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ARQS LaunchPage Studio turns an edited page into a standalone HTML export

The working landing-page editor includes responsive preview and project import; its $99 USD license is requested by email.

Company release · Published October 13, 2026
Screenshot of the live page at arqs.ca/software/launchpage-studio
Screenshot of the live page at arqs.ca/software/launchpage-studio.

Company release. Product information supplied by ARQS. Commercial links lead to the product provider. This article describes the released software as of October 13, 2026.

Product URL: https://www.arqs.ca/software/launchpage-studio

ARQS has released LaunchPage Studio as a working landing-page editor with responsive preview, portable project data and standalone HTML export. Users can edit the page in the application, inspect how it appears at different sizes and take away a file they can open outside the editor. The product has its own URL as well as an entry in the shared Design Studios collection.

The application addresses a concrete delivery task: turning the user's edited page into an inspectable artifact. It is useful for a small launch, a service offer or a page proposal that needs to be reviewed before publication. The exported page represents the inputs supplied by the user, rather than a remotely deployed site created automatically.

Build a page that can be reviewed

A user starts in the editor and changes the page content. The responsive preview supplies a way to inspect the arrangement before export. Desktop and phone layouts can raise different questions about reading order, length and emphasis; previewing both helps the author decide what belongs in the page rather than discovering a crowded layout after delivery.

The useful next step is to read the page as a visitor would. Does the headline explain the offer? Does the page provide enough information for the next action? Are the user-supplied links and contact details correct? Those remain editorial choices for the author. The application provides the editor and preview, not a guarantee that a page's claims or destination links are accurate.

Export the page and keep the project

Standalone HTML is an output the recipient can inspect outside LaunchPage Studio. The release's exported HTML was opened in desktop and phone browser checks. That makes the export a practical handoff file for the person who will host or integrate the page, rather than a screenshot of an editor that cannot be used.

Project JSON retains the editable work for import and continued editing. Reload and import workflows were checked alongside exports. Keeping both the page HTML and project JSON gives the user a rendered deliverable and an editable record. A saved project should be exported before clearing the browser's data or moving to another device.

A shared studio, with separate jobs

BrandBoard Studio is available for generating a brand board and exporting SVG, PNG, CSS and a brief. Townline Sponsor Studio is available for sponsor creative and campaign material. All three appear in the Design Studios collection, but each has its own working URL and a different output.

For source review and a structured developer delivery, Design Workbench supplies the separate DesignGuard, TokenBridge and Handoff Studio workflow. LaunchPage Studio's role is the page editor and its files. Exporting a page does not purchase a domain, provision hosting or publish a live campaign; the user or receiving team makes those subsequent deployment choices. The direct application link is the place to inspect the completed editor before requesting a license.

License and access

The working LaunchPage Studio is available at its own URL. The listed license price is $99 USD. Requests are handled through sales@arqs.ca; this release does not advertise an automatic Shopify checkout for the Studio license. Readers can open the application and inspect its editor and exports before requesting terms.

A license request is a conversation with the product provider, rather than a completed paid order. Buyers should confirm the files, usage terms and delivery arrangements with ARQS before payment. The Design Studios collection provides a shared route to the three functioning editors.

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