The homepage tells an old product story
New features, audiences, and proof have arrived, but visitors still see the message the company launched with.
SaaS website rebuild template for faster marketing launches.
This SaaS website rebuild template gives your team a clear way to refresh the message, reproduce the design, move high-value pages, and launch an editable Next.js website. Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor can keep creating product, use-case, campaign, and comparison pages after the rebuild.
Your SaaS website is slowing down marketing.
The product has changed, the positioning is sharper, and the growth team needs new pages. The website still reflects an earlier company, and every meaningful update competes for design and engineering time.
Use the templateCampaign pages wait in the engineering queue
SEO, paid, ABM, product launch, and comparison pages all depend on the same people building the product.
A redesign creates another hard-to-edit site
A fresh visual layer only helps for a while when the brand rules, page patterns, and launch process stay inside one person's head.
Rebuild the website around the way your team markets now.
The Agentic Website Template gives the rebuild a complete Next.js foundation. Keep the design your audience recognizes or create a new direction, then give marketing reusable pages, clear agent instructions, lead context, and repeatable launch checks.
See the three ways to use the templateReproduce the design and interactions worth keeping.
Keep the strongest parts
Use the current site as a visual reference, including detailed layouts, responsive behavior, and motion. Review the homepage first so the remaining pages inherit an approved direction.
- Compare the current site and rebuild in a browser
- Carry over useful layouts, assets, and interactions
- Approve the visual direction on one complete page
Turn the new positioning into a clearer website.
Refresh the brand
Give your coding agent the audience, product story, brand voice, design references, and proof. The rebuild can create a fresh direction while keeping every decision easy to review in the repository.
- Start from your message and brand references
- Keep design tokens and voice guidance together
- Review the real responsive page before expanding
Launch focused pages for every audience and campaign.
Give growth reusable pages
Product, use-case, industry, integration, comparison, SEO, paid, and ABM pages can share approved components while their copy and proof stay specific to the buyer.
- Reuse page patterns across growth channels
- Keep route copy and metadata easy to review
- Update shared sections across the website
See which message brought each lead to you.
Keep lead context
The contact flow can preserve the first landing page, campaign parameters, and a short recent journey. Sales receives the context needed to understand why the person reached out.
- Keep the first campaign and landing page
- Send useful page context with each enquiry
- Connect the form to your chosen workflow
Check the website customers will actually use.
Launch the rebuild
Run the same release checks across routes, forms, analytics, metadata, redirects, mobile layouts, and production settings before the new site receives traffic.
- Verify the production domain and public routes
- Test forms, analytics, redirects, and discovery files
- Keep a clear record of what passed
Start the SaaS website rebuild with one complete page.
Open the template with your AI coding agent, share the current website and new positioning, then settle the message and design on the homepage. The approved foundation becomes the starting point for the remaining site.
Start with the Agentic Website Template- 01
Open the template with your coding agent
Clone the repository and ask Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor to read README.md and AGENTS.md before changing the website.
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Share the current site and new direction
Provide the website URL, priority pages, positioning, audience, proof, brand references, and the changes your team needs to make after launch.
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Review the homepage first
Check the story, visual system, responsive layout, interactions, navigation, and conversion path before rebuilding the remaining routes.
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Move the site and launch
Build the approved page families, move useful content, connect forms and analytics, map redirects, and run the included launch checks.
Make the rebuild useful long after launch day.
A website that matches the company now
The story, design, proof, and navigation reflect the product and audiences your team is selling to today.
A faster path from brief to page
Marketing can give an AI coding agent the next campaign or audience brief and review a working page in the same system.
A foundation that survives team changes
Brand guidance, reusable components, website goals, examples, and release checks stay available inside the repository.
SaaS website rebuild questions.
Straight answers for SaaS teams choosing a foundation for their next marketing website.
Can we keep our current SaaS website design?
Yes. Use the included site-clone skill to reproduce the approved layouts, responsive behavior, interactions, and animations inside the starter. You can also refresh selected parts or create a new visual direction from your brand brief.
Can marketing edit the rebuilt website?
Your team can brief Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another coding agent in plain language and review the working change. The repository keeps the brand, project, component, and launch guidance the agent needs.
How do we protect existing search traffic during the rebuild?
Map every useful URL before changing the routes. Carry over page meaning, metadata, internal links, structured data, and content worth keeping, then add direct redirects for every changed path.
Does the template include pages for SaaS growth campaigns?
It includes the foundation for reusable product, use-case, comparison, integration, campaign, and content page patterns. Your agent adapts those patterns to each audience, offer, and search need.