no build step. All three share one design-token file, globals.css, so the visual theme is tuned from a single place.

What makes it stand out?

• Eleven pages in one template — Home, Features, Docs, Pricing, Changelog, Blog, Post, About, Careers, Contact, and legal pages.
• Tailwind CSS v4 styling — the look is driven by design tokens in a single globals.css.
• Light and dark mode — both themes come from the same token set; add the dark class to a parent element to switch.
• No icon dependencies — the component uses inline SVGs.
• Zero-install preview — open html/index.html directly in a browser; the standalone file bundles the markup and tokens.
• AI-agent ready — the template is built to be handed to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex, which copies the component in and wires up the Tailwind tokens.
• Responsive, semantic markup — fully responsive layout with clean structure.
• MIT license — free for personal and commercial projects.

How does it work?

For React, import the DevTools component (no required props) and render it after setting up Tailwind CSS v4 and importing react/globals.css. For Vue, import DevTools.vue as a script-setup component and import vue/globals.css once. For HTML, open or copy the standalone file, which already includes Tailwind and the tokens.

Who is it for?

• Indie SaaS founders: launch a multi-page marketing site for a developer tool without designing from scratch.
• AI-assisted developers: drop the folder next to a project and prompt Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to integrate the React version.
• Designers and front-end developers: use the token file to restyle the whole template from one place.

Pricing

The single DevTools template is free under MIT. The full bundle of all nine templates, the complete app UI (dashboards, data tables, settings, billing, auth, onboarding), and the design system is a one-time $19, with no subscription.