How to build a landing page using AI
A $2,000 skill, taught free. 🪺
People sell courses on this. Agencies charge thousands. You need one AI, one prompt, and ten free minutes.
Part 1: build the page.
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01 / Claude (free) — most polished, on-brand pages. Renders live as you build. You copy the code out and deploy it (that's Part 2).
02 / Gemini (free) — fastest to a clean draft. Same deal: it hands you code.
03 / Lovable (paid) — builds AND deploys in one click. Lovely, but it's a subscription to skip a 10-minute task.
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My pick: Claude for the page, $0. The "manual labor" is just copying code and following Part 2.
The full copy-paste prompt is on slide 8. Steal it.
Follow for Part 2 — getting it online for $10/year.
Building a landing page has traditionally been a time-consuming and costly process, often requiring web design skills or expensive agency help. However, with the rise of AI-powered tools, you can now create effective landing pages quickly and affordably—even for free. From personal experience, using AI tools like Claude and Gemini can transform your approach to web design. Claude stands out for delivering polished, on-brand, live-rendered pages that allow you to see changes in real time. This feature helped me avoid guesses and revisions since I could immediately visualize the design. Although it requires a bit of manual work to copy and deploy the code, following clear deployment instructions makes this a manageable task. Gemini, on the other hand, excels at quickly generating clean, simple drafts that provide a solid foundation. For those wanting a hassle-free option, Lovable offers one-click building and deployment, but it comes at a subscription cost, which may not be ideal for everyone. One tip I learned is to be specific with your AI prompts—describe what you're selling, your target audience, the main goal of the page (like email signup or bookings), and your brand vibe (colors and style). This ensures the AI’s output is tailored to your needs and eliminates generic or cluttered designs. Don’t hesitate to give feedback to the AI if the initial design isn’t quite right; it iterates quickly and improves results. For mobile-first design and fast loading times, prioritize a clear call-to-action (CTA) placed above the fold and avoid stock photos that clutter the look. These principles, combined with AI assistance, helped me build a landing page that looks professional and converts without spending thousands. Finally, while part one focuses on building the page, getting it online is the next step. Affordable domain registration and hosting alternatives let you publish your page for as little as $10 per year, keeping your overall costs minimal. Using AI for building and standard hosting services for deployment is a future-ready combo that anyone can master with minimal technical skills.