New · Idea validation without coding
Validate ideas with cloned landing pages.
Paste any landing page URL. We copy the layout, inject a fake payment form and host it — letting you see who actually tries to buy in minutes.
First test free · No account required
How it works
Test real intent in 3 steps.
1. Paste a URL
Drop in any SaaS or product landing page from Indie Hackers, Product Hunt, or anywhere on the web.
2. We clone & wire actions
We copy the layout, strip branding, and inject your email capture and fake checkout so clicks and attempts are tracked.
3. Send traffic & read the signals
Run a simple ad campaign or share the link. See who visits, who subscribes, and who actually tries to pay.
Idea engine
A new way to find SaaS ideas.
Instead of staring at a blank page, start from landing pages that are already good. Clone them, plug in a fake payment step, and let people's behaviour tell you what to build next.
- • Copy angles that already convert.
- • Run tiny ad experiments instead of building full products.
- • Use "attempted payments" as your north star signal.
1. Copy what already works
Find SaaS landing pages with clear value props — from Indie Hackers, Product Hunt, AppSumo or your Twitter feed.
2. Turn them into your tests
Paste the URL into CloneLab. We generate your version with your brand, signup form and a fake payment step wired to your analytics.
3. Let wallets vote for you
Run a small ad campaign. If people click through and try to pay, you’ve got a high-signal idea. If they don’t, kill it and move on.
This is how your cloned page's checkout can look — familiar, safe, and always running in test mode.
Users try to pay. You never take a penny.
CloneLab injects a Stripe-style checkout into your cloned page, but it's always in test mode only. When someone clicks "Pay", we don't charge their card — we show a fake status message instead.
You still capture the most important part: they tried to buy. That's your strongest signal of product–market fit.
Every time someone reaches checkout and hits Pay, CloneLab records an attempted purchase. No card details are processed and no real money is ever taken.