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title: "SaaS Landing Page Example: CTA with Asana"
description: "Don’t overlook the CTA section. It’s the last call for page visitors to sign up (or continue to the next page)."
url: "https://landingrabbit.com/saas-landing-page-examples/asana-cta"
lang: "en"
---

# Asana: CTA

![A CTA element example on a SaaS landing page](https://d2txn9w4uujjus.cloudfront.net/images/019514e0-fe0a-7a1b-8ec6-a585eaf24e4d/1f13c968632f0ef3e25531bb26a656a5162127f6--960w.webp)

[See the full landing page](https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/j75krsez212fclhdsjnos/asana-full-page-resource-planning.png?rlkey=78hs363a6uz20wfal5a2mly96&dl=0)

## Why we chose this SaaS landing page example

The CTA section at the end of a [product page](https://landingrabbit.com/blog/saas-product-landing-page-examples) is often overlooked but a crucial element. It’s the last call for page visitors to sign up (or continue to the next page).

On Asana’s product pages, call-to-actions are tailored to the page content. Therefore, the CTA section on the resources planning page restates what you can do with Asana and why it matters.

## What’s Asana?

[Asana's resource planning solution](https://asana.com/uses/resource-planning) is built for team leaders and project managers who currently rely on spreadsheets or basic task management software but struggle with visibility into team capacity and workload distribution. Asana provides real-time resource tracking and workload balancing, with features like capacity planning, workload tracking, and AI-powered insights. This helps teams avoid burnout, improve how projects are staffed, and make the best use of their resources.