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A two-page black-and-mint SaaS site: product hero, customer names, bento, figures, quotes, FAQ and a pricing page.
$9.99once, yours to keep
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Builds a SaaS website in a black-and-mint style, with a home page and a pricing page into your own project: near-black with fresh mint, a centred headline over a glowing product window, customer names, a feature bento, figures, quotes and questions; a second pricing page with a yearly switch, a comparison table and questions. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript by default, or matched to React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro or Tailwind when the project uses them. Comes with a working reference and a check that screenshots the result at phone, tablet and desktop widths and flags sideways overflow, text under 12px, missing alt text and names, low contrast, missing focus styles and motion that ignores reduced-motion settings. Use when a SaaS product, especially analytics, monitoring, security or developer software, needs a home page and pricing page, or someone asks for a black site with a mint accent.
By RecaplyUpdated 11 Nov
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You say
We need a site for Ledgerly, our bookkeeping software, with a home page and a pricing page. See brief.md.
It said back
The Ledgerly site is built: a home page (index.html) and a pricing page (pricing.html), in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The automated check passes on both pages at 390, 768 and 1440px. It covers sideways overflow, small text, alt text, names, contrast, focus styles, reduced motion and script errors. I looked at the 1440px screenshots and the 390px home page and they read cleanly. I didn't view the 768px screenshots or the 390px pricing screenshot.
Files (all in the project folder):
index.html: the hero with a drawn dashboard, a five-card feature section, three figures, questions and a closing 30-day free trial call to action.pricing.html: Solo $12, Studio $29 and Agency $59, a monthly/yearly switch, a comparison table that scrolls sideways on phones, and billing questions.style.css and script.js: the shared styles and behaviour, copied from the skill's reference. I added the thin mint line under the nav on scroll, and plain upright emphasis words in headings.What it did in run 1
No. Dark Mint Software Site costs $9.99 once and stays in your Recaply account, or it comes with the Recaply plan ($19.99 a month), which opens every premium skill and prompt.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and OpenCode.
A ZIP of the whole skill folder (42 KB): the SKILL.md your agent follows and its 7 other files, the references, templates and scripts it uses. You download it from this page whenever you need it, and install it in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and OpenCode. The Recaply plan opens it too, with every other premium skill and prompt.
Buy it, then download the ZIP from this page. For Claude Code, unzip it into .claude/skills/ in your project. For Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI, unzip it and run npx skills add ./dark-mint-software-site with your agent's flag.
One HTML file with its CSS inside: no build step, no framework. A SaaS website in a black-and-mint style, with a home page and a pricing page. Checked at phone and desktop widths.
Node 20+ and Chrome, and no API key. Each use costs nothing beyond your agent.
8 files, about 32,002 tokens in all. The SKILL.md is about 2,717 tokens, and your agent reads it only when the job fits.
Our 1 runs took 3 min 49 s to 3 min 49 s and $0.59 to $0.59 of API use each, in Claude Code with claude-sonnet-5-5. On a Claude plan, a run counts toward your usage instead.
Type /dark-mint-software-site first to make sure it loads. Without it, Claude Code may judge a small job simple enough to do without the skill.