The domain path is real
We attached a real domain to a generated project, it got a certificate, and the page served over HTTPS. That was an actual run, not a diagram.
Marketing
Ship the landing page without waiting for a sprint
The campaign date is fixed. The page is not. Write what the page should say, get a working one back, attach your own domain, and change the headline yourself when it underperforms.
Out of the box336 designs
- designs to start from
- credits to start from one
- checks before publishing
- domain with a certificate
- average build we measured
- broken images or overflow
We have not built a marketing campaign on a real account yet. The seven we did build were shops, clinics, academies, and blogs.
The situation
The launch date is set. The page is in a queue.
A campaign page is small work that sits behind large work. So it waits, and when it finally lands the copy is already stale. Then the test you wanted to run — a different headline, a shorter form — turns into another ticket. The point here is that the page belongs to you: you write it, you change it, and the sign-ups land in a table you can read.
How it goes
Write it, wire the form, put it on your domain.
Three steps, and the third is the one that usually blocks a launch.
- Write the page
Headline, offer, proof, form. Say what each section should carry and the layout comes back arranged, not as boxes for you to fill.
- Let the form land somewhere
Sign-ups go into a table that belongs to your project. You can read them, export them, or show them on a screen you build next.
- Attach your own domain
Point your domain at the project and it gets a certificate. We did this end to end on a real domain, not in a mock.
Start from one of these
Three that cover most campaigns.
Each one has a live demo. Starting from one costs no credits.
- Event Launch
Date, programme, speakers, registration. For anything with a day attached to it.
- Webinar
Sign-up first, reminder second. A short page whose only job is to collect a seat.
- Marketing Dashboard
Where the sign-ups came from and what happened after. Build it once and stop rebuilding a spreadsheet.
All 336 have a running demo. Open one before you copy it.
Straight answers
What we measured, and what we did not.
This is the page where we have the least of our own data. We would rather say so.
Builds we did measure
Seven industries on a real account, all seven built, 221 to 616 seconds. None of them were marketing campaigns, so treat that range as a shape, not a promise.
No campaign was measured
We have not run a real campaign through this and counted conversions. Anyone claiming a lift number here would be making it up.
Analytics tools are not wired for you
There is no built-in switch for ad pixels or third-party analytics. You would be adding those the same way you add anything else.
Start
Put the next page up yourself.
Start from a finished design, change the words, attach the domain.