The page between your ad and your store, built from one URL.
Cold clicks rarely buy on the first product page they see. A pre-sell page answers their questions first. Paste your product URL and get a researched, designed draft you can edit and publish.
14-day free trial, cancel any time.
Everything a pre-sell page needs, drafted for you
- Research from your own pages
- Offer, features, price, reviews and imagery are pulled from your site and shown to you before anything is written.
- Two proven formats
- A story-led advertorial for problem-aware readers, or a scannable listicle for comparison shoppers.
- Editorial design, mobile first
- Bylines, pull quotes, numbered items and offer cards laid out for a 390px screen.
- Your angle, your audience
- Choose who the page speaks to and which argument leads. Build a second angle from the same research.
- Edit anything
- Click any word, swap images, reorder sections. The draft is a starting point, not a locked output.
- Publish where you sell
- Hosted URL, connected store or a portable HTML file. Republishing updates the same page.
Example pre-sell pages
- Raise Your Rates in Two Weeks Without Losing the Clients You LikeSales page · Online courses · Built with If It Sells
- Fill Your Consulting Calendar From the Clients You Already HaveSales page · Coaching & consulting · Built with If It Sells
- Why Light Sleepers Are Rethinking Their Evening Wind-DownAdvertorial · Supplements · Built with If It Sells
Three steps, and you keep the final say.
Describe the offer or paste a URL
A course that doesn't exist yet, a coaching program, a product page. Add the audience and angle if you have them, or let the builder suggest them.
It researches and writes
Promise, modules, features, price and proof are collected and shown to you. Unknowns stay unknown. Then the page is written and laid out.
Edit, preview, publish
Change anything inline, check mobile, share a preview link, then publish to a hosted URL, your store or an HTML file.
Good questions, straight answers.
A page that prepares a visitor for your product page — usually an advertorial or a listicle. It explains the problem, the product and the proof before the reader sees a price.
If readers need a reason to believe, start with an advertorial. If they are comparing options, start with a listicle. Building both from the same research and testing them against one ad is often the quickest answer.
No. You review and edit the draft; templates handle layout and mobile. Many teams still bring in a specialist to sharpen pages that are already working.
Yes. Every account starts with a 14-day trial with full features. You can build, edit and preview pages during the trial; publishing live pages starts with a paid plan.