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Build marketing and lead-capture pages with an AI-assisted builder — describe what you want, watch it appear, and publish to your own domain.

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What Are Landing Pages?

Landing pages are single web pages for campaigns, sign-ups, and lead capture. You build them by chatting with an AI builder rather than writing code, connect a form to a Smart List to collect leads, and publish to a platform URL or your own custom domain.

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Creating a Landing Page

  1. Select your company from the sidebar
  2. Click Landing Pages (under Inbound)
  3. Click Create New Landing Page
  4. Fill in the details:
    • Page Name — e.g., “Summer Campaign”
    • Description — optional
    • Brand Kit — optional; applies your saved logo, colors, and styles
    • Lead List — optional; choose (or create) the Smart List that captures form submissions
  5. Click Create to open the builder

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Building and Editing

The builder has three panels:
  • Chat (left) — describe changes in plain language: “Add a headline and a sign-up form,” “Make the buttons blue,” “Add a testimonials section.” The AI updates the page as you go.
  • Preview (center) — a live view of the page that updates with each change.
  • Settings (right) — edit the name, description, brand kit, lead list, and publish domain.
Click Save to keep your changes.

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Capturing Leads

If you attach a Lead List to a page, form submissions are saved as rows in that Smart List — ready for Sequences, Marketing Campaigns, or any list action. Add or change the lead list any time from the builder’s settings panel.

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Publishing

  1. In the builder, click Publish
  2. The page goes live and its status changes to Published
  3. Share the public URL, or connect a custom domain (below)
To take a page down, use Unpublish — it returns to draft without deleting your work. Republish whenever you’re ready.

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Custom Domains

You can publish to your own domain instead of the default URL:
  1. Open the Domains tab and click Add Domain
  2. Follow the DNS instructions and wait for the domain to show Verified
  3. In a page’s settings, choose that domain as the Publish Domain
  4. Publish — your page is now live on your own domain

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Tips

  • Start with the goal. Tell the builder what the page is for (“a webinar sign-up with name and email”) before fine-tuning the design.
  • Attach a lead list early so you never lose a submission while testing.
  • Preview on mobile. Check how the page looks at a narrow width before publishing.

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Next Steps