Mokai Blueprint

Production-ready SaaS landing template for focused products.

An opinionated Next.js landing template demonstrated through a clean analytics dashboard example. Built for developers who care about clarity, structure, and long-term maintainability.

One-time purchase · Source code only · No backend or service included

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Most SaaS landings focus on persuasion before clarity. This template prioritizes structure and product understanding first.

Why this template exists

  • Most SaaS templates are bloated with unnecessary features
  • Generic layouts that fail to communicate product value clearly
  • Codebases that are difficult to adapt or maintain
  • Marketing-driven designs that ignore product fundamentals

The approach

A single-page SaaS landing template built around clear structure and opinionated decisions. The included analytics dashboard example exists solely to demonstrate realistic layout, hierarchy, and visual balance — not to represent a finished product.

Complete one-page SaaS landing

Production-ready Next.js and TypeScript codebase with Tailwind CSS and an SEO-friendly structure.

Opinionated layout and sections

A deliberate hierarchy with predefined sections: Hero, Problem/Solution, Features, Preview, Pricing, and Final CTA.

Centralized content configuration

All copy and content are managed from a single configuration file for fast and predictable customization.

Responsive and accessible by default

Mobile-first layout with accessibility best practices applied throughout the template.

A realistic SaaS example throughout the template

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This template is for

  • Technical SaaS founders building long-term products
  • Developers who value clean, readable code
  • Small teams shipping serious B2B software
  • People comfortable editing and maintaining source code

Price

99€

One-time purchase · Source code only

No subscription. No support. No services included.

This template is intentionally opinionated. It exists to save time on structure and execution — not to replace product thinking or decision-making.