Getting started
Pick a template for your audience
Choose a waitlist template in Qubed that fits your audience: which styles suit dev tools, consumer apps, games and drops, and why copy matters more.
Every Qubed template has the same working parts: an email form, a place in line, the share-to-climb referral panel and an optional launch countdown. What changes is the look. So the question isn't which template converts best, it's which one makes your visitor think "this was made for me".
Match the style to the reader
Our rule of thumb: pick the look your audience already lives in. Developers trust quiet, text-first pages, so start with terminal & developer templates like SSH Session, or a minimal layout. Consumer and AI apps tend to suit glassmorphism and gradients. Games fit retro and pixel-art styles, and limited drops fit luxury or Y2K looks.
Check it on a phone first
Most launch traffic comes from social links opened on phones. Every template is responsive, but a busy animated background reads differently on a small screen. Open the live demo on your phone before you commit, and make sure the headline and button are readable at a glance.
Don't overthink it
Your headline and where you share the link matter far more than the template. Pick one in a couple of minutes, publish, and switch later if you want: changing template in the editor keeps your copy, colors and subscribers. If you're not sure where to start, the use-case guides list good picks for SaaS, AI apps, mobile apps, games and more.
Try it on a real page
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