Put a coming-soon page on the domain you already own
Tell Lumipage what you are building. Get a designed one-page site with your story and a waitlist or enquiry form. Connect your domain when you publish, then grow the same page as the project gets clearer.
Free to design and preview. No credit card to start.
Real Lumipage launch page with a notify-me form
Examples
See what you can publish.
Real sites built with Lumipage. Use them as the quality bar for your own.
A pre-launch page with a waitlist form, built with Lumipage.
More coming soon pages built with Lumipage:
Sound familiar?
You bought the domain. The page can wait a little less.
Built for people who already own a domain for a business, a side project, an event, or a personal brand, and are not ready for a full launch yet.
The domain sits empty, so anyone who types it in sees nothing or a registrar parking page.
You are not ready to write a full site, but you do want a clear "what this is" and a way for people to leave their email or ask a question.
You want something that looks intentional on your own domain, and that you can expand later without starting from scratch.
How it works
Describe it. Get a website.
Three steps, in plain language. The hard parts — layout, design, copy, and setup — are handled for you.
Describe
Tell it what you need in a sentence.
Refine
Ask for changes in plain words.
Publish
Go live in one click.
Prompts
Example prompts to try.
Indie product waitlist
Coming-soon page for Fieldnote, a tool that turns voice notes from site visits into inspection reports. Short explanation for small surveying firms, three feature bullets, and a waitlist form with name, work email, company, and team size.
Personal brand
I bought mayaokoro.com for my photography. I am not ready for a full portfolio. Coming-soon page with a short bio, three sample photos, Instagram link, and a form for shoot enquiries with name, email, date, and location.
Event
Coming-soon page for Open Studio Weekend in May. Explain that 12 neighbourhood artists open their studios, list the date and area, and add a form so people can get the map by email with name, email, and which art forms they care about.
Why Lumipage
Everything it takes to go live.
A real coming-soon page, not domain parking
Your name or product, a short description, and one clear next step. No registrar parking ads, unless you ask for a for-sale message.
A waitlist or enquiry form with the fields you choose
Name, email, role, city, launch interest, or whatever you need. Responses collect in your Lumipage account. Forms are included when you publish.
Your own domain
On the Publish plan, connect a domain you already own from site settings. DNS steps are guided and HTTPS is set up for you. Every published site also gets a lumipage.io address.
Room to grow on the same page
Add sections, proof, pricing, or a longer story later by chatting. Lumipage is one page per site, so you expand the page you have rather than adding new pages.
Three designs made for you
Each new site begins with three complete designs. Change copy in chat, edit text right on the page, and swap in your own images.
No Lumipage branding
There is no Lumipage branding on any plan. Building and previewing are free; a plan is needed to publish.
Your domain
You already own a domain
Registered it at another registrar? Point it at your Lumipage site on the Publish plan.
- 1
Build and preview. Design the coming-soon page for free.
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Pick a plan. Choose the Publish plan when you are ready to publish.
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Add your domain. Enter the domain you own in site settings.
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Add the DNS records. Lumipage shows the exact records to add at your registrar: a CNAME that points the domain to your site, and TXT records that confirm you own it.
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Go live. Lumipage checks the records as DNS updates, then sets up HTTPS for you.
Until the domain is connected, visitors can use your lumipage.io address.
Questions
Coming soon pages, answered.
Still curious about something? Start building for free and see it for yourself.
Same product, different starting point. A coming-soon page usually leads with what the project is and a waitlist or enquiry form. A launch landing page often adds proof, pricing, and a stronger call to action. You can start light and add sections on the same page later.
You can expand the same page: more sections, longer copy, images, and a clearer offer, all by chatting. Multi-page sites are not available yet, so if you need separate URLs for blog posts or a shop, Lumipage is not the right fit today.
No. Forms collect signups and enquiries, and you read the responses in your Lumipage account. Lumipage does not send newsletters or broadcast email, so when you are ready to email your list, move the addresses into the email tool you already use.
Yes, on the Publish plan. Connect a domain you own from site settings. DNS steps are guided and HTTPS is set up automatically.
No. There is no Lumipage branding on any plan.
Building and previewing are free. Publishing needs a plan: the Publish plan is $4.99/month or $39/year. Prices exclude VAT.
No. Parking pages are usually ads or for-sale placeholders. A Lumipage coming-soon page is your project story plus a form, on your domain, and you can keep editing it as the project takes shape.
More use cases
Building something else?
Your domain is ready. The page can be too.
Describe the project, add a waitlist or enquiry form, and connect your domain when you publish.
Start building for freeFree to start · No credit card · Publish from $39/year