Leadpages is a landing page software that helps to grow small businesses without tech headaches. Leadpages can be used with or without WordPress, on Leadpages' servers or on the user's own. Leadpages aims to eliminate the high cost of website developers and freelancers when creating a company's most important marketing web pages. Included in all plans: Unlimited landing pages, pop-ups, and alert bars for lead generation and sales Website builder for a…
$49
per month
unbounce
Score 8.0 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Unbounce is a landing page builder for marketers. Marketers can use the drag and drop platform to create customized, responsive landing pages for their marketing campaigns.
$49
per month
Pricing
Leadpages
unbounce
Editions & Modules
Standard
$49
per month
Pro
$99
per month
Advanced
$399
per month
Standard Annual
$444
per year
Pro Annual
$888
per year
Essential
$79/mo
75 landing pages, 8 popups & sticky bars
Premium
$159/mo
150 landing pages, 16 popups & sticky bars
Enterprise
$399+/mo
375+ landing pages, 40+ popups and sticky bars
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Leadpages
unbounce
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
Yes
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
Save 25% by choosing an annual plan (3 months free). Standard ($444), Pro ($888), Advanced (Call Us)
The prices listed above are based on paying for plans monthly. If you'd like to see annual prices or compare our plans further, please visit unbounce.com/pricing.
Leadpages is less expensive, has options for WordPress import and also has a better support team in place in my opinion. I actually use both Leadpages and Unbounce depending on the goal of the page -- for speed, Leadpages wins but for custom and the drag/drop builder, Unbounce …
We selected Leadpages over Unbounce because Unbounce had awful analytics options - it was incredibly difficult to measure ROI on that platform. The builders are roughly the same, from the perspective of using a WYSIWYG editor.
Leadpages' and Unbounce's landing pages are both built using drag-and-drop editors, are mobile friendly (responsive), and feature a reasonable suite of integrations - including Wordpress. Both offer plans that feature A/B testing. The deciding factor for us in choosing …
Unbounce is a great product, but if you're new to landing page builders and running lead generation campaigns in general, then I would recommend Leadpages due to the pricing and scalability (unlimited pages). You'll soon find out how important landing page design is, and how …
I believe each tool is good for their own purposes but Unbounce is the most versatile of them. Leadpages is ideal to get your feet wet and have a solid landing page to drive traffic for opt ins in exchange for a lead magnet. Landigi when I tried it was pretty clunky, it might …
Unbounce and Leadpages are very similar, I really don't have anything bad to say about either. I chose Unbounce over Leadpages because of the customized URL option. From a branding perspective, it looks stronger to have try.mycompany.com/myoffer than something like mycompany.Lea…
In terms of pure landing page generation, Unbounce is of very high quality. We went with Unbounce over Leadpages because we felt they had more features, and the software itself was easier to use. When we moved on from Unbounce, we switched all of our landing pages over to HubSpo…
Unbounce is much more expensive than options like Leadpages and Instapage, but the polish of the platform and functionality are lightyears ahead. The user interface is much more intuitive, the visual editor makes changing designs and layouts simple, and the form builder seems …
Unbounce is just easier to use than Leadpages and has overall better integrations. The cost is on par with each other... and really, it's just a matter of preference on which platform you use. HOWEVER, I do find that the Unbounce community to be MUCH better and much more …
Leadpages is focused mostly on collecting emails, but Unbounce is focused on lead generation of all kinds, and offers a much more robust landing page builder that gives you the ability to create landing pages for any kind of strategy, not just collecting emails. We selected …
Despite my review for unbounce being not the greatest review or score in the world, when stacked up against its two biggest competitors, I'd prefer Unbounce over Leadpages and Instapage. Leadpages drag and drop editor, integrations, and overall UI/UX is 10x worse than unbounce …
Unbounce seems more robust while also being easier to use than other similar landing page creators. The interface is Unbounce's main strength, allowing just about anyone to create a page in as little as thirty minutes.
ClickFunnels might be a slightly easier page builder to build within, but they have outages that are unpredictable and drove me crazy to try to work through when campaigns were running.
WordPress has a lot of great themes and page builders available, but they each require their …