Pricing
What Landingi costs a year
Four annual rates, a page cap and a visit cap on each, and the plan where server-side tests start.
Landingi's price is set by two limits. One is how many landing pages stay active. The other is how many visits those pages get in a month. The table below lists the annual rate for each tier. Compare the plans.
Build publishes. Optimize adds EventTracker and server-side testing. Scale adds programmatic pages and client subaccounts. Enterprise is the highest visit tier, with higher domain and user limits. Prices are in the table. The notes under it compare testing here with Unbounce, and the visit limit with Leadpages.
Landingi pricing, plan by plan
The monthly column shows what you pay each month on an annual plan. Yearly billing includes two months free.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build | $24 | 2 months free | 10 active pages and 2,000 visits a month. Publishing plan. |
| Optimize | $119 | 2 months free | 100 active pages, 30,000 visits, EventTracker and server-side A/B tests. |
| Scale | From $229 | 2 months free | 100,000 to 500,000 visits, programmatic pages and client subaccounts. |
| Enterprise | From $1,199 | 2 months free | 1 million visits and up, with higher domain and user limits. |
An extra custom domain is $5 a month, on top of the plan.
Unbounce's pricing page lists Experiment at $149 a month, or $112 a month on annual billing, with unlimited A/B tests and a 30,000-visitor tier. That is the testing plan people compare with Optimize. Our Unbounce plan grid has the rest of that ladder. Leadpages advertises unlimited traffic on all plans, so a spike does not push the account up a tier. Manual tests start on Grow, which Leadpages pricing spells out.
These rates are the ones on Landingi's pricing page.
When the allowance changes the plan
Stay on Build if your page count and your traffic both fit, and you do not need the server-side test. Move to Optimize if that test is the reason you are buying, even when your traffic would fit the lower tier. Scale is for programmatic pages and a login per client. Past that, Enterprise is a sales conversation.
Leadpages is the comparison for someone who will not accept a visit ceiling. Unbounce is the comparison for someone whose layout needs more control than Landingi gives.
What to use the trial for
The trial length and the visit cap are in the panel at the top of this page. Use that window to work on the desktop layout and the mobile layout. A G2 review says you have to adjust the mobile view manually, because the editor uses absolute positioning. Judging a real traffic load takes a paid plan. The trial cap is too low to stand in for one.
Is it worth the money?
A short read on whether the price is worth paying.
What works
- Filip K. on G2 describes the production win in plain words: smart sections let him reuse a pricing block across many pages and update it in one place. The plan comparison includes that shared block on Optimize, alongside testing, so one edit updates every page that uses it.
- EventTracker and server-side testing are listed on Optimize. Build is the publishing plan, with an active-page cap and a visit cap. A/B testing sits on a higher tier, and the same editor is on the tier below it.
- A template library and an AI page generator provide a starting point for the first draft. The homepage leads with that AI landing page builder. The shared block keeps the offer consistent once that draft becomes a set of URLs.
- Scale is the agency tier: programmatic landing pages, client subaccounts, and a higher visit allowance than Optimize. Buying a login for each client is different from buying one brand account.
- People comparing testing plans are usually comparing this with Unbounce Experiment. The price gap is in the plan table. A layout complaint from a PPC user on a trial is listed under the cons.
What to watch
- Active pages and monthly visits are both capped on every paid plan, at different levels. A page you leave published still counts toward the limit, and exceeding the monthly allowance requires an upgrade. The cap limits how much you can publish. The editor stays available.
- Designing the mobile layout requires a separate step. Filip K. writes that the mobile view often requires significant manual rebuilding, because the editor uses absolute positioning and does not reflow like a grid. You get that extra step because each desktop element is placed exactly.
- One PPC user, on a trial after an Unbounce price increase, calls the editor less customizable than Unbounce. That limit shows up when the page has to match a strict design. A simple campaign page is less likely to hit it.
- Landingi hosts campaign pages, pop-ups and tests. Payments go through a separate checkout tool. A pop-up can collect a lead, and a multi-page path can move the visitor along.
- Every plan's trial allows fewer visits than the cheapest paid tier. The trial period is long enough to build the page and the mobile layout. A live campaign needs the paid allowance.
Changelog
Pricing FAQ
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Does a traffic spike change the plan?
Is there a free Landingi plan?
What does an extra domain cost?
What we read
From Landingi
Other sources
5 discussions and reviews read for this page. Quotes are excerpts; open a link to read the original in context.
- [g2-mobile] Landingi reviews on G2
- [g2-sections] Landingi reviews on G2
- [capterra-smart] Landingi reviews on Capterra
- [reddit-ppc-positive] Best Landing Page Builder? Please help me!
- [reddit-ppc-mixed] Unbounce 121.54% price increase in 2024
Related reading
Compare the plans if you skipped the table. The verdict, the phone-layout complaint and the shared-block praise are in the Landingi review. If the visit limit is why you would leave, see Landingi alternatives.
What each funnel trial actually costs, including credit card requirements and the refund window.
Trial duration, card rules and refund windows for every tool we cover.
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