Everything you need to set up your coming soon page in minutes
Lion Under Construction shows a beautiful coming soon or maintenance page to your visitors while you (and any logged-in administrator) can still browse the real site normally.
Lion Under Construction ships with 30 templates total. The 3 free templates are available immediately after activation - no account or license required. The 27 Pro templates unlock instantly once you activate a license key.
| Free (3) | Pro (27) |
|---|---|
| LionWP, Developer, Minimal | Gradient, Dark, Neon, Corporate, Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Luxury, Candy |
| Arctic, Volcano, Lavender, Midnight, Citrus, Cyberpunk, Synthwave, Glassmorphism, Pastel Dream | |
| Terminal, Rose Gold, Emerald, Aurora, Coffee House, Deep Space, Monochrome, Tropical, Industrial |
Click any template thumbnail in the admin gallery to apply it instantly - the live preview panel updates as you go. Pro templates show a PRO badge and a lock icon until a license is activated. The Page Icon picker works the same way: 3 icons are free, the other 18 (21 total) require a Pro license.
Enable the countdown timer to build anticipation for your launch date. Set a target date and time in the settings panel - the countdown updates live in every template, down to the second.
Countdown Timer on or off independently of the rest of the page.Turn your coming soon page into a lead-capture tool. When enabled, visitors can subscribe with their email address to be notified at launch.
wp_mail() function. Most hosts do not deliver this reliably out of the box - an SMTP plugin (e.g. WP Mail SMTP, FluentSMTP, Post SMTP) must be installed and configured or subscriber confirmations and launch emails may silently fail to arrive. The plugin will show a warning in the Email Collection panel if no SMTP plugin is detected.A Lion Under Construction Pro license is a single €14.97 one-time payment - no subscription, no recurring fees, lifetime updates included.
Yes. Enable Admin Bypass Mode and any logged-in administrator will see the real site normally, while logged-out visitors see the coming soon page.
While enabled, search engines will see your coming soon page instead of your real content. We recommend only enabling it during active development, and disabling it as soon as your site is ready.
Yes - the coming soon page renders independently of your active theme, so it works identically regardless of which theme or page builder you use.
Yes. Choose the "LionWP" icon option to use an image logo, or contact support for guidance on swapping in your own custom logo image.
Your subscriber data stays in the database when you deactivate the plugin. It is only permanently deleted if you choose Delete from the Plugins screen (full uninstall).