Leadpages Reviews & Product Details

It is absolutely clean, beautiful and easy to use (if you are not working with WordPress). I like the drag and drop feature and how fast you can update your pages. I use it with WordPress but it took some time to get used to with that.

They've recently added a top bar feature so make announcements on any page and you can integrate the pages with 3rd party apps like MailChimp! Lead generation is simple and you can redirect users after signing up to any page you like.

The way you use their software is only limited by your creativity and imagination. I use it not only as a landing page but I host my entire site on it as well!

The software is not perfect. I use a separate messenger service called 'Intercom' that breaks whenever I click on a button generated by Leadpages - those two services are not compatible. I reached out to customer support but they had no solution for it. Also, the options you have to build your page is limited - for example, you can't include slides and the html widget is not perfect.

I am satisfied and would recommend it to anyone looking for a simple way to get a landing page, full website or a way to collect quality leads. As the name suggests, it is a great resource to build site pages, promote it in Facebook and other social media and collect quality leads while tracking analytics for each page.

It's easy for us to create beautiful web pages in moments and attracting more clients and visitors to our site using the targeting Facebook Ad feature.

It's a relatively easy tool to use. If you've used any sort of landing page tool before, you'll be able to navigate this one pretty quickly. There are quite a few templates to choose from, which is really nice. They have number of widgets which is also helpful.

The drag and drop feature is frustrating. I feel like it takes way longer than it should to drop the item where I want it to go. I also wish you could resize an image within the platform. That seems like a basic function that should be available. The reporting is very basic. No bells and whistles.

There are better options out there.

Overall, this is a great basic landing page builder. We use it for our resource center landing pages, along with our landing pages for Adwords campaigns.

I've used Leadpages since the earlier days and I have to say, I have NEVER had a bad experience. They are constantly updating and adding features, and best of all, the customer service is outstanding. I am on a pro-level subscription and have access to chat support. Every time I have reached out my expectations are exceeded. In fact, Leadpages support will often go out of their way to find answers for you based on how Leadpages interacts with other services - and in one instance, the support agent even helped with an integration in ActiveCampaign that they could have easily told me to just get in touch with them instead.

I love knowing that support is only a click away and that I never feel like I'm taking too much time or asking too many questions.

The tool itself is intuitive and easy to use.

I can't say there is anything in particular I dislike. I am thrilled and have always loved using it.

Definitely get the upgraded version if you like having the additional support. I imagine I've saved multiple days of time by using it!

ClickFunnels is a competitor and offers even more flexibility (I have used it also) but if you want a simpler solution with outstanding support - Leadpages comes out on top every single time.

Leadpages allows me to create quick web pages to capture leads, deliver content, share information -- it's so versatile and only your imagination limits the possibility.

I love that Leadpages has pre-built templates, making it really easy for me to make a high performing landing page quickly. AND I love that it allows me to customize it entirely as well, if I wish to. Whether I want to have full control or I'm comfortable leaving it in the hands of pros, Leadpages has it covered. Also adore how it easily integrates with every CRM that I've ever used.

Their old templates (pre-filled forms) were a little tough on the user if you wanted to have full control over the look and feel of your page (though it was great if you trusted their pre-designs).

Landing pages, opt-in opportunities (including boxes) all over my websites. I also use Leadpages to host private pages with videos and other links that are too heavy to natively host on my site.

I like the way lead forms and opt-in pages built on Leadpages look. They've got very sleek pre-designed templates. And also the editor allows you to customize the pages to look and do what you need them to. It's easy to make highly functional pages that match your brand. They offer a lot of integrations with all the other major tools you need to run an online business, including Infusionsoft and all the major autoresponders. And recently they added the ability to really easily make Facebook ads for each page.

I don't like that there is no way to create funnels with Leadpages. Every page is standalone, so it sometimes becomes difficult or confusing to make sure all the redirects are working the way they should be. Also, when adding the Facebook pixel to Leadpages, you need to do it to EVERY page EVERY time you want to track a conversion. This adds a lot of time to the process.

Leadpages is a great place to start. It has great templates and the editor is easy to use if you want to customize the templates to match your brand.

Leadpages makes it simple and fast to build opt-in pages and lead forms that look really good, and make it easy to capture lead information. They also make it easy to integrate with your CRM or autoresponder so you can continue to follow up with your leads once they have been introduced to your ecosystem.

Leadpages makes it easy to build professional looking landing pages without having to hire someone else or have coding skills. I particularly love the hundreds of templates they provide for you to help give you ideas and get you going faster.

If you use the standard subscription, you will only be able to communicate with them through email, which can take days. They make you upgrade to more expensive accounts before you have access to their support chat or their phone line. Also, the reporting capabilities for the landing pages are limited. You can get the information you need, but you might have to do some basic math to get it.

We are able to quickly get quality landing pages up and running that generate leads. Their Leadbox function has also been useful for getting different types of web forms up on our websites.

- Their landing page templates are well-designed and sorted by conversion %

- Intuitive drag & drop editor

- Responsive support

- All the form submissions are attached to the page. If you delete a landing page, all the data is lost. The support team will help restore the pages, but this seems like an easy fix -- just aggregate all the form submissions.

- Lack of integrations. Leadpages doesn't play nice with other softwares. In my opinion, the product isn't good enough to exist outside of Zapier.

- While the templates are well designed, this software doesn't give you enough freedom to edit them. The simplicity almost made it harder, because we'd have to find workarounds to get what we want.

-All contracts paid annually -- We outgrew Leadpages quickly. Now we have many months left on a subscription we aren't using. It's not a ton of money, but definitely impacted my perception of the company.

If you are brand new to landing pages, start on this software. If you plan to build a full marketing funnel, explore other options like Clickfunnels, as you'll quickly outgrow this feature set.

Leadpages is the first landing page software we ever used. We have a bare bones marketing department, and we needed a software that was simple enough for a non-marketer to learn and execute. That said, we quickly outgrew it.

I like the convenience of being able to create a landing page on the fly. Not being a web developer, Leadpages makes it (somewhat) simple for me to build a page and get it hosted on our site.

Where do I start? The drag and drop functionality requires pinpoint precision on your part. There's a steep learning curve when it comes to knowing the ins and outs of rows, columns, etc.

I build pages on a Mac, show them to Windows users and 99% of the time, there are these boxes that appear in random places within the content.

Furthermore, the font selection is fairly limited. If you've got brand guidelines with specific fonts and those fonts aren't available in Leadpages, then tough luck.

This is solely my opinion, but Leadpages is hardly as intuitive and easy-to-use as advertised. If you're not familiar with HTML or basic web development, it'll take you a while to get a deep understanding of Leadpages and all the capabilities it offers. They do offer a variety of pre-designed templates which might make things a little easier for you if you're not looking to get too specific.

With all that being said, it still is much more convenient to be able to build a Leadpage yourself instead of putting in a ticket with the development team and waiting for them to design a landing page. If you work in a fast-paced marketing department, the idea of this is nice. I just wish the execution was better.

The drag and drop feature allows for quick building and includes some functionality for personalizing the pages. I also like the market where you can purchase templates or even have one built.

Sometimes moving pieces can cause a bit of re configuring to get the layout the way you want it. I also have had issues with loading the HTML to my site and having it function properly, but in the end, it always gets worked out.

Use the trial offer to its fullest!

Easy to build landing pages that can be hosted on your site or directly through Leadpages. Using Leadpages and uploading it to our site has allowed us to capture the traffic that comes with hosting a landing page. I quickly "dump" the html on our site and save.

The new drag and drop email builder feature saves so much time. Great features like one-click signup help with better conversions. Easy to use because of onboarding support. I believe they are innovative and very supportive.

More variety of templates and examples of usages for each feature. A better way to organize your landing pages. The only for of organizing the pages are labels.

Leadpages is cheaper than clickfunnel but has most of the features that it offers. Easy to set up with tested templates.

Creating landing pages quickly. Being able to sell a digital product from your lead page.

I've been using Leadpages for years and there isn't an easier landing page builder, or anything with as beautiful designs. I especially like their new drag and drop interface which gives you complete control over your pages. I love their integrations, they work with most tools you would want. And I feel especially confident about their future as they kind of pioneered the whole landing page area. I feel like they do this so well by being focused on conversions and marketing goals but not falling into the 'spammy' trap and making sure users end up with great looking pages, designed with the future in mind.

I'd like to see some improvements to their builder, as sometimes with an extra long sales page, the builder slows down and is hard to build a page quickly. But that could also be to do with my computer. I would also love to see a new interface where you could more visually create funnels, or journeys and get a better feel for where people will be going.

Not the cheapest, not the most expensive, but in my mind the best choice available and worth every cent.

Making a professional website on a budget and driving leads!

The newish drag and drop page builder is leaps and bounds better than previous version. They've also improved the drag and drop significantly since it's release. They seemed to finally put more focus on the product itself vs. their content marketing push. It seemed for several years they were more interested in selling and marketing than actually making the product better.

Their integrations with other systems is still a little clunky but serviceable. Their analytics are unusable, totally inaccurate but I use other systems to track opens/clicks, etc. so it's not a deal brekaer

I run a lot of PPC campaigns and lead magnet campaigns. Leadpages allows me now to make really nice landing pages to capture the information I need to move them into my marketing automation sequence.

They still have the fastest servers in the world. So the one thing you'll never have to worry about is visitors bouncing due to load time.

Their target customer has moved away from the individual entrepreneur and more toward enterprises.

If you're an individual, I'd go with something that has a better page editor. Leadpages' editor is cumbersome to say the least. However, if you are an agency with more advanced needs, then Leadpages will probably be a good fit. A lot of features are reserved for the higher pricing tiers in comparison with their competitors.

It's always been most of all a way to grow my email list and host simple pages.

Ease of use and UX design is great. Lots of templates to choose from. I don't really need a designer to make a page - that's the best benefit of this product

Sometimes the integrations and technology behind it can have issues. There have been plenty of tickets I've sent in that help them discover bugs but I wish they would have found them before it's a problem.

Definitely look into these guys considering their price and how easy the product is to use. It's a great starting point for building landing pages that can last years.

Lead and demand generation

Lead pages has a clear objective - to help you create attractive landing pages and sales pages that optimize the conversion process.

I've used a number of page builders to put up web pages in the past, and some of them produce very attractive results, even if they're a little challenging to use at times. But how well are they actually working to convert visitors into verified leads, or tire-kickers into customers? The answer to those questions is often a mystery.

Not so with Leadpages. This is Software-As-A-Service done right. I get a huge variety of page templates to choose from (with new ones added all the time) and they're consistently well-designed and easy to modify for the specific pages that I'm trying to create. But their value goes well beyond mere attractiveness. Thanks to Leadpages, I can select page templates that are ranked on the basis of their past performance - if I start with a design that has ranked high in conversion during its previous appearances, I can be much more confident that I'll get good results when i use it for a page of my own. And thanks to the Leadpages ability to do split-testing with the pages I create, I can tweak and fine-tune what I'm putting online, based on real metrics.

While the Leadpages software is great, the real test of a SAAS company is the service that's provided. That's where Leadpages is truly over the top! I've been with this vendor for a little over two years, and throughout that time I've gotten friendly, speedy and constantly knowledgeable service every time I've requested it. And along the way, I've not only been delighted that Leadpages staffers actually know my name and my business - I now consider many of them trusted friends that I can rely on for encouragement as a try to move my business forward.

Needless to say, that kind of experience is extremely rare. It definitely puts me in the category of being a raving fan!

This is a company with a strong commitment to staying on the cutting edge. That inevitably means that some of the new features and services they roll out have a few minor bugs and glitches, which are typically inconveniences instead of disastrous flaws. But the folks at Leadpages are always quick to admit to the problems when they occur, and there's typically a resolution implemented in a reasonable amount of time. The only thing I really dislike is discovering some of these snags - that usually happens when I'm in a hurry to get something done, and that part of the experience doesn't leave me in a very good mood....

Be sure to give Leadpages a serious look if you are responsible for meeting revenue goals by putting up web pages that really convert.

Getting web pages online rapidly that really work to give me measurable conversion results. The ease of implementation has saved me countless hours, and the reliable integration with other marketing and production tools has amplified my overall effectiveness considerably!

Ease of use: I am able to create pages in a minimum amount of time, without going through our development team. For quick new feature updates and pages with minimal content/strong calls to action, it's perfect. I usually only use the drag & drop options for more flexibility, and a lot of what I build is able to be copied and used again for future pages.

We build a lot with integrated forms from Sharpspring.

Sometimes the tool is slow to react/finicky when I move around widgets.

It's a limited tool, but generally, there isn't much that I don't like.

Use a trial to better evaluate if it works for you; we paid in a year-block, so at this point we are committed to making sure that it fits our needs.

We needed an option for faster content creation without tying up developers for all of them. Additionally, we needed better ways provide strong calls to action and drive more *somewhat* qualified leads to our sales team.

I loved the training and support that Leadpages provides. As an Advanced Plan member, I get access to coaching calls, webinars, support tickets and live chats. These support channels are important to me because downtimes in landing pages can lead to lost revenue. I've had little to no downtime since I've used Leadpages. I also loved the ongoing progress of leadpages. They've started Center and recently acquired drip, which is an email marketing platform. I'm using both to automate and send segmented messages to customers.

The drag and drop builder took a long time to be implemented. That limited the type of landing pages I was able to create because customizations was not possible before.

If you want to create landing pages quickly that are highly converting, I recommend that you check out the Leadpages templates and check out the templates available from their marketplace as well. If you want full customizations you can do that with the Drag and Drop Builder. If you need some expert to handle Leadpages, look for Leadpages conversion certified individuals.

Generate more leads. Creating highly converting landing pages are critical in generating more leads for my online business.

Leadpages has a quick ramp time with their software. It's very easy to use.

Leadpages has a major issue that has led us to leaving their platform. Starting in October 2017, Google will mark webpages without HTTPs connection that contain a form as "Not Secure." Unfortunately, Leadpages does not support HTTPs when you deploy the landing pages to your own domain. We are leaving Leadpages because of this issue and the expected impact it will have on conversion rates and organic search rankings.

Find another provider that supports HTTPs

Quickly and easily deploying landing pages to capture leads.

It is pretty easy to use. Most of the features are intuitive and there is a lot that you can control if you want to, but creating a functional landing page is straightforward.

It is also great that most of the templates are designed by digital marketeers rather than software developers and in some cases you can see videos which describe the features of each template, which are great for learning.

I also love the ease with which you can put a landing page on a wordpress website.

There are certain things that need to be done in the right order, which are not always intuitive. For example, you cannot save a template that you have customised until you have done the integration with your CRM or ESP. It is good to have an error trap, before publishing, but it can be a bit annoying if you have spent ages getting a page just right and then cannot save it until you do something else.

Have a look at the blog before you make a decision. There is so much educational material that it becomes obvious why some other cheaper products are not up to the standard

For me the biggest benefit has been to learn some of the subtle intricacies of digital marketing. In my business, often the customer does not know that they want my product without educating. There are a variety of Leadpages that can be used to take the customer on that educational journey so that you do not have to sell so much as help the customer to buy.

I like the ease of use of LeadPages. Before LeadPages I would build these types of sales pages from scratch and it was really exhausting and time-consuming. This product has helped me save time and I can get the same message out in a matter of minutes instead of days.

I dislike that you don't get it all in your subscription. The subscription is already one price and then from most of the templates, you need to pay another price for them on top of your membership. Also, some of the new updates/templates makes it a bit less user-friendly. I understand how to use it but it was quite the learning curve because a lot was moved around. Sometimes it seems as if when I save a page, it doesn't actually save and I have to redo them. That can be a bit frustrating.

I personally believe this is one of the top software's for what it does. It integrates well with all of the other softwares, like Aweber and such. It's pretty easy. You will save a bit if you purchase a bigger subscription than just paying month to month.

I am solving lead capture. Plain and simple. Lead pages integrates well with my WordPress site and I can have all of them in one place.

I like the relatively easy page generation but it's not as easy as they say, it takes hours and hours to make a page that looks right.

Support is non-existent unless you pay. I have been trying for several months to submit a support ticket but the window will not scroll down enough for me to hit send. I tried 3 different browsers. I don't believe their reviews, I've had the service for a year and it's very glitchy & if you can't access support for months how can you work with this. I'm not illiterate but I'm no programmer. I am so upset that no one will help me. I called their main office dozens of times & no one ever called me back.

My problem is my leadbox that collects a customers info is saving the information for previous clients so that future clients can see it. This is a terrible violation of privacy. I have spent weeks on my leadpages & I don't want to throw that away by cancelling my service but I can't get any help to fix this glitch. 8 months later with 15+ tries I still haven't been contacted. Worst customer support ever on anything, I get better service at the DMV at least they answer the phone or if you wait 5 hours someone helps you.

Maybe if you purchase support you wouldn't have the problems

I can't use the service so it's not solving anything, just making me angry.

With Leadpages, it's super easy to set up a landing page, collect an email address, and deliver a lead magnet.

The drag and drop page builder is very good, but feels a bit rigid at times. Would like to have something along the lines of a funnel mapping capability.

We use leadpages to collect leads from ad traffic we generate by social media. We have been able to quicly deploy new pages and campaigns.

Leadpages is a great business tool for people who like to take action and for those who believe that those who learn the fastest have the most success. Leadpages allows us to create a landing page with a welcoming design, great headline, visual appeal, and email capture all within the span of minutes. We can test a value proposition, webinar header, or whether our audience will resonate with a service without having to go through the overhead of creating an entire website. We also love the AB split testing features, the awesome marketplace, and the extra features like leadlinks and leadboxes.

Before now, the most frustrating thing about Leadpages was the inability to properly edit the page. The Leadpages platform was incredibly restrictive about moving or adding elements to leadpages. Essentially we were stuck with changing colors, integrations, and words - but had no way of really editing a page the way we could on wordpress or any other platform. it's our understanding that as of Spring 2016 leadpages has now released a new version that allows for more extensive editing - awesome!

There are other alternatives to leadpages such as optimize press, click funnels, etc. Definitely give leadpages a try, as it was one of the first of its kind in the market and I'm impressed with how Clay and the team have continued to innovate in the space. The marketplace, leadboxes, and leaddigits have made a big difference in how we think about launching new products. It's also a key player in our webinar marketing strategies. If you're a novice or a seasoned marketer, leadpages could be a game changer for you the way it was for us.

*Quick, simple, beautiful landing pages made in minutes

*Testing services, products, and webinar value without big investment in time and money

*Learning how to lean startup our business

*Keeping things simple

*using other people's beautiful design templates (from the marketplace)

Nothing they just keep charging you without single invoice sent via email or never ever contact you until your card expired they will just charge you.

They charge you in name of free trial they offered.

1. They offered free trial and catch my card details. They kept it auto charge and never even sent any invoice copy via email.

As they thought that if they ever send me any such email then I may cancel it right away I never used and have paid them 3-4 renewals. One day I noticed suspected charges in card statement and it was this company.

2.. They never send you invoice copy so give them card once and forget they will keep charging.

3. They never notify you on auto debit like other companies the only thing matters for them is your card to charge.

4. They never sends payment receipt.

5. Being a consumer its my legal right to be notified timely from your end like other companies do whoever charges monthly to card and I have my right to also get the email receipt of the payments auto debited to my card. Both are not followed by you.

6. Even VISA in their docs clearly says "As a best practice, routinely notify cardholders of regular recurring transactions charged to their Visa account at least ten days in advance. "

The same is not followed. So they are even not following VISA Guidelines with auto debit.

Wrongful business practices - Unethical business procedures..

The fact that we can customize the design each time we use it is so great!

It is limited in the design that you can do but there are ways around that which are greatly appreciated. If you are creative you can make it work.

It is a great tool for us since we host a ton of webinars. It allows us to track where people are coming from (different media sources such as email, FB, etc.). That is great for generating more marketing strategies in our business.

We use this platform for webinar sign up pages (including thank you page) and it's great on tracking where people are coming from when they sign up.

LeadPages saves me so much time because I don't have to create the design myself. I just plug in the information, and it creates a beautiful looking page. I love the ease of adding header tracking data (which I wouldn't know how to do otherwise) and the easy conversion rate data.

I do wish that LeadPages were more customizable. The main thing that I miss is being able to add a timer. This is such an essential piece to almost any kind of sales landing page. I went through over 20 pages to find the perfect one to meet the criteria that I was looking for, and the one that I liked the best had everything except the timer. Because the product is an evergreen product with just a one week sale, I figured that it wasn't worth it to make a completely new page just for the one-week promotion. But I know that part of the deal with LeadPages is the pre-made templates instead of creating something from scratch.

If you don't have time to create your own landing pages or you don't know how to code a site to look like a professional landing page, LeadPages is a great option. I haven't found anything else that fits with my site and makes it easy to quickly create professional looking pages.

LeadPages is helping me to give away my free opt-in e-book and to host my sales pages to bring in more customers. I've been able to tangibly see the conversion rates to test different headlines for better conversions.

Honestly, the only thing I liked about leadpages was the clean look of thr templates. There wasn't much else I liked and that's why I ended up switching.

I disliked the customer service. You had to have a higher paying account to get access to phone calls. Going back and forth over email was so frustrating to me and it really got me fed up. I had linking issues multiple times as well.

I was using Leadpages as my source for creating all leadpages and sales funnels until I decided to cancel my account.

It's easy to set up a new page, and there are a good number of built-in templates to get you started. Great for inspiration.

Some of the templates can be tricky to customise - there are a few workarounds to help, but you should expect to do a bit of work to get them looking how you'd like. Fortunately, the support is excellent, and there's a great online community.

If you're looking for a way to create landing pages, Leadpages is an excellent choice.

Leadpages has helped us create a whole suite of landing pages, together with pop-up boxes to claim offers. It integrates with MailChimp and ActiveCampaign, which makes the process simple.

It's a drag and drop ssystem that is very easy to navigate around for the most part. The pages look very beautiful -- like a professional did them for you. They don't take that much time to build out and the plugin for Wordpress makes it super easy to get a page done that integrates with your website. I also love that you can copy whole pages because that really does save a lot of time. You can choose colors down to the hexcode so you can really make sure every page you make fits your website or whatever it is you are marketing.

I think that Leadpages now lets you customize some of the templates but I wish it was all fully customizable. I also think that some templates can be tougher to update than others so some pages can take longer to complete.

I would definitely try it out. It's a very non-techy way to get your sales pages done. I also like that they have templates for creating webinar registration pages, thank you page, and more.

One of the reasons why I got Leadpages was that it was fairly easy to set up a page fast. I also liked that it tells you which of the templates converts best which is something other softwares like this just don't share. Many well-known marketers use it so I feel good knowing I am using a tool that the pros use.

Simple to get started, I was able to quickly evaluate if it would be a good fit for me.

Design functionality and ease of use is inferior to products like wix.com.

Signed up for a 14-day free trial, forgot to cancel my membership, at which time they billed me for the annual amount even though I never selected annual payment. Emailed them asking to deactivate my account and refund purchase 2 days after realizing the I never canceled my account. Let them know that it would be ok to charge our card for 1 month since I did forget to cancel. They 100% refuse to refund the purchase and as a consumer and someone who basically evaluates marketing technology for a living I am appalled by how I have been treated. I would never purchase from a company that behaves like this and I recommend that you should not either. To top it all off, I found their product to be inferior to others.

Stay away from this company

needed the ability to build out a few test landing pages

I like how easy it is to set up a sales or landing page. The templates are easy to use and the drag and drop builder make it very user friendly.

I'd like to make more full width content. Not always able to do so.

If you're looking for a quick and easy solution for creating sales and landing pages, then this is the way to go.

Leadpages makes it easy to capture leads, especially with opt-ins. It's really beneficial if I need to set up a quick campaign.

The best part is the vast array of options you have for creating effective and eye catching landing pages. It does not matter what you want to promote they have a page template to do it. There are so many options to promote your business, company, event or product. They also have ratings for best performing template based on need and activity. Plus you are able to integrate other services like survey monkey or other survey companies, newsletters, blogs, webinars etc.

It's very effective and easy to use with good support and webinars to show latest activities and integration.

It can be very overwhelming at first due to the large number of options and possibilities. it may take a while to get a hang of all the possibilities if doing it on your own and don't leverage the support function.

This is a very effective service and the options are awe inspiring but please use the training webinars and support services before you get to far in as there is so much you can do you want to make sure you are using it to its fullest potential.

This service allows me to promote events like webinars and conferences we are holding and product events too. We also use it for articles and white papers we are presenting and integrating it with surveys allows us to scale to meet the needs of our clients and customers.

I like that Leadpages is a drag-and-drop type of solution, with beautiful built templates to help you get started building landing pages.

If you are interested in customizing at a very detailed level, Leadpages is not the best solution. They are meant for people who want to stick to the templates they've already built.

Leadpages makes it really easy to build your landing page fast, even if you have little to no design experience and only very basic landing page copy experience. If you like to make micro-changes to your landing page, though, other systems are slightly better. With leadpages, you aren't going to have all the control you may want in a landing page building system.

Leadpages is easy to use, but more importantly, the templates they've created are made thoughtfully based on what works before for most people.

They have a ton of great templates to use for your landing pages. They are categorized into groups like for webinars or upsells. Leadboxes are also a great way to get leads on blog posts. Each leadbox can be configured to send out a different lead magnet without having to jump through hoops with your email provider.

As nice as the templates are, if you want to use their infrastructure for more custom landing pages you're out of luck. It's part of the balance between simplicity and customization.

This tool is great for companies that don't have a design or development team to build out custom landing pages for you. A small marketing team can really leverage LeadPages for all of their campaigns. The templates are ordered by conversion rate so you know they will work.

In particular their G+ hangout page is really great. If you want to run a webinar without paying for GoToWebinar. It has a chat window and you embed your hangout before the event. After the event you embed your youtube recording.

The ability to efficiently capture leads and integrate with Infusionsoft, it is very easy to use, easy to view the analytics, and fast.

The inability to use custom fonts, the inability to undo an action, and the design limitations.

We had been using our Infusionsoft landing pages and creating landing pages on our website. Using leadpages has increase optins exponentially.

Simple landing pages, easy pop up boxes, and WAY more effective lead capturing.

This is one of the best solutions for a quick and dirty solution for hosted forms + landing pages. Compared with GravityForms or another app that forces you to figure out how and where to store your form submission data, LeadPages handles it all. Go to the site, quickly create forms and landing pages and then embed them where you want them. It's fast and easy.

Another favorite feature: the template store is pretty killer. Not a designer? That's ok. Go pick a landing page design that someone else made, modify it and you're good to go. I like how you can sort available templates by conversion rate. That's pretty neat, too.

My only complaint, and this isn't really a complaint, is that you really need to know what you're doing to leverage its full potential. You have to have mapped out your customer's conversion path before you fire up leadpages or else you'll be in trial and error mode all day. The help and tutorials aren't going to teach you inbound marketing if you don't already know it.

Do your homework. You should have a solid understanding of what lead conversion is for before you begin with leadpages. After you watch some youtube videos, do their tutorial, and read some blogs on the internet and feel like you have a good content and conversion strategy for your business or company, then you'll be better able to use leadpages. It's fun and easy to play around with so the cost of making a mistake is pretty low.

I like this solution for companies who don't have a marketing automation system in place, and just need to set up lead capture quickly. You'll have to integrate the leads you get with your CRM or email management system, but if you just want to optimize a landing page and offer a video or content and get an email address, then this is probably one of the better ways of doing it. I foresee this as a good way for people to try inbound lead generation at a low pricepoint. If you do it well, you should plan to grow out of leadpages and into something like HubSpot.

I've been using Leadpages from the beginning! It is my go to platform to create quick landing pages for our business. I think that the conversion optimized design is my favorite features. I don't have to think about whether or not the landing page is going to convert - I know that it will! And the data I have shows that all of my leadpages pages out perform all of my other landing pages

I don't like some of the user experiences. For instance, I don't like that I have to walk away from the a module to input the tracking scripts - if my nest step is to configure the SEO settings. They need to have a back button so that I don't have to click through the setting menu again. Little things like this drive me crazy.

I would recommend them over all other competitors at this time. However, I think that Leadpages needs to watch out for the competition because I think their might be a better option in the future (like Clickfunnels), but for now Leadpages is killing it.

It helps speed up our marketing execution time.

I love the fact that I can design a landing page outside of Marketo. Marketo has hands down one of the worst interfaces I have every had to deal with. LeadPages allows me to have an easier time designing and laying out pages. They also have better designed layouts .

It doesn't really allow the best experience for marketing teams. We have the advanced subscription, but yet we can't have multiple accounts

It has solved a lot of headache we have had to deal with when using Marketo. it also allows us to use a customized URL which we are unable to do within Marketo.

The flexibility it can offer in creating various leadboxes and lead pages for all uses.

- The integrations fail, I've been speaking with their support but the answers they give me is "don't use the integrations"....well it's kind of weird when 50% of the product replies on creating automated funnels after a lead is captured. It's kind of the whole point, so if I have to skip that, then they lose 50% of the value the promise to deliver.

- The pages get locked and I can't do anything but to delete it (and it takes hours to recreate it). And there was notification of that, it just happened and I found it as I just wanted to update something myself.

- They suggest that we use their own email delivery system which isn't optimal as it's not as we want it to be, and it's branded with their colors and so on, so we are not in a beta product here, we are paying full price so if email delivery integrations are beta, then we should know about it...

Do the trial, setup the integration and then try to see what happens after 20-30 submissions.

It would be great if I could do what they suggest.