Landing page builder for marketing agencies

Every section exposes spacing (compact, normal, roomy), most expose a background, images expose corner styles, and buttons carry their own style group — corners, size, full-width and an optional color override — plus a link and a click-tracking event. The design controls are granular enough to match a client's brand without dropping to code.

Because the styling lives on the sections themselves, a page stays consistent and on-brand as it grows, instead of accumulating one-off overrides that drift apart.

Upload real artwork for heroes, galleries, media sections and logos — aspect-preserved, embedded in the page — so the canvas shows the actual design, not greyboxes. The form section links a real form from your Forms tool and renders its fields, so the page's call-to-action is a working lead-capture, not a decorative placeholder.

It means a landing page built here is a complete, functional page: the imagery is real and the form is wired to the same forms you manage elsewhere in the console.

A page settings dialog handles the SEO that decides whether a page is found and shared — title, description, canonical, social image and a noindex toggle — alongside the analytics a paid campaign depends on: GA4, Google Tag Manager, a Google Ads conversion ID and label, and the Meta Pixel, with room for custom head and body code. The tracking snippet is generated for you from those IDs.

For an agency running paid traffic, that built-in measurement is the difference between a pretty page and a page you can actually optimize — conversions are attributable from the moment it goes live.

Save any section to a universal library and drop it into a page for any client, or duplicate a whole page into another subaccount as a starting point. The hero that converts for one client becomes a reusable building block instead of something rebuilt from scratch every time.

That reuse is where an agency's page-building speed compounds: the best work becomes the default starting point, so each new page begins ahead of the blank canvas.

Pages are organized by client and campaign theme, previewed at phone, tablet and desktop widths, and flipped between draft and published when they are ready. The whole lifecycle — build, preview, publish — lives in one place next to the copy, creative and forms the page is made of.

Switch the client and you see that account's pages; the builder is a per-client workspace, so a roster of clients' landing pages stays as organized as the rest of their marketing.