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For startups and SaaS products
Pricing page, feature pages, and a working signup — the anatomy a SaaS product needs. EU-hosted, in English and Danish, on your own domain.
This is the structure your site is drafted against — the pages a SaaS product is expected to have. It describes the anatomy, not a look: you write the copy, you approve every page, and nothing is published until you say so.
One page per capability, so a visitor can work out what the product does without booking a call first.
Your plans, what each one includes, and where the limits sit — the page every evaluator opens first.
A form that actually collects the address, stored on EU-resident infrastructure, live before launch day.
The supporting pages a technical buyer looks for before trusting a young product with their own users.
You have probably already opened Framer or Webflow. Here is where each of them is genuinely stronger and where we are, stated plainly, so you can decide on one screen instead of a trial week.
| — | Framer / Webflow | Sitenyx |
|---|---|---|
| Design control | Deeper. A canvas, fine-grained control, and a larger template market — if you want to art-direct every breakpoint, they are the better tool. | Narrower. You edit content, structure, and the brand basics; you do not art-direct the canvas. |
| Time to live | A design pass comes first: you build the layout before you have a site. | AI drafts the page-set from your product and your voice; you edit it and publish the same afternoon. |
| Where the data sits | Check their current data-processing terms — residency depends on the plan and the region you pick. | EU-resident hosting and GDPR-native defaults on every plan, including the form submissions your site collects. |
| Starting price | Published pricing changes often — compare their current plans directly rather than trusting a table here. | 0 DKK to start, priced in DKK — no sales call and no minimum seats. |
This table describes our own offer and points you at their current terms instead of restating them. Check both before you decide.
Your site and its form submissions are stored on EU-resident infrastructure, with GDPR-native defaults.
Both languages on one site, out of 20 supported — no second site and no duplicate content to maintain.
Connect the domain you already own; TLS certificates are issued and renewed automatically.
Signup, waitlist, and contact forms are built in — no third-party form widget to embed or pay for.
AI drafts. You decide. Nothing is published without you.
A few sentences about what it does and who it is for. No brief template and no discovery workshop.
The page-set comes back written. Rewrite anything that is not yours — the draft is a starting point, not a verdict.
Connect your domain and publish. Changes go live when you publish them, not on someone else's release train.
Per month. Start on the free tier and move up only when the site is earning its keep.
No sales call, no minimum seats, and no enterprise contract to negotiate before you can ship. Cancel from the control panel.
See pricingAI drafts from your product and your voice, and you edit everything. Honestly: Framer gives a design-literate founder deeper design control — we trade that for time-to-live and built-in EU rails.
Yes. Signup and waitlist forms work today, and submissions are stored on EU-resident infrastructure.
On EU-resident infrastructure, GDPR-native by default. That covers the site itself and everything your forms collect.
Yes. Connect the domain you already own; the TLS certificate is issued and renewed automatically.
Yes, both at full parity on one site, out of 20 supported languages — you are not maintaining two sites.
Start free and upgrade when it pays for itself. It is a self-serve platform, not an enterprise contract — no minimum seats and no sales call to leave.
The preview is free and needs no signup. If it is not right, you have lost ten minutes rather than a launch week.
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