Fielder

Modular React + Tailwind landing page kit

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September 6, 2026 made a landing page kit because I was sick of one-page templates you can't edit

every landing page template I've bought or used is basically one giant page. want to swap the pricing section for a different layout? good luck, it's all tangled together.

so Fielder is just 9 separate sections - hero, features, pricing, faq, etc - each its own component. pull one out, reorder them, whatever. also didn't want it to look like the usual purple-gradient saas thing so it's flat indigo + one orange accent instead.

$35 on gumroad, posted it like 2 days ago, no sales yet: https://mugandadizo.gumroad.com/l/nmogpu

mostly want to know if the section breakdown actually makes sense to people or if I'm overthinking the modularity thing

3 Comments

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    The modularity solves a real annoyance, but is it actually what buyers care enough about to pay $35 for, or do they mainly judge the kit by the quality of the finished pages?
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      yeah honestly you're probably right - most people are going to judge it on whether the finished pages look good first, modularity is more of a "nice that it's not a pain later" thing than the actual reason someone buys. I think I led with modularity because it's what I personally cared about building it, not necessarily what a buyer cares about clicking buy. probably should lean more on the visual design in how I'm describing it. appreciate you pointing that out
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        That’s a useful distinction, especially since the visual quality may be doing most of the work at the point of purchase. I’d be interested in digging into what buyers actually cite when they pay. If you’re open to it, what’s the best email to reach you on?

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Same reason as Ledger really - client work isn't steady, so I wanted something that keeps earning without me being on the clock. I'd also gotten annoyed rebuilding landing pages from scratch for different clients.