AI product page examples (89)
An AI product page explains what a company's AI features or MCP server can do. Its job is to show the work and earn enough trust for someone to try it. See 89 real examples.
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How to build an AI product page, by the numbers
The questions a team asks when it designs a page for an AI feature or an MCP server, answered from the 89 here.
How do you show what the AI actually does?
- Real output on 81% of AI feature pages
- An example prompt on 71% of MCP pages
Should the page name the model underneath?
41% of AI feature pages name the model the feature runs on. The rest talk about what it does and leave the model out.
What should the page say about data?
- A link to security or trust details on 54%
- Human review stated on 39%
- Whether customer data trains the model on 20%
Which AI clients should an MCP page name?
The AI clients MCP pages name
- Claude34 MCP pages
- Cursor28 MCP pages
- ChatGPT24 MCP pages
- Windsurf6 MCP pages
- Gemini5 MCP pages
Claude is on nearly every one. Cursor and ChatGPT follow, and the long tail drops off fast after them.
How does an MCP page get someone connected?
- A link to the docs on 83%
- The tools listed by name on 40%
- A block on what the connection can reach on 40%
- A config snippet to copy on 31%
Should the page say what the AI costs?
24% of AI feature pages say how AI use is charged: credits, seats, or included in the plan.
The moves almost nobody makes
Each sits under 15% of the market, with the strongest page that uses it.
A stated accuracy
6% of AI feature pages put a number on how accurate the AI is, or say where it falls short.
A button that runs the prompt
9% of MCP pages let the reader send an example prompt straight to an AI client in one click.
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AI product page design, answered
The questions people ask before building a page for an AI feature or an MCP server, answered from 89 real ones.
What should an AI feature page show?
01The work itself. Four in five AI feature pages show real output: a screenshot, a sample or a demo of what the AI produced. Two in five name the model it runs on, and only about one in sixteen says how accurate it is.
Should an AI page say whether customer data trains the model?
02Only about one in five do, which makes it one of the easiest ways to stand out. About half link to a security page, and a bit over a third say a person reviews what the AI does.
What goes on an MCP page?
03The AI clients it works with, first. Nearly every MCP page names Claude, about four in five name Cursor and about two in three name ChatGPT. Four in five link to the docs, about three in four show an example prompt, about four in ten list the tools by name and about one in three give a config snippet to copy.
Should an AI page name the model it runs on?
04Two in five AI feature pages do. The rest describe what the feature does and leave the model out, which also spares them a rewrite every time they switch models.
Should an AI page say what the AI costs?
05About one in four AI feature pages say how AI use is charged: credits, seats, or included in the plan. On MCP pages, fewer than one in ten put the server behind a paid plan.
How is this different from the best landing pages leaderboard?
06This gallery is a visual browse: what AI product pages look like and what they contain. The best landing pages benchmark is the graded view, where pages are scored against conversion best practices and ranked by industry. Same companies, different question.