Guide
Launch a product with a waitlist, a teaser and three emails
For this guide and its prompts we recommend:
- Systeme.io holds the waitlist page and sends the launch emails. Free plan (source)
- Higgsfield turns your product photo into a short teaser clip.
- PixVerse gives you a second version of the teaser to compare.
Offers checked 21 Oct 2026 More tools below ↓
You can now open a waitlist before day one.
A waitlist page, a 10-second teaser clip, a ready product page and three launch emails that go to the people who asked to hear first, on the date you set.
What you need
- A product you can really deliver and a launch date
- A sharp photo of the product
- Any AI chat assistant
- Systeme.io, PixVerse, your store and Blotato
Recommended AI tools
Systeme.ioInterest collects itselfFree plan HiggsfieldNo studio for a teaser PixVerseNo studio for a teaser ShopifyThe page is ready before the first emailTrial
Steps
Open a waitlist page
A headline, three bullet points and what people get by joining, such as the first chance to order. Say the launch date if you know it.
Make a teaser clip from your product photo
One movement, one camera move, ten seconds. The product must look exactly like the real one, and the clip says it was made with AI.
WeakAn epic cinematic launch trailer with explosions.
BetterSlow push in on the bottle, soft morning light, the label stays sharp and unchanged.
Prepare the product page
Write the page from the real facts, answer five usual doubts and use real photos. The page is ready before the first email goes out.
Send three launch emails to the waitlist
Open, reminder, last note. No fake stock numbers and no invented deadlines.
Post the teaser and launch day posts
Schedule the teaser and five launch posts in one sitting, each pointing to the waitlist or the product page.
The full instruction
Copy it into any AI chat assistant and change only the first line.
Change only this line: PRODUCT = [a refillable glass water bottle for commuters] You help me launch my new PRODUCT with a waitlist. Before you start, ask me who it is for, the price if set and the launch date. One question at a time. People who join the waitlist get the first chance to order. Do four things: 1. Write a waitlist headline, three bullet points and one sentence on what joining gives. 2. Write a 10-second teaser idea: one movement, one camera move, and a line saying the clip was made with AI. 3. Write the product page copy from my facts and answer five usual doubts. Ask me for any fact you do not have. 4. Write three launch emails (open, reminder, last note), each under 90 words, with no fake stock numbers or invented deadlines. Start with the waitlist page.
What you end up with
A launch where interest collected itself before the date, the product page was ready on time and the first orders came from people who asked to hear first. A specialised tool for each job kept the launch week calm instead of a scramble.
Common mistakes
- Opening the waitlist without a page to send people to on launch day.
- A teaser where the product looks different from the real one.
- Fake stock numbers in the launch emails.
Processes that need more than one tool
Each process below uses several tools, each for the job it does best. Any AI chat assistant works where one is named.
Open a waitlist page
Tools, in order: any AI chat assistant → Systeme.io
- Ask a chat assistant for the waitlist headline, bullets and what joining gives.
- Build the page in Systeme.io and connect it to an email list.
- Join the waitlist yourself to test the confirmation email.
Recommended for this step: Systeme.io
Time: interest collects itself
The prompt for this process
Write a waitlist page for my new product. I will build it in Systeme.io with a confirmation email. Product: [what it is, who it is for] Launch date: [date or "to be announced"] What people get by joining: [e.g. first chance to order] Write a headline of at most 10 words, three bullet points, one sentence on what joining gives and a confirmation email under 60 words. No fake scarcity. Start with the headline.
Make a teaser clip from your product photo
Tools, in order: Higgsfield → PixVerse
- Run your product photo with one motion prompt in Higgsfield.
- Run the same photo and prompt in PixVerse.
- Keep the clip where the product looks most like the real one and label it as made with AI.
Recommended for this step: Higgsfield + PixVerse
Money: no studio for a teaser
The prompt for this process
Write motion prompts for a 10-second product teaser. I will run them in Higgsfield and PixVerse from my own product photo. Product: [colour, shape, material, label] Mood: [e.g. calm, fresh] Write 3 prompts of at most 30 words, each with one movement, one camera move and the light, each ending with: "The product keeps its exact colour, shape and label." No people, children or animals. Then write an on-screen label of at most 6 words saying the clip was made with AI. Start with prompt 1.
Prepare the product page
Tools, in order: any AI chat assistant → Shopify
- Ask a chat assistant for page copy from your real facts.
- Build the page in Shopify with real photos and keep it hidden until launch.
- Check every claim before the page goes live.
Recommended for this step: Shopify
Quality: the page is ready before the first email
The prompt for this process
Write the product page for my launch. I will build it in Shopify. Product facts I can prove: [material, size, use, care, delivery, returns] Usual doubts: [list or "unknown"] Write a short intro, the key facts, and answers to five usual doubts. Ask me for any fact you do not have instead of guessing. No health or performance claims I have not given you. Start with the intro.
Send three launch emails to the waitlist
Tools, in order: any AI chat assistant → Systeme.io
- Ask a chat assistant for three launch emails.
- Set them as an email sequence in Systeme.io for launch day and after.
- Send a test of each to yourself.
Recommended for this step: Systeme.io
Money: first sales from people who asked
The prompt for this process
Write three launch emails to my waitlist. They will go out from Systeme.io. Product and link: [product, LINK?] Launch date: [date] What waitlist members get: [e.g. first chance to order] Email 1: we are open. Email 2: a reminder with one useful detail. Email 3: a last note. Each under 90 words, one link, no fake stock numbers and no invented deadlines. Start with email 1.
Post the teaser and launch day posts
Tools, in order: any AI chat assistant → Blotato
- Ask a chat assistant for five launch posts around the teaser.
- Schedule the teaser and the posts in Blotato.
- Check that each post links to the waitlist or the product page.
Recommended for this step: Blotato
Time: launch week scheduled once
The prompt for this process
Write five launch posts for my new product. I will schedule them with the teaser clip in Blotato. Product: [what it is] Teaser: [describe the clip; it is labelled as made with AI] Waitlist or product link: [LINK?] Launch date: [date] For each post give the day, a caption of at most 50 words and the media to use. Use only true facts and say the teaser was made with AI. Start with post 1.
For this result we recommend these tools
This guide describes a result. These tools are one way to get there faster. Whether one pays for itself depends on your work, and we promise no result.
ToolSysteme.io
Automatic email sequences, with a simple sign-up page that starts them.
From $17 per month (Startup) (source, checked 2026-10-07)
Systeme.io runs sign-up pages and automatic email sequences from one account. In this guide it is used in “Open a waitlist page” and “Send three launch emails to the waitlist”. Coaches and course makers use it for newsletters, launches and simple courses, and the page, the list and the emails live in one place.
Free plan (source, checked 21 Oct 2026)
Higgsfield
An AI image and video generator with many models, effects and an ads studio.
From €19 per month (Starter, billed annually; 270 credits a month) (source, checked 2026-10-15)
Higgsfield is an AI image and video generator with ready camera moves and effect templates. In this guide it is used in “Make a teaser clip from your product photo”. Creators use it for ads, covers and short clips, and its motion presets can turn a still product photo into a moving shot.
From Sofia’s story: Sunday: Ema and Sofia make an autumn advert
ToolPixVerse
Turns a text prompt or a photo into a short video clip.
From $10 per month (Standard, monthly billing) (source, checked 2026-10-04)
PixVerse generates short AI videos from a text prompt or a start image. In this guide it is used in “Make a teaser clip from your product photo”. It is used for Reels, teasers and product moments, and it makes several versions quickly, so you keep only the best one.
From Sandra’s story: Sandra: the shop she started with AI
ToolShopify
E-commerce platform for an online store: products, payments, delivery and selling in person, with built-in AI tools.
From €24 per month billed yearly (Basic); €32 per month on monthly billing (source, checked 2026-10-07)
Shopify is an online store builder with checkout, payments and hosting in one place. In this guide it is used in “Prepare the product page”. Brands of every size run their stores on it; it stands out for its app store and a checkout buyers already know.
3-day free trial · €1/month for the first 3 months on most plans (source, checked 21 Oct 2026)
We recommend a specialised tool for each process rather than one tool that does everything. Tools that try to do everything rarely do any one job really well, because no single function gets perfected. It is the same in life, in business and in relationships: spread your attention over ten places and nothing gets done properly.
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