Enlisted

Free Course Waitlist Template

Created by: Berci Hazman

Free

Free Course Waitlist Template — Enlisted is a free AI website template for Framer, on the Framer Marketplace. Build on it with Framer's agent, directly on the canvas.

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About this template

Enlisted is a free Framer waitlist template for cohort courses and bootcamps — live programs, applied-skills intensives, anything sold as a scheduled cohort rather than an always-on course. Dark, technical, built around a monospace label system so the page reads like a product spec sheet rather than a generic "coming soon."

What makes Enlisted different

Native Framer form with a working success flow — redirects to a dedicated confirmation page on submit, no code or third-party embed required

Send signups straight to your inbox, or point the form at a webhook to route into any ESP or cohort-management tool

Program-details card built in — next start date, format, weekly time commitment, all laid out the way a real cohort actually gets sold, not a generic feature list

Instructor block with photo, credential line, and a live status accent, so the page leads with who's teaching, not just what's being taught

Custom scramble-text hover effect on every nav link, a small interactive detail that signals engineering craft before the visitor reads a word of copy

Halftone/duotone hero treatment that gives the page real visual presence without a stock photo or product shot

Fully responsive, tested down to mobile — no layout breaks when the address bar shows or hides

Every page kept lightweight and single-purpose — nothing to strip out before you publish

Pages included

Home — status badge, headline, subheadline, email capture, program-details card, instructor block

Success — confirmation page shown after signup

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Built for

Anyone launching a cohort-based course, bootcamp, or live training program who needs the waitlist up before the curriculum is finished. Pairs with Applied, the full bootcamp sales page template, for instructors who want to build the waitlist first and the flagship page second.

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