Make a coming soon page with AI and start your waitlist
Say what you are launching in one sentence. GridFlow starts from a pre-launch page with a waitlist form, then shapes it to your product. Publish it to its own address on any paid plan.
A coming soon page with a waitlist for my new budgeting app.
The button fills the composer with a short prompt; nothing is sent or charged until you press send. Start a new project in Build mode with a first sentence like the one above, and GridFlow can start from the waitlist starter.
What you get
What GridFlow does for coming soon pages, today
- A pre-launch starterAn animated gradient hero, an email waitlist form that checks the address, roadmap cards and share buttons.
- Signups you keepOnce the page is published, ask GridFlow to save every signup to the site’s own database. No API key.
- Its own addressOn any paid plan, publish it to its own address on qolgrid.dev. Point www on your own domain at GridFlow from any DNS host. Included from Current; $10 per domain on Drift.
- Three first edits, readyUnder the composer: rename the product and rewrite the headline; set your own milestones; add a short FAQ.
Good to know
- The starter shows a sample position counter, stored on the visitor’s device. It is not a real count of signups.
Every test build, with its exact prompt and an unretouched screenshot: see the real builds.
Real builds
What came back, as it came back
A landing page for a phone app that reminds you to water your houseplants. Hero, three features, and an email signup form.
Not a coming soon page: the closest real test build, a landing page with an email signup form. Test run by the GridFlow team on 2026-10-13, Claude Sonnet 5.5, Studio, one turn. Not customer work.
Two ways to start
Start from a starter, or buy a finished design
Start from the waitlist starter in the builder
GridFlow builds it in your own workspace, on a live preview, and changes it every time you ask. Each turn costs sessions from your plan.
Open GridFlow with the waitlist starter promptOr buy a finished design
A finished template is a ZIP package you download from ThemeHub: $5 each, or free on any paid GridFlow plan. It is a separate product from the builder's starters.
Plans
Plans from $15 a month for 15 sessions; quarterly saves 10%. Every paid plan builds with the same engines, and sessions set how much you build. Paid plans add publishing, image generation, your own domain and the Opus engines. Your own domain is included from Current and $10 per domain on Drift. Every account starts with 5 free sessions. Every reply shows what it cost in sessions, and a failed turn never costs you twice.