[wh0sumit]

depends who you’re selling to.

for devs/builders, a landing page with real copy and rough roadmap is plenty, you’ll get feedback way before launch.

for consumers, though, everyone’s spoiled. if there’s no demo, no dogfooding, they bounce in 10 seconds.

tl;dr: test your copy/ideas with a page, but have a working click-thru demo asap if you want anyone outside your bubble to care.

no-code tools make it too easy for the next guy to show something.

[muzani]

As long as they're actually the right market and it's the right problem, they're usually happy to share feedback.

The problem with landing pages is it's not a feedback form, it funnels people into a waitlist, often without even fully explaining what it is meant to be. Most of the builder communities are too toxic positive and share support with no intention to buy.