Minimal Coming Soon Pro

Set up a page while your site is in progress

Minimal Coming Soon Pro makes coming soon, maintenance, landing, and launch pages for WordPress sites being built, updated, or prepared for release. It works with WordPress themes and plugins, and lets you configure the page visitors see while logged-in customers continue working on the regular website.

Adjust the background color, cover image, fonts, logo, and page components. Rearrange elements with drag and drop, add custom CSS or HTML, and preview the page before activation.

Design resources in Pro

Pro includes more than 450 themes, 26 Instagram filters, 47 content animations, and more than seven million premium images. Use these resources to shape a launch announcement, maintenance screen, or landing page.

Collect subscribers and control access

Collect email addresses through MailChimp, or connect another autoresponder service. The MailChimp integration includes GDPR-compliant API support. The extension sets no cookies, and an optional warning below the email field can require visitors to accept before subscribing.

Choose to display the coming soon page only to non-logged-in visitors. You can also let search engines view the regular site while visitors see the coming soon page. Custom login URLs work with custom login plugins.

SEO, analytics, languages, and caching

SEO preview and analysis tools help you review a coming soon site before launch. Built-in support for Google Analytics 7 can track visitors. The plugin includes local fonts and access to more than 800 GDPR-compatible Bunny Fonts. Through the Weglot partnership, the page can be translated to more than 100 languages with one click.

Cache support includes W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, Endurance Page Cache, SiteGround SuperCacher, WP Fastest Cache, Cache Enabler, and Swift Performance Cache. Pro can also redirect visitors to the HTTPS version of your site.

Install and configure

1. Install and activate Minimal Coming Soon Pro in WordPress.
2. Open the plugin options, select a theme or create a page with the available controls, then configure its content and styling.
3. Preview the page before activation.
4. If you want to collect subscribers, connect MailChimp or another supported autoresponder.
5. Choose how logged-in users, search engines, and visitors should view the site.

You can contact support from the plugin’s options panel by sending a message to the support agents.