How to Use Leadpages: From Trial to Published Page

Before You Start

Have three things ready: the offer the page promotes, the email or CRM tool where leads should go, and the domain or subdomain you want to publish on. Knowing these saves time during the 7-day trial.

Step 1: Choose a Plan for Your Trial

Choose Grow if you need A/B testing for one business, Optimize if you want Smart Traffic and heatmaps, or Scale if several people or clients share the account.

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Step 2: Set Up Your Brand Kit

Leadpages' Brand Kit can extract your colors and styles from an existing website. Setting it up first means every new page starts on-brand instead of needing manual styling.

Step 3: Create a Page With AI or a Template

Describe the page you need in a prompt, such as the offer, the audience and the action you want visitors to take, and let AI page creation draft it. Alternatively, start from a template. Either way, rewrite the headline and offer copy in your own words; the draft is a starting point.

Keep the structure tight: a headline that states the outcome, a short explanation, proof you can genuinely support, and one clear call to action. Our guide on how to create a landing page covers each section.

Step 4: Connect Your Form to Your Email Tool

Connect the page's form to your email platform or CRM. Leadpages lists native integrations including Mailchimp, HubSpot and Salesforce, plus Zapier and webhooks. Remember that Grow allows five active integrations.

Step 5: Connect a Custom Domain

Add your domain or a subdomain such as go.yourbusiness.com. SSL is included. Test the page on the live domain on desktop and mobile before you send traffic.

Step 6: Publish and Add a Pop-Up

Publish the page, then submit a test entry to confirm leads arrive in your email tool. If you want to capture visitors elsewhere on your site, pop-ups are included from Grow.

Step 7: Run Your First A/B Test

Once traffic is steady, duplicate the page as a variant and change one meaningful element, such as the headline or the offer. On Optimize, Smart Traffic can route visitors automatically. Read A/B testing landing pages before you start.

Step 8: Decide Before the Trial Ends

By day 6 you should know whether the builder fits your workflow. Keep the plan that matches your needs, or cancel from account settings. Compare Leadpages alternatives if it is not the right fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Leadpages easy for beginners?

Ease of use is one of the most common points of praise in public Leadpages reviews. AI page creation from a prompt and ready-made templates reduce the work of building a first page.

Can I use my own domain with Leadpages?

Yes. Custom domains with free SSL are included on paid plans: four on Grow, six on Optimize and ten on Scale.

How do I collect emails with Leadpages?

Add a form to your page and connect it to your email platform through a native integration such as Mailchimp or HubSpot, through Zapier, or through a webhook.

When should I start an A/B test?

Start once the page is getting steady traffic. Test one meaningful change at a time, such as the headline or offer, and let the test run until each variant has enough visitors and conversions to compare.

Start Building With Leadpages

Review the plans, choose the one that fits your campaigns and check the current trial terms on the official site.

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Keep Reading

• Leadpages PricingPick the right plan before the trial ends
• A/B Testing Landing PagesPlan your first test
• How to Create a Landing PagePage structure and copy