LeadpagesReviews of leadpages.com

Used them for 2 yrs but they seem dated now with all of the AI stuff. And other lander services doing more for less than Leadpages. Like Konvertrix. instead of using older style templates and editing myself these jokers at konvertrix make it for you. I think by combining AI and human, create cool page at lower cost than leadpages.

Platform works okay. I don't think there are enough designs or page templates. The customization is ok, but there's alot that it can not do (yet?). You can have 3 customized domains, but if you want more, the price triples in price. It's a wonderful platform if you only want a few designs and are limited in experience. But if you are a more robust/bigger company like mine, it's limited.

For the price point, their service does the job. However, there is little flexibility in the design of their lead pages and customizing the functions of their pre designed lead pages. This also includes the lead reporting function. I signed up for a training session with one of their agents and no one showed up on the call.

We are unable to change the email template that sends through the submitted application from our leadpage. It causes us difficulties as we are able to change the fields within the application on the page where we are asking for some very specific information but when it emails into our mailbox it is back to the standard field names. This causes us extra work and therefore means we are not 100% happy with the solution currently.

I'm torn between 3 and 4 stars. It is definately a better option than wordpress by far. Where I see it falling short is:1) building a platform based on a spreadsheet creates real limitations. I look at what I can build on Canva in terms of flexibility in page design and I wonder if can be done there, why not on LP; you can crop on the page! 2) Templates with perfect circles and squares are great, except no one explains and no one in tech support knew how the picture actually had to be cropped to get it to appear as a perfect circle/square. I actually had to solve the problem myself and sent screen shots and explaination to LP tech support. That you create a look and then don't tell people what needs to be done to get that look is very frustrating. 3) there is a TON of information and you can get lost in the weeds so fast. It would be helpful to have a training where you literally build a website page by page, so people can see how it's done rather than take a blog post here and there and try to graft it all together--and then have a manual that lays it out step by step. 4) Attract.io SUCKS. It is flat and boring and not at all engagable. Why partner with them, when you could partner with a platform like Canva???? 5) It would be great if you could create folders for your landing pages. The labels are fine, but it would be easier to organize campaigns if I could create folders. 6) Definately need a training on how to take your website pages to the next level. I have used some of the landing page templates from the fall converted series, and have use them on my website instead to get away from the horrid column row look. I have created split page images in Canva then upload as a background image. That creates a much different look. 7) although I have finally figured out images, it took me 8 months using blog posts and my own solutions - I don't quit but others would if they encountered what I encountered with your tech support around images. Telling someone to go to Pixlr and "crop it" without telling people what ratios it has to be cropped at to get a perfect circle and square instead of a squished circle and rectangle is not appropriate. What I do like is the Converted Series trainings. Amazing info and the templates are excellent (once I figured out how to upload the appropriate size image to get the same look that your LP templates show). Those series are 6 stars in my book. I like that I can change my site (literally rebuilt it 10 times by now) on my schedule and with no extra fees the way it would be to hire the work out. Also loved that when I was first starting out in June 2020, you folks offered to give feedback on my site and to have it go live briefly so people at LP could rate it. That was very helpful - thanks Bob. It would be great if there was a way to do a soft launch to a select few people so you could get feed back. You really just have to figure out a much better way to streamline all of the info you have to support customers. It really feels hit or miss and I find something, and then I have to dig to find it again. A manual that actually walks you through things rather than grafting together bits and pieces would be so much more helpful when you're starting out. You do the essentials training in the beginning--how about a transcript or a manual do go through all that. It's a pain having to dig for and then rewatch repeatedly a webinar to find the nugget you need. Thanks Cheryl

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Not having anyone to chat with over the holidays was pretty bad. You could of at least had a skeleton crew on.

In full disclaimer, I am new to Leadpages or anything related to online marketing. But here's why I am giving Leadpages a 3 star review: Pros: 1) Love the autosave feature! 2) I like the ability to customize colors of fonts by just typing the color code in 3) Plenty of nice fonts to choose from. I wish it was easy to put in custom fonts to keep consistent branding from across all my other platforms but for those that haven't picked brand assets yet, the variety of fonts here is more than enough. 4) Templates are helpful. More on this in the Cons. Cons: 1) No ability for in-house payment process or automatic emails unless you integrate with Stripe or Paypal or an email service like Aweber. 2) Integrating with other features is cumbersome and you run into limitations. 3) Wish I could upload custom fonts 4) If you want to set up multiple pages that make up a sequence of pages (for example, landing page that leads to order page that leads to confirmation page), there is no bundle for a template that you pick. So you either end up with pages that don't look cohesive or you create each page from scratch, without using any templates. 5) No ability for in-house video uploads. The videos have to uploaded elsewhere (Youtube, Vimeo, etc) and then embedded on the page. All of these combined make me wonder if ClickFunnels is worth trying.