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Free React CTA Section Components

The call-to-action section is where hesitant visitors decide, and one size does not fit all decisions. This set gives you twelve distinct closes: a calendar-slot CTA for booking-driven businesses, a command-copy CTA for developer tools, a checklist close that summarises what they get, a quote request for services, a claim-your-handle pattern for products with usernames, split decisions for two-audience pages, and quieter inline and ticker variants for mid-page prompts. Match the CTA to the commitment you are asking for.

12 components · MIT licensed · installable with the shadcn CLI

Beam CTA preview

Beam CTA

Closing CTA where an ink rule draws itself across the page and a single accent pulse travels along it. One line, one accent, one action, reduced motion gets a static rule.

Calendar Slot CTA preview

Calendar Slot CTA

Book-a-time CTA offering three preformatted next-available slots as pills with a fallback link, calendar energy through callbacks alone, no scheduling dependency.

Checklist Close CTA preview

Checklist Close CTA

Closing CTA that qualifies before it converts, three 'you're ready if' checklist items tick in sequence before the button gets its turn. Qualification as persuasion.

Claim Handle CTA preview

Claim Handle CTA

Namespace-claim CTA, type a handle and the live mono URL preview assembles ahead of one accent claim button. React and Tailwind capture with real form semantics throughout.

Command Copy CTA preview

Command Copy CTA

Developer install CTA, package-manager tabs switch one mono command line with a copy-to-clipboard affordance and a quiet docs link. A React and Tailwind closer for dev tools.

Final Word CTA preview

Final Word CTA

End-of-page CTA built around one oversized short statement where a single word earns a drawn primary underline, closed out by dual buttons on a hairline baseline.

Inline Banner CTA preview

Inline Banner CTA

Mid-article inline CTA, a quiet hairline card with one sentence and an arrow-link, sized to the prose column. The anti-popup, placed where the reading happens.

Next Steps CTA preview

Next Steps CTA

Closing CTA that shows what happens after the click, a three-step runway with honest mono timing chips ahead of the ask. Trust-first React and Tailwind conversion section.

Quote Request CTA preview

Quote Request CTA

B2B quote-request band, email plus one context select, a response-time promise in mono, and a single accent submit. Two fields between a prospect and a number.

Split Decision CTA preview

Split Decision CTA

Two-path CTA section with mirrored panels, self-serve versus done-for-you, where hovering one path visibly weights the layout toward that decision.

Spotlight Form CTA preview

Spotlight Form CTA

Email-capture CTA where the field sits inside a spotlight card, a pointer-tracked mask glow warms the surface around the input, pulling every eye to the one action.

Ticker Bar CTA preview

Ticker Bar CTA

Slim full-width conversion bar built to sit mid-page, a single-line rotating proof ticker beside one button, separated by hairlines from surrounding sections.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose between the CTA variants?

Match the friction to the ask. High-commitment actions (book a call, request a quote) deserve full-width sections with proof elements; low-commitment ones (copy a command, join a waitlist) work as inline or banner CTAs. The demos note the intended context for each.

Can I A/B test different CTA components?

Yes, they share a common prop shape (heading, supporting line, action), so swapping variants behind a feature flag or experiment framework is a one-line change. Keep the copy constant and test the mechanism, or vice versa.

Do the CTAs include analytics tracking?

They expose onClick and onSubmit callbacks rather than baking in a vendor. Fire your PostHog, GA4, or Plausible events from the callback, the demos show the pattern.