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Landingi Reviews: 4.5/5 — Highly Rated
“Turn more traffic into revenue” – this is what’s at the heart of Landingi’s unique proposition as a landing page builder. A number of leading brands and businesses, marketers, and agencies rely on Landingi’s drag-and-drop solution to quickly create, launch, test, and optimize marketing landing pages. It boasts of more than 400 landing page templates for a range of industries – from real estate, education, e-commerce, healthcare, and SaSS just to name a few. All designs are focused on conversions, customizable to your brand, and responsive across all screen sizes. On top of landing page templates, Landingi also offers several modules for light boxes, pop-ups, and forms to convert traffic into leads and leads into sales. Seamless integrations with other marketing tools such as Google Analytics, HubSpot, and ActiveCampaign are also available.
| Capabilities |
API
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|---|---|
| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
Landingi Pros and Cons
- Landingi has a simple design process
- It’s very affordable even for smaller companies
- It has over 300 landing page templates available
- There are limited customization options
- Lower-tier plans have limited features
- It needs to make its landing pages more mobile-friendly
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The templates are nice and easy to customize. I love that the program remembers my brand colors. This program integrates with mailerlite which is a big plus for me.
I have to make adjustments for mobile usage. This can be problematic for new tech challenged users.
Landingi helps me help my clients who struggle to build out pages for their business! I love sharing tools with my facebook group which helps them grow.
Split testing built in is a killer and necessary option
I loved that it was drag and drop simple. I want the button here, it's here. On paper that's nice, but in actuality, structuring the page became a bit of a hassle. Essentially, I had to make MORE decisions in designing the page - sometimes creativity thrives with a few constraints (and expected page flow. Also, traffic limits.
Needing to create and test various pages on the fly.
The drag and drop editor is relatively easy to use. They have an active facebook group where you can ask questions and troubleshoot issues you are having.
You have to edit both desktop and mobile versions of the page. Some pages are not mobile friendly and can take a lot of work to get them to look right. Lack of high-quality templates is also an issue but they regularly add new templates.
Makes creating landing pages fast and relatively easy. You can also do split testing and can duplicate pages you have designed easily,
I bought it on an app sumo sale. Honestly I just need to try it out more. I use a competitor for my office, but I want to use this for my own funnels
It just seemed foreign to me at first. Some of the controls aren’t as intuitive as I’d likd
Quickly making Landing pages. It’s a little weird but it does work
There are some very nice Themes and customization is relatively smooth.
The need to edit separately for desktop vs mobile. You can get one looking great, switch the view, and the other looks terrible.
It currently utilizing due to desktop vs mobile disparity
I like landingi and haven't used it much but i think this is something that's really cool and i'm hoping to build my brand websites on landingi in the future
To be honest.. i haven't really used it much
Brand Pages
Landingi is fairly good at setting up SOMETHING quickly, meaning if you need just a page for email capture or whatever else, it can be created within minutes. With a little extra time, I think it can look pretty good. Also, customer support to get an SSL cert was great.
Landingi is not easy to fully customize and lacks full screen background images (as far as I can tell). It's not as simple or as pretty as other tools such as Squarespace or Wix. Additionally, it was initially confusing to me trying to setup an alternate landing page for my site; I created a separate landing page which was assigned a new link, and I could not link my old domain to it, even when I tried to deactivate the existing page.
I needed a simple website up (just to have something up) and was able to get a landing page with a simple form put together in just a few minutes. So far I'm not sure that there has been a big benefit, because I didn't really *need* a landing page, I just wanted *something* up temporarily.
