What Should Be on a B2B SaaS Homepage?

The short answer

Six sections, in this order: a clear headline, proof, the product, use cases, security and one call to action. A buyer should understand what you do, see that others trust you and know the next step without scrolling far.

The six sections at a glance

• Headline: What it does and who it is for
• Proof: Customer logos, a result and your backers
• Product: The real interface doing a real job
• Use cases: Two to four jobs the buyer recognises
• Security: Compliance, data handling and integrations
• CTA: One action, repeated at the top and the bottom

What each section needs

• Headline. Plain words. Name the buyer and the outcome, and leave the slogans out.
• Proof. Put it directly under the headline. Named customers beat general claims.
• Product. Show the interface, ideally in motion, on a task the buyer cares about.
• Use cases. Speak to roles and jobs, not features.
• Security. Larger buyers look for it before they book a call.
• CTA. Pick one. Book a demo or start a trial, not both with equal weight.

Common mistakes

• A headline that could belong to any company.
• Abstract visuals where the product should be.
• Proof hidden near the footer.
• Three different calls to action competing.

Related reading: What a B2B AI Homepage Needs, SaaS Landing Page Design, Section by Section

FAQ

How long should a SaaS homepage be?

Long enough to cover the six sections. Cut anything that repeats.

Should the homepage show the product?

Yes. Buyers want to see it before they talk to sales.

Where should customer logos go?

Directly under the headline, with a result beside them if you have one.

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