Your Next.js app, your REST API, your pages
Drop in the npm package or hit the REST API and get programmatic SEO pages delivered as JSON or Markdown, CDN-backed and ready to render.
Pull generated SEO pages straight into your Next.js app
Install the Next.js package or grab your API key and start pulling generated pages into your existing stack today.
The page builder trap has a real exit
You've been here: you build something in a visual editor, it looks fine in isolation, and then you sit down to wire it into your Next.js app and realize the two worlds don't speak to each other. You end up rebuilding the page in code anyway, which was the whole thing you were trying to avoid. Landing Creator's Next.js npm package is built specifically for this scenario. It delivers your generated pages as structured JSON or Markdown directly into your existing app, so you render them with your own components, your own layout, your own data-fetching logic. Nothing to migrate. Nothing to rebuild.
REST API gives you integration on your terms
If you're not on Next.js, or if you want finer control over how pages are fetched and cached, the REST API with CDN delivery covers you. Every generated page is available as a JSON or Markdown payload over a standard HTTP endpoint, served from a CDN so latency stays low regardless of where your users are. You can call it from any stack, any language, any deployment environment. The API doesn't care what your infrastructure looks like, which means you don't have to change it. Pair this with automated landing page generation and you have a pipeline from content matrix to live URL with no manual steps in between.
Context Lock means every page is safe to ship
The practical concern with AI-generated content at scale isn't quality on a good day, it's reliability across hundreds of pages. Context Lock ties every claim on every generated page to your verified business information, so the pages that come through the API or the npm package don't contain hallucinated facts, invented services, or wrong pricing. What you pull is what you approved. Combined with brand voice style matching, the output reads like you wrote it, not like a template with your logo on it.
Schema, metadata, and internal links arrive with the page
Each page payload includes schema markup, meta title, meta description, FAQ, and internal linking, already structured and ready to render. You're not assembling SEO components after the fact. The work is done before the content hits your app. If you need to update a batch of pages after a product change, bulk page regeneration lets you re-pull fresh payloads without touching your rendering layer. The integration stays stable; only the content changes.
The page builder trap isn't a design problem. It's a delivery problem, and the fix is already packaged.
- Delivered via a Next.js npm package or standard REST API, no migration required
- JSON and Markdown output formats, both CDN-backed for low-latency delivery
- Schema markup, metadata, FAQ, and internal links included in every page payload
- Context Lock ensures every claim is traceable to verified business information
- Compatible with getStaticProps, getServerSideProps, and incremental static regeneration
How it works
Install the package or get your API key
Add the Landing Creator npm package to your Next.js project with a single install command, or grab your REST API key from the dashboard. No new infrastructure is required. Your existing app structure stays exactly as it is.
Define your content matrix
Describe your business, and the platform suggests your offers and areas automatically. Every combination becomes a page. For a SaaS, that might be product features crossed with use cases or buyer personas. The matrix is what drives automated landing page generation at scale.
Pull pages as JSON or Markdown
Each generated page is available as a structured JSON or Markdown payload via the npm package or REST API endpoint. Fetch at build time with getStaticProps, at request time with getServerSideProps, or on demand via incremental static regeneration. You control the rendering pattern.
Render with your own components
Map the payload fields to your existing Next.js components. The content arrives with schema markup, metadata, FAQ, and internal links already included. No page builder, no CMS migration, no layout rebuild. Your design system stays intact.
Publish and let the sitemap update
Once pages are live, Landing Creator updates your sitemap automatically. New combinations added to the matrix generate new payloads that slot into your existing fetch logic without any code changes on your end.
No migration, no rebuild required
The npm package and REST API integrate with your existing Next.js app or any HTTP-capable stack. You keep your components, your layout, and your deployment pipeline exactly as they are.
JSON and Markdown, CDN-delivered
Every page payload is available in both JSON and Markdown formats, served from a CDN. CDN delivery keeps response times low regardless of where your users or build servers are located.
SEO metadata arrives with the content
Schema markup, meta title, meta description, FAQ, and internal links are included in every payload. Nothing needs to be assembled after the fact, so your pages are SEO-complete the moment you render them.
Context Lock prevents hallucinated claims
Every generated page is constrained to your verified business information. No invented facts, wrong pricing, or fabricated services make it through to your live pages, at any scale.
Use cases
Solo SaaS founder, Next.js app, 40+ use case pages
A founder running a Next.js SaaS needs landing pages for every use case and persona combination but can't afford to hand-code each one or maintain a separate CMS. After installing the npm package, pages are fetched at build time and rendered with existing layout components. Forty pages that would have taken weeks to write and wire up are live and indexed without touching the app's architecture. Brand voice matching keeps every page sounding like the same product.
Growth agency managing programmatic SEO for multiple clients
An agency running SEO for several clients needs a delivery method that fits each client's stack without a bespoke integration per project. The REST API with CDN delivery lets them pull generated pages into any client environment over standard HTTP, regardless of the underlying framework. When a client updates their service list, bulk page regeneration refreshes all affected payloads and the agency re-deploys without rebuilding anything.
B2B SaaS team, product features crossed with 12 industries
A small in-house SEO team needs pages for every product feature crossed with every industry they serve, a matrix that produces over a hundred combinations. Writing them manually isn't feasible; a headless CMS would require a full migration. The npm package slots into their existing Next.js marketing site and all combinations are live within one sprint, with schema, FAQ, and internal links included in every payload.
Do I need to migrate my Next.js app to use this?
No migration is required. The npm package installs into your existing project and delivers page content as JSON or Markdown that you render with your own components. Your app structure, design system, and deployment pipeline stay unchanged.
What formats does the API return?
Pages are available as JSON or Markdown payloads, both delivered via CDN. JSON is structured for direct mapping to component props; Markdown suits content-driven rendering pipelines. You choose the format that fits your rendering approach.
What SEO elements are included in each page payload?
Every payload includes schema markup, meta title, meta description, FAQ structured data, and internal links. These are generated alongside the page content, so you don't need to add them manually after fetching.
Can I use the REST API if I'm not on Next.js?
Yes. The REST API works with any stack that can make HTTP requests. CDN delivery is stack-agnostic, so whether you're on Nuxt, SvelteKit, a custom Node server, or something else entirely, you can pull page payloads the same way.
Your stack is already ready for this integration
If you've already built your Next.js app, the integration is one install away. Add the package, connect your content matrix, and start pulling generated pages into your existing rendering layer.