51 of the best sign-up pages

A sign-up page is the last step before someone becomes a user — and the easiest place to lose them. The best ones ask for as little as possible, keep the value in view, and reassure with social proof or a glimpse of what’s on the other side. Browse sign-up and get-started page designs from the best websites on A1.

Sign-up pages FAQs

What makes a sign-up page convert?

Asking for the minimum and showing the payoff. The strongest examples drop every field that isn’t essential, offer a one-click social option, and keep a reminder of the value right beside the form so the reason to finish never leaves the screen.

How much should a sign-up form ask for?

As little as gets someone in the door — often just an email, or a single social button. Name, company, and use case are better asked once they’re already inside and invested, not at the gate.

Single-page or split-screen sign-up?

Split-screen is popular for a reason: the form sits on one side while the other carries a testimonial, product shot, or value prop. A clean centred form works too, as long as the branding and reassurance are still there.