Swipe Pages

Swipe Pages is built for someone buying traffic. Pages are assembled in a drag-and-drop editor from a conversion-oriented template set, and at publish they are converted into AMP, which loads from a cache rather than from a server. You do not write anything differently to get that; the conversion happens on the way out.

Around it sits the rest of the advertising toolkit: split testing, dynamic text replacement so a page matches the search that produced the click, checkout with order bumps, and sub-accounts for agencies. Support is more generous than the price suggests, with live chat and email staffed by people plus a published phone number. The entry plan carries unlimited pages and funnels, with the meter on traffic instead.

The catch is that the meter is real and the entry price is not low. The cheapest plan is $29 a month billed annually with no tier below it, and the twenty thousand monthly visits it includes are charged for beyond that. The bare domain works but needs your name servers moved to a specific provider. Nothing on any page read establishes whether published pages carry the vendor's branding, which matters because the advertising platforms only approve pages on your own domain.