Cyber Monday catalog template for a one-day, online-only sale
A 15-page Cyber Monday catalog in midnight navy and electric blue for online stores running a 24-hour sale. Timed drops, a deal of the day and scan-to-shop products keep shoppers coming back until midnight.
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All 15 designed pages
Covers, promotion and product-story pages built for this campaign. Use the ones you need; your product pages are added in the same style.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Cyber Monday template
The Cyber Monday catalog template borrows its look from a code editor at night: midnight navy pages, cool white text and an electric blue for prices, timers and section numbers. Chakra Petch headlines with squared-off letters sit over DM Sans text. The front cover reads like a program starting up, with a file name, a live status line and a glowing laptop keyboard, then a bold blue MONDAY and a minus-50 badge carrying the checkout code. Moody tech photos, many lit in blue or red neon, run through the pages.
Use it to turn a single online sales day into a schedule shoppers follow from midnight to midnight. Import products from Shopify or a CSV file and they arrive on dark product pages with deal price, compare-at price and a QR code under each item. Share the retail flipbook in emails and ads so shoppers check out in your Shopify store, and print a few pages as A5 inserts for parcels you ship in the weeks before.
Best for
- Online-only electronics and accessory stores running a 24-hour sale
- Shops that release deals in timed drops to bring visitors back
- Email and social campaigns that need one link to every deal
- Audio, desk setup and smart home ranges with spec-heavy products
- Parcel inserts that announce the sale to recent customers
Pages worth a closer look
Drop schedule for the day
Four slots run from midnight doorbusters through a 9:00 wearables restock and a 21:00 audio flash hour to a final hour before 23:59. Each slot carries its own tag, from 50% off down to a last call, so shoppers know when their category is cheapest and come back for it.
Deal of the day page
One product fills the page: its deal price, the original price, a Save $70 tag, four spec cells and a line telling shoppers to tap or scan to shop the deal, with the price locked at checkout. Use it for the offer you put in every email subject line.
Flash-hour promo with a stacking code
The promo page sells a single hour, 9 to 10 pm, with up to 50% off selected lines and an extra 10% on audio that stacks with deal prices. The code is set large in a dashed box, so it is easy to copy from a phone screen.
Welcome letter with three key numbers
"Logged in. Prices down." opens a short letter that explains the rules in two sentences: no codes on doorbusters, and prices held once an item is in the cart. Below it, 24 hours, 50% maximum discount and returns until January 31 answer the first questions shoppers ask.
What makes a Cyber Monday catalog work
Plan the day in drops
A 24-hour sale loses attention by mid-morning if every deal opens at midnight. Hold back one category for a set hour, publish the schedule on its own page and send a reminder before each drop. Evening slots often matter as much as midnight, because many people shop after work.
Put a time zone on every time
If you ship nationwide, a sale that runs from 00:01 to 23:59 means different hours in New York and Los Angeles. Write the time zone next to the start, each flash hour and the end. It saves a pile of support emails from shoppers who missed a deal by three hours.
Design for the phone in their hand
A large share of Cyber Monday shopping happens on phones, usually from an email or a social post. Keep product titles short, make the deal price the largest text on the page and use a 2×2 grid so photos stay big in the flipbook. Test the link on your own phone before sending.
Stretch returns past the holidays
Cyber Monday buyers are often shopping for gifts that will not be opened until late December. A returns window that runs to the end of January, plus gift receipts, removes a common reason to wait. Say so on the welcome page and in the small print, not only at checkout.
Add a comparison table
Tech shoppers hesitate between similar models. A table comparing type, noise cancelling, battery life and deal price across five products helps them decide in seconds, and some will choose the pricier model once they see what the extra money buys.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Cyber Monday in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
What pages does the Cyber Monday catalog template include?
Three covers (a launch-screen cover, a vertical band cover and a poster) and 12 campaign pages: welcome, audio divider, deal of the day, best sellers, flash-hour promo, how to shop, small print, contact, a framed blank page, back cover, timed drop schedule and an audio comparison table. Your products fill dark navy product pages in the same style.
Can I stretch the Cyber Monday template over a whole week?
Yes. Edit the dates on the covers, rewrite the drop schedule as a day-by-day plan and add pages for extra categories. Text, colors, fonts and photos are all editable, so the same look can carry Cyber Week or a December follow-up sale. Products imported from Shopify can be synced when prices change between drops.
When is Cyber Monday in 2026?
Cyber Monday 2026 is November 30, the Monday after US Thanksgiving and Black Friday. It started as the online counterpart to the in-store rush, and many stores now run it as a 24-hour event or extend it into Cyber Week. Have your catalog ready to share by Sunday evening so it is waiting in inboxes at midnight.
Should Cyber Monday deals differ from Black Friday deals?
It usually helps. People who bought on Friday need a reason to come back, so many stores keep a few categories or a flash hour exclusive to Monday and lean on online-only offers. Repeating Friday's deals can still catch late shoppers, but label clearly which offers are new so returning customers find them fast.
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