Leadpages Review

Lead pages is very user friendly. My favorite features are the drag and drop capabilities and the wide variety of CTA options they offer. I tend to be very picky on the design of my lead pages yet I was able to easily find a lead page that fit my needs (which is no easy feat!). I appreciate the ability to use with other WP plugins especially since I use Wordpress for my website. It is extremely integratabtle.

Lead pages themselves are not a problems, however I prefer all-in-one systems. My favorite is Kartra and they provide email marketing, affiliate marketing, leadpages and more all for a good price that keeps business operation simple. If leadpages has an option like this it would make it even more desirable.

Overall the price matches with the value of lead pages

Quick build no fuss, saving time when you just need a landing page

To get the $25 price you have to make a yearly payment or otherwise its $37 per month... really pointless as get-response allow you to build nice opt in pages and email auto-responder for less than half the price of leadpages. Plus on leadpages you cant really set up custom domains which is off putting to visitors

Currently poor should be around $9 to $10 per month Max

Super friendly to use. Very short learning curve. Everything is drag and drop. Huge repository of templates to play around with. A very smart and quick support team that sends across video walkthroughs of how to fix the errors you need help with. Loved the chat support. Setting up timed popups and exit intent popups was a breeze. As you create a landing page, their real-time conversion optimization percentage can give you pointers to improve.

Chat support unavailable for Standard plans and only email support included (still fast). Getting to understand the Wordpress plugin of Leadpages can take some time.

Loads of features for one single fee makes it a no brainer.

LeadPages is a great product. For the money, it's awesome. I've used LeadPages to spin up quick landing pages. The three I liked the best: 1) A countdown timer widget! Have you ever been to a website with a countdown timer prompting you to act fast save the date for an event? Leadpages has a feature that allows you to drag and drop a countdown timer on your page. 2) Progress bar widget: progress bars convert users. It’s a fact. So if you’re building a landing page with several pages in succession — like a signup flow — you should drop this widget in. 3) Checkout widget! This is my favorite feature in all of Leadpages. It’s a drag-and-drop widget that allows you to take payment. This is something neither Unbounce or Instapage has.

The editor is a little clunkier than competitors Instapage and Unbounce. LeadPages look a little less than professional. Whereas Instapage and Unbounce allow you to get pixel-perfect pages, I've found that LeadPage pages are a little less flexible/pretty.

It's incredible value for the money. They recently raised the price point for their lowest tier, but I know they've really been working on the product to improve the design of their landing pages.