3 SaaS websites built with Remix
SaaS websites built with Remix. See how teams shipping on Remix design their landing pages, sections and overall visual style — useful if you're evaluating Remix for your own marketing site.
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About Remix
Remix's distinguishing idea was leaning into web platform fundamentals — nested routing tied directly to data loading, and forms/mutations handled server-side by default rather than as an afterthought — which appealed to teams who wanted a React framework that worked with the browser's native behavior (like proper form submissions and error boundaries per route) rather than around it. Remix merged into React Router as of its v7 release, so a marketing site described as 'built with Remix' today is either running an older version or using React Router's Remix-descended framework mode — worth knowing if you're evaluating it as a current option rather than reading it as a historical artifact.
What makes a great one
- Fast, resilient navigation with sensible error/loading states
- Forms and interactions that work even before JavaScript fully loads
Frequently asked
Is Remix still a separate framework from React Router?
Not as of React Router v7 — Remix's framework capabilities were merged into React Router itself, so new projects generally evaluate React Router's framework mode rather than a standalone 'Remix' package.