ScrollHaus Reviews

5 tacos for sure. Kudos to the Scrollhaus team for building something so cool. It's got a nice library of curated sites and the inspiration is totally worth it.

Not to mention they follow-up and offer courseware that aids your craft.

Thanks to Appsumo as well for featuring Scrollhaus.

I made my first website in 1995, so I am not exactly new to web design. I am now retired and have started my own little business, making websites and working with AI. Apparently, retirement does not mean sitting still 😂

I started using AI for website creation quite early on, initially just to help with code and things like that. For the last two years, all my code has been written with AI.

With how far AI has come, you can now create some quite impressive and advanced designs. Still, I had grown a bit tired of the usual, although proven, ways of designing and structuring pages. I found myself spending a considerable amount of time searching online for inspiration, occasionally finding something interesting to try.

Then Scrollhaus caught my eye...

Since I have made several websites for Danish bakeries, the incredible animated croissant header in Feuille was what really got me. It took me about two milliseconds to decide to buy Scrollhaus 😂

I copied the prompt and first tried it in another AI coding tool I have, one geared towards web design using React and Vite. That went horribly wrong. I then asked my AI agent to split the prompt into three parts, which produced a decent design, but nothing awe-inspiring.

Then I tried it with Codex, which is now my main tool, and it recreated the whole page. Then and there, I fell in love.

I was already working on a new website for another bakery, so I used that design as inspiration and brought in ideas from two other Scrollhaus builds. For those two, I did not copy any prompts. I looked at them, took inspiration from what I saw, and developed my own ideas from there.

And that is what makes Scrollhaus such an invaluable resource for me as a web designer. Seeing these designs in action gave me ideas I would probably never have arrived at by staring at an empty page and writing another prompt.

Highly recommended. Have a look at the pure awesomeness I ended up creating with inspiration from Scrollhaus:

[https://ai-pro.dk/noir/](https://ai-pro.dk/noir/)

It is still a presentation version, with the actual webshop functionality to follow.

Scrollhaus helped me break through the rather dogmatic limitations I had subconsciously set for myself. After all these years of making websites, that is quite something.

Thought I would give this a try and wow wow so easy to use with some great templates. Well worth picking up at this price

You can simply just drop in the prompts to your coding software

I build funnels and landing pages for coaches, course creators and local businesses, and I deploy a lot of them as standalone sites built with AI. My problem has never been getting a page built. It’s getting a page that doesn’t look like the same hero, three feature cards and gradient button everyone else is shipping. Clients notice, and “it looks AI-made” is the fastest way to lose trust on a sales page.

Scrollhaus fixes that before you write the first prompt. You scroll through live previews of real animated sites, check them on desktop and mobile, pick a direction, and copy a build brief written for your builder: Claude, Codex, Lovable, Bolt and others. The brief already covers layout, motion and build order, so the first output is close to the preview instead of being a rough guess I then spend an hour fixing.

The library is bigger than I expected. It has 280+ site directions plus effects, moving backgrounds, UI components and build prompts, and there’s a “Free to build” filter so you can test properly before paying. On the portable entries you get the original HTML, CSS and animation code, which is great when I need to drop a section into a custom build.

Two requests for the team:

Funnel-specific templates. Most of the library is brand and portfolio sites, which is great for inspiration. My bread and butter, though, is opt-in pages, webinar registrations, sales pages and thank-you pages. A “Funnels” category, with motion that supports conversion (scroll-revealed testimonials, animated pricing, sticky CTAs), would make this my default starting point for every client.
Builder platform exports. A lot of my clients live on GoHighLevel and Systeme. A version of the build brief that outputs a self-contained custom-code block those page builders can take would open Scrollhaus up to a huge group of funnel builders who aren’t working in a code editor.

Worth knowing before you buy: it’s not a site generator. You still need your own AI builder or code editor, and those credits aren’t included. Previews also use Scrollhaus-hosted media, so move the assets to your own storage before a client launch. Neither is a dealbreaker; it’s a direction library, and a good one.

At $89 lifetime, it’s an easy yes for anyone building client landing pages with AI who is tired of handing over pages that all look the same.

Omg its so cool, it integrates with MCP, you don't need to be the type of genius you should be to make sites like this. Bro just does it, then you use it. He even has a button that states, "having trouble with your first build hit us up" or something like that. Basically they want you to succeed and will personally help you. This should be front and center for web design. Even if you have 1 site, its worth the price. I do not hand out my tacos like chicklets. I only do so for free stuff and for great products. I got nothing free here :)