1 SaaS websites built with React
SaaS websites built with React. See how teams shipping on React design their landing pages, sections and overall visual style — useful if you're evaluating React for your own marketing site.
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About React
React itself is a UI library, not a full website framework, so a 'built with React' marketing site is almost always running on top of something else (Next.js, Remix, Gatsby, or a custom build) that handles routing and rendering — what React specifically contributes is a component model that lets a team reuse the same buttons, cards and layout primitives across the marketing site, the app, and often a design system shared across both. That reuse is the real reason teams already building their product in React default to it for the marketing site too, rather than reaching for a no-code builder: consistency of design and speed of shipping new pages tend to matter more once a company has an existing component library than the marginal performance difference of a different tool.
What makes a great one
- Consistent components shared between marketing site and app
- Smooth interactive elements (accordions, tabs, animated proof points)
- A design system that feels considered rather than assembled ad hoc
Frequently asked
Is React itself a website framework?
No — React is a UI component library. A React-based marketing site is typically built with a framework on top of it (Next.js, Remix, Gatsby) that handles routing, rendering and bundling.
Why do SaaS teams choose React for marketing sites over no-code tools?
Mainly component reuse — a team already building its product in React can share buttons, layout primitives and design tokens between the app and the marketing site, which is harder to do with a visual no-code builder.