The pages your website is missing.
Comparison pages, alternatives pages, a glossary, use cases, a pricing page that answers questions: 35 page types that earn search traffic and AI citations, each with a wireframe, examples, tips, and a prompt for your website builder.
Thirty-five page types, explained
What it is, why you need it for search, for AI answers and for conversion, who owns it, its sections from top to bottom, examples from well-known software companies, tips, mistakes, and how to measure it.
- “Recommended for you” marks what your site lacks
- “On your site” links the pages you have
- Star a page type to shortlist it for the team
What to build first
The map places every page type by what it costs to execute and how fast it grows. The cheap and fast corner is where to start; the expensive and slow one is what to plan for.
- Filters for goal, impact, effort and owner
- Coloured by build type: single page, collection, tool
- “Add to actions” puts it on your board
A prompt your website builder understands
“Create prompt” puts everything into one prompt for your builder's AI: the approved copy, the brief, your facts, your brand voice, logos and colours, the page's goal and the questions it should answer. Worded for Framer, Webflow, Lovable, Replit, Claude, ChatGPT or v0.
- Your builder keeps your site's design; Echo brings the substance
- Also on drafts, briefs and page actions
- Ends with what helps AI answers: a direct answer first, an FAQ, sources
Works with
All integrations- FramerOne prompt for Framer's AI with your copy, brand and goals; lead forms as an embed.
- WebflowOne prompt for Webflow's AI with your copy, brand and goals; lead forms as an embed.
- LovableOne prompt that builds the page you planned, with your copy and brand.
- ReplitOne prompt for Replit Agent that builds the page you planned.
- ClaudeAsked every day, with web search. And a prompt that builds your next page.
- ChatGPTAsked every day, with web search switched on. And a prompt that builds your next page.
- v0One prompt that builds the page you planned, with your copy and brand.
Questions, answered.
Are these templates I can import?
They're blueprints: a wireframe, the sections and what each one does, and a prompt that makes your website builder produce the page. That way the page looks like your site, not like a template.
Where do the examples come from?
From live pages of well-known software companies. Echo links to them and checks every link before each release; it never copies them.