A ready-to-use archive with modern landing pages built with Node.js, Express and EJS. Download it for free, launch it yourself or adapt it to your bus
On this page, you can download a free archive with 33 ready-made premium landing pages for different business niches. The project is built with Node.js + Express 4 + EJS and is suitable both for launching it yourself and for handing it over to your developer.
The archive size is approximately 231 MB. It includes the full project code, 913 media files, Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, and a detailed launch guide inside the README.md file.
The archive contains premium-level ready-made pages that can be used as a base for a website, landing page, service presentation, or a quick project launch for a specific business.
The project does not include node_modules and public, because these folders are installed and generated automatically with a single command.
The project is built without unnecessary complexity: no database, no React, Vue, Next.js, and no API keys. It is server-side HTML powered by Express + EJS, which can be quickly launched, edited, and adapted for a specific business.
The easiest way to launch the project is via Docker:
docker compose up -d
After launch, the project will be available at:
http://localhost:8088
You can also launch the project manually:
yarn install
yarn build:assets
node index.js
In this case, the website will be available on port:
http://localhost:3000
You can view some examples of ready-made pages from the archive using the links below:
You can use these landing pages for free: launch the project yourself, send the archive to your developer, or use the pages as a foundation for your future website.
If you want to quickly adapt one of the landing pages for your business, replace the text, images, colors, sections, and prepare the website for publication, you can contact Moiseefweb. We can help you build a ready-to-use landing page for your niche and launch it on your server.
Before launching the project, carefully read the README.md file inside the archive. It contains the installation, build, and launch commands.
We recommend launching the project first on your local computer or a test server, checking all pages, and only then moving it to your production hosting.