SeedProd Coming Soon Page (Pro)

A site under construction still gets visitors, and a blank screen or a broken layout gives them nothing to go on. This plugin lets you replace that with a designed page that explains what is happening. You can use custom messaging, a countdown timer, a call to action or a subscription form, all placed with the visual builder, so visitors know what to expect and can leave their details.

The plugin works with WordPress and connects to email services such as Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign and ConvertKit, so signups go straight to your list. reCAPTCHA helps keep spam out of the forms. Pages are responsive, so they display properly on desktop, tablet and smartphone. It suits anyone who wants to protect a site during development, announce a launch or collect subscribers while the main site is offline.

Features

• Drag-and-drop page builder: Arrange and edit your coming soon page visually, with no coding needed. Beginners and experienced users can both put a page together quickly using the builder.
• Pre-built templates: Start from ready-made coming soon page designs and adjust them to match your brand, instead of building the layout from a blank canvas.
• Coming soon, maintenance and 404 pages: Switch on the pages a site needs while it is in development or being updated, and show visitors custom messaging in the meantime.
• Responsive layouts: Pages are designed to display well on desktop, tablet and smartphone, so visitors see a clean layout on whichever device they use.
• Email marketing connections: Link your signup forms to services like Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign and ConvertKit, so new subscribers are added to your email list as they sign up.
• reCAPTCHA spam protection: Add reCAPTCHA to your lead forms to filter out spam and bots, so the contacts you collect are more likely to be real people.
• Customizable blocks and sections: Build pages from blocks such as headers, countdown timers, calls to action and subscription forms, and add section background videos for extra visual interest.
• Subscriber management: Collect subscribers and manage them with built-in tools, so you can start building an audience before the full website goes live.

Best for

• Site owners preparing a new website launch
• Agencies building client sites behind a maintenance page
• Bloggers and businesses collecting email signups early