How to Create a Landing Page with ChatGPT
Tell ChatGPT what you're launching and who it's for, and it builds a one-page landing page and hosts it for you. You need a paid ChatGPT plan. Sitelink then puts the page at a short name like fernway.site.link, ready for your bio, ads and emails, with no domain to buy and no DNS to set up.
Build your landing page prompt
Your prompt
Build a landing page website for Fernway, a budgeting app for freelancers. The page has one goal: getting people on the waitlist. Start with a headline that says what it is and who it's for, then three short reasons to join early, and a few questions and answers. Add one clear Join the waitlist button near the top and again at the bottom, linking to my signup form: [add link]. Don't build a form on the page. Don't make up prices, numbers, reviews or customer quotes. Write [add price] or [add quote] where they go, so I can fill them in. Make it clean and minimal, and make sure it looks good on a phone.
How to create a landing page with ChatGPT
Send the prompt to ChatGPT
Paste your landing page prompt into ChatGPT, on the web or in the desktop app, and send it. Because it asks for a website, ChatGPT builds the page with ChatGPT Sites and hosts it too. Sites comes with the Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu plans.
Already have copy you trust, like a tested headline, your price or a quote from a real customer? Paste it under the prompt and ChatGPT works it in.
Read it like a first-time visitor
The page opens in a preview next to the chat, marked Only visible to you. Look at it on your phone too, and check:
- The headline says what it is and who it's for before anyone scrolls.
- Both buttons open your signup form, checkout or store page.
- No made-up numbers, reviews or customer logos slipped in.
- Nothing on the page competes with the one button you care about.
Watch for forms. When we built a site with ChatGPT for a bakery, its order form only copied the request for the customer to send. That's why the prompt links the button to a form you already use.
Tighten it in the chat
Ask for changes in the same chat, one at a time, or click Request edits above the preview. For example:
- "Use this headline instead: Budgeting for people with irregular income."
- "Cut the features to three, one line each."
- "Remove the testimonials until we have real ones."
- "Add a question: How much will it cost after launch?"
Each change shows up in the preview. Edits only happen through the chat, so keep it handy for the next round.
Make it public
Above the preview, click Share. Switch Link access from Just me to Public and click Publish. The page is open to anyone with the link from now on.
ChatGPT's link puts a random word and number before
chatgpt.site, as infernway.maple312.chatgpt.site. That looks out of place in an ad, a social bio or the signature of a launch email.Put it at your own name
Still in that chat, type @site.link, choose it from the list, and ask for the name you want. No Sitelink in the list yet? Add Sitelink to ChatGPT first, which takes about a minute.
Give this Site the address fernway.site.linkSitelink claims the name and ChatGPT connects it to your Site, so you don't buy a domain or touch DNS. It costs nothing for the first 30 days, then most names are $9 a year. The full walkthrough: connect your ChatGPT Site to your address.
Now use it everywhere you send people: your social bios, ads, launch emails and the QR code on a flyer. To be found by search as well, get your website on Google.
What a landing page needs
The prompt above asks ChatGPT for each one.
One goal
Every part of the page leads to one action: join, buy, download, subscribe or book.
A headline that explains itself
Visitors should know what it is and who it's for before they scroll.
Three reasons to act
Short and specific. People skim a landing page, so three is plenty.
The same button twice
Once at the top for people who are ready, once at the bottom for people who read it all.
Proof you can stand behind
Real numbers, real quotes, real logos. Leave the section out until you have them.
A page that works on a phone
Visitors from social posts and ads often arrive on a phone, so check it on yours.
Can ChatGPT build a landing page?
Yes. ChatGPT Sites turns a description into a one-page site and hosts it, so a landing page is a good fit. Sites is in beta on the paid ChatGPT plans: Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu. The Free and Go plans don't include it.
Build a website with ChatGPTCan I have a landing page without a website?
Yes. A ChatGPT Site can be the whole thing: one page at its own address. With Sitelink that address is a short name like fernway.site.link, so you don't need a domain or a website behind it.
Can I get a free landing page?
Not with ChatGPT Sites, which needs a paid ChatGPT plan. On any plan, ChatGPT can write the page as an HTML file that you put online yourself. A Sitelink name costs nothing for its first 30 days, then $9 a year for most names.
Host an HTML fileWhat can't a ChatGPT landing page do?
It won't collect signups or take payments by itself: in our test, a form only copied the request for the visitor to send. Link the button to the form, checkout or store page you already use. It also has no A/B testing, and every edit goes through the chat in the ChatGPT account that built it.
What is the best platform to create a landing page?
It depends on the job. ChatGPT Sites is quick when you already pay for ChatGPT and want one page live today. A landing page builder such as Carrd, Unbounce or Kit is the better pick for built-in email capture, A/B tests or a page someone else will edit by hand.
Can I make a landing page with Claude instead?
Yes. Ask Claude for a one-page landing page and it writes the page, but Claude only shares it at a long claude.ai link. Sitelink publishes it at a name like fernway.site.link instead.
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