Prompt packs for landing pages
Turn a blank page into a finished landing page, in minutes.
Promptline sells prompts you paste into ChatGPT or Claude. The prompt asks about your product first, then writes the page. You get copy you can ship, plus the revision prompts to tighten it.
- Tested on ChatGPT and Claude
- Instant download
- 14-day refund, no questions
Prompt 04 of 18, and the hero it wrote
Get paid without sending the awkward email.
Ledgerline follows up on your late invoices in your own words. Built for solo designers billing a handful of clients a month.
- Late invoices get a follow-up on day 3, day 10 and day 21. You never write one.
- One screen shows who owes you, how much, and how late they are.
- Clients pay by card or bank transfer, so the money lands the same week.
How it works
Three steps, and none of them start with a blank page.
Pick the prompt for the job
Every prompt is named for the block it writes. Hero, features, pricing, objections, FAQ, CTA.
Paste it and answer five questions
The prompt interviews you before it writes a word. That interview is the part most people skip, and it is why most AI copy sounds like nothing.
Ship the draft, then cut it
You get the full block in one pass. Six revision prompts cut the length, sharpen the verbs, and change the tone without starting over.
The product
Landing Page Pack
18 prompts that write a complete landing page, from the hero down to the footer. Each one comes with usage notes and a real example of what it returns.
18 prompts, one per block
Hero, problem, features, how it works, pricing, objections, FAQ, testimonials, final CTA, meta description.
An example output for every prompt
You see exactly what comes back before you buy into it. No guessing what a prompt does.
Usage notes in plain English
What to paste, what to swap, what a good answer looks like, and the failure mode to watch for.
6 revision prompts
Cut by 40%. Make it concrete. Drop the adjectives. Rewrite for a technical buyer. Match a voice sample. Kill the hype.
The positioning interview
One prompt that produces a positioning paragraph. Feed it to the other 17 and the whole page stays consistent.
Free updates when models change
Prompts drift as models update. We re-test and you get the new version at no cost.
- Markdown and plain text files
- Works in ChatGPT and Claude
- No login, no app, no subscription
- Commercial use, client work included
Download lands straight after payment. Refund within 14 days.
Want to try the writing first? Take a prompt free.
Sample output
Here is a whole prompt, and what it wrote back.
Not an excerpt. This is prompt 04 of 18, exactly as it ships, and an unedited hero it produced for a small invoicing tool. Read it, copy it, run it yourself.
Prompt 04 — The Hero Block
You are writing the hero section of a landing page. Write nothing yet.
First ask me these five questions, one at a time, and wait for each answer:
1. What does the product do, in one sentence a customer would say?
2. Who is it for, specifically? Role, company size, what they do all day.
3. What were they doing before this existed, and what did that cost them?
4. What is the one action I want from this page?
5. What proof do I have? Numbers, names, screenshots. "None" is a valid answer.
When I have answered all five, write the hero:
- A headline under 10 words. Name the outcome, not the category.
Banned: unlock, revolutionise, empower, seamless, "the future of".
- A subhead of two sentences. The first says what it is.
The second says who it is for.
- Three bullets. Each is a result the buyer gets, not a feature we built.
- One button label, four words maximum, starting with a verb.
- One line of proof under the button. If I said "none", write a
reassurance about risk instead and label it as such.
Then give me two alternate headlines that make the opposite bet:
one plain and specific, one short and bold. Label the bet each one makes.
Use my words from the answers. Do not invent numbers, customers, or claims.The answer, after five questions
Answers given
A tool that chases late invoices for freelance designers · solo designers billing 3–8 clients a month · before: chasing by hand over email, or letting it slide · goal: start a free trial · proof: 1,900 users, paid 11 days sooner on average
Get paid without sending the awkward email.
Ledgerline follows up on your late invoices in your own words. Built for solo designers billing a handful of clients a month.
- Late invoices get a follow-up on day 3, day 10 and day 21. You never write one.
- One screen shows who owes you, how much, and how late they are.
- Clients pay by card or bank transfer, so the money lands the same week.
Plus two alternates, with the bet each one makes
“Stop chasing. Start getting paid.”
Short and bold. Sells the feeling, tests worse with skeptical buyers.
“Automatic follow-ups for late invoices.”
Plain and specific. Sells the mechanism, wins on search.
Before and after
Same model. Different question.
The model is not the problem. What you ask it for is.
You typed: “Write me a landing page for my invoicing app.”
Unlock the Power of Effortless Invoicing. Welcome to the future of financial management, where our cutting-edge platform empowers businesses of all sizes to streamline their workflows, boost productivity, and take control of their finances like never before. Join thousands of satisfied customers who have transformed the way they get paid!
- Names a category, not an outcome
- Fits any product on earth
- Invents “thousands of satisfied customers”
You pasted: Prompt 04 — The Hero Block, after the five questions.
Get paid without sending the awkward email. Ledgerline follows up on your late invoices in your own words. Built for solo designers billing a handful of clients a month. 1,900 freelancers use it, and invoices get paid 11 days sooner on average.
- Names the moment the buyer dreads
- Only fits this product
- Uses the number the founder actually gave it
Same model, same product, same afternoon. The difference is what the prompt asked for before it started writing.
The packs
One pack now. Two more on the way.
Start free, buy the page, and take the whole site when you need it.
The Positioning Interview
One prompt. Twelve questions. A positioning paragraph you can paste into every other prompt, brief, and bio you write.
- 1 prompt
- Usage notes
- Yours for an email
Landing Page Pack
The full landing page, block by block. 18 prompts, usage notes, an example output for each, and 6 revision prompts.
- 18 prompts
- 18 example outputs
- 6 revision prompts
Pro Pack
A whole site, not one page. Sitemap and structure, page-by-page copy, SEO briefs, plus every revision pass we use.
- 40+ prompts
- Multi-page structure
- SEO briefs
After the Pro Pack comes the library: every prompt we have, kept current as the models change, on a monthly plan. Not built yet. We would rather ship one pack that works.
Reviews and results
Real results go here. Nothing invented until then.
Promptline is new. Nobody has bought the pack yet, so there are no reviews to show. When someone ships a page with these prompts, this is where their words, their screenshot, and their numbers go. We are not writing fake ones in the meantime.
Reserved — first buyer
The page they shipped, and how long it took.
Reserved — agency
Hours saved across a batch of client pages.
Reserved — before / after
Their old hero next to the new one.
Bought the pack and shipped something? Send it to us and we will put it here, credited and linked. hello@taprun.co
Free prompt
Take one of the prompts. No charge.
The Positioning Interview is the prompt every other prompt leans on. Twelve questions, then a positioning paragraph in your buyer’s words. It is the full prompt, not a teaser.
appears the moment you add an email
Which models do these work with?
ChatGPT and Claude, current versions. They also work in most other chat models, but those are the two we test against. When a model changes and a prompt drifts, we re-test it and you get the fixed version free.
What do I actually download?
A folder of Markdown and plain-text files. One file per prompt, each with its usage notes and an example output. No app, no login, no subscription.
Could I not just write these myself?
Yes. These are the versions left after the ones that failed. You are buying the testing and the failure modes we already removed, not the typing.
Can I use the output for client work?
Yes. What you generate is yours, including for paid client projects. You cannot resell the prompt files themselves.
What if it is not useful?
Email us within 14 days and we refund it. We do not ask why, and you keep the files.
One pack. $29. Your next landing page written before lunch.
If the free prompt is useful, the pack is 18 more like it.