Landingi

Landingi is a campaign tool that happens to publish pages. Four hundred templates cover the starting point, an assistant will draft one by conversation if you would rather describe it, and the drag-and-drop editor is where both end up. Around the page sit split testing, pop-ups, lead capture and a long list of integrations, with editable search settings throughout.

The pricing is metered in a way that matters more than the headline. The entry plan is $24 a month billed annually and carries ten active landing pages, one domain, a monthly credit allowance that page generation and image work draw down, and two thousand monthly visits. That last figure is low enough that a single campaign can pass it, and extra domains are five dollars each per month.

The catch sits at both ends. There is no free plan and the trial is capped at two hundred visits, so evaluating it properly means paying. At the other end there is no way out: the download offered for self-hosting is a reference stub rather than the page, and pages stay live only while the subscription does. Hosted pages also sit on a subdomain rather than the bare root.