10 Top Landing page Software That Are Badass (& Get Results)

Still depending on designers for landing pages? Stop. Consider using Landing page software or landing page builders instead. Thank me later.

Landing pages are the moment of truth when it comes to conversions, to get some action, to generate leads, and to turn those casual visitors into customers who’ll remain with you for life.

How businesses feel about (and work with) landing pages is totally something else though. Apparently, the enthusiasm I feel for landing pages isn’t what most businesses feel.

For some businesses, landing pages are extra work. For others, it’s just one of those things you’d have to do make your sales funnels work. Only a few are “enthusiastic” and “passionate” about landing pages (and I get that).

Regardless of “feelings and opinions”, landing pages are absolutely essential for your marketing campaigns. As such, there’s no need to hire designers and developers for creating landing pages.

In fact, hiring web designers and developers for landing pages is completely absurd, thanks to the following landing page software available to you today. You should learn to bank on Drag-and-drop DIY Landing page builders.

Sure, thank me later.

Here are a few worthy landing page software you should consider:

Unbounce

Unbounce is one of the oldest and the best landing page software tools available in the market.

It’s one landing page builder that truly comes with a “drag-and-drop” builder which literally lets you grab an element like an image and drag it to absolutely any corner of your canvas.

Unbounce is constantly adding more features (such as horizontal forms, AMP-ready pages, force https, more fonts, Unsplash Integration, faster image processing, and much more).

At its heart, Unbounce has awesome A/B testing features and plenty of integrations. They also have other products built inside such as Pop-ups and alert bars that you can use for lead generation.

Unbounce now also has the Unbounce Smart Copy and Conversion Intelligence™ features to help you build and launch campaigns faster while getting even better conversions than before, thanks to the power of data and artificial intelligence.

Read more: The Unbounce Review

Leadpages

In addition to Unbounce, LeadPages is the only other landing page software or tool that we don’t hesitate recommending since we use it too. While Leadpages’s builder isn’t exactly as fluid as Unbounce, the Leadpages builder is the only landing page software that can get close to competing with Unbounce.

Leadpages comes with pop-ups (leadboxes), integrated Facebook Advertising, numerous integration options, and absolutely fantastic support in addition to access to other tools such as Drip and Convertkit

All that, plus the resources and learning available for you? That’s what I can call a complete package.

Note: Unbounce and Leadpages have great options for learning and deep resources for you to learn everything you need to about landing pages and the whole mile you have to walk with regards to paid ads, marketing automation, conversions, and more.

Read more: The Leadpages Review

Webflow

While Webflow was originally built as an awesome platform to build HTML/CSS websites, it’s quickly proving to be an alternative to WordPress itself.

Featuring a full-fledged CMS system, pagination, e-commerce, a flexible CSS grid layout, and the possibility of building websites without code, Webflow is a lot more than just a website builder.

Another use case for Webflow is the ability to create beautiful, responsive, and stunning landing pages. In fact, the folks at Webflow have a complete guide to building a landing page system that you can come to depend on.

If you are like me, you’d want to explore how Webflow connects with Zapier to allow you to expand the possibilities of the landing pages you’ll build with Webflow

Elementor Landing Pages

While Elementor started out as a complete DIY WordPress builder, it quickly grew into a behemoth of a tool that not only helps you create websites with WordPress but also help create landing pages.

With Elementor, you have the flexibility of creating landing pages as you normally create with Unbounce or Leadpages (complete with headers and footers left out and with fullscreen experiences that help you maximize conversions).

It’s not just landing pages that you can create with Elementor, of course. You can also create Pop-ups with Elementor’s Pop-up builder and Integrate with several other marketing tools (or your existing marketing stack).

Instapage

Instapage is another long-standing and population when it comes to landing page tools.
The focus is mostly on teams building landing pages together (with extensive features built for collaboration, review, and feedback).

Boasting of pre-built blocks (which can be used and reused again and again), collaboration, and decent drag-and-drop builder, Instapage is quite respected in this space and is used by several agencies.

Of course, Instapage also comes with everything you need with a DIY landing page builder such as flexibility when it comes to design, integrations, and A/B testing.

Wishpond

Wishpond is slightly different compared to the other landing pages mentioned above — it’s a landing page software that also tries to provide you with other lead generation elements and lead generation gateways.

For instances, you get Wishpond Pop-ups, gateways for giveaways, landing pages for referrals or contests.

While Wishpond does help you integrate with other tools you might use, the A/B testing feature is only available on premium plans.

I don’t like that since I’d like to see something as basic and important such as A/B testing should have been made available to every premium plan on Wishpond.

Landerapp

I’ve known that LanderApp existed for as long as I knew Leadpages existed. Somehow, LanderApp seems to have frozen in time.

I don’t see any new landing page templates for a long time now and I have no idea how the customer support, integration ecosystem, and the feature set are except that landing page builders like Leadpages and Unbounce beat LanderApp hands down in almost all departments.

Landingi

Landingi, compared to veterans on the block here, is rather and starts off with the clear advantage of knowing what works, what doesn’t, and where some other landing page tools semi-failed.

Landingi is certainly better than LanderApp. Landingi has better templates, is much more affordable, and is also the only landing page builder among all the others here with a White Label option.

Landingi also has workflow automation, A/B testing, smart lead inboxes, anti-spam features, and slick webhooks.

Convertri

Convertri is the new kid on the block and it knows what other landing page software lack.

So, it comes with other slick features such as a funnel builder, inline page editing, two-step opt-in, dynamic text replacement, layers, AMP-ready pages, upsells, checkout functionality like Leadpages does, and precise-element positioning.

I, however, have a feeling that it’s all marketing gobbledegook and when it’s time to handle thousands of customers eventually, customer support might just be lacking and not on par with Unbounce or Leadpages (both of which are long-term, upstanding, and well-run companies).

Landen

Landen is a brand new SaaS app that lets you create landing pages fast. In fact, when you use Landen, you don’t actually drag-and-drop like all the other landing page builders here on this list.

With Landen, you don’t even use templates. Instead, Landen works more like a landing page wizard. Launch the app, choose from a set of options (landing page style, fonts, colors, and layouts) and Landen will automatically create the page for you. You’d then be able to change or swap elements depending on what you are building the landing page for.

What is the landing page software you swear by, and why?