Is LeadPages Worth the Money?
Is LeadPages really worth the money? In 2019, there is a wealth of options for building landing pages, sales pages, lead boxes and more. There are options that allow you to create multi-step funnels and integrate with your payment processors.
So why should you go with LeadPages? In this mini-review I’m going to detail the pros and cons of using LeadPages for your website funnels.
Using Lead Pages From a Pinterest Perspective
As a Pinterest Strategist I am always looking for more ways to send people into your funnels. I want them to get on your list and buy your stuff that way you can continue to pay me to manage your Pinterest.
So let’s dive in!
LeadPages offers 3 pricing tiers billed annually, monthly or in 2 year increments. If you were to buy the standard plan (which is what I use) at $25/mo billed annually you would spend $300 per year.
Is it really worth $300 per year for the standard plan?
Features
Site Builder
Connect Your Domain
Unlimited Landing Pages
Unlimited Pop-ups
Unlimited Alert Bars
Unlimited Traffic & Leads
Free Hosting
200+ Free Templates (Mobile-Responsive)
40+ Standard Integrations
Facebook & Instagram Ad Builder
Tech Support (via Email)
Weekly Group Coaching
Pros
- Easy to use Templates
- Landing page creation time cut by 2/3 (for me)
- Lightening fast load times (no they aren’t just that in their marketing)
- Leadboxes convert email subscribers better than static boxes on pageNew alert bar allowed for me to stop using HelloBar which was an extra site plugin I didn’t need
- Evergreen time built in to create a sense of urgency
- Direct integration in ConvertKit (among many other email service providers)
- Drag and drop if you want to build custom templates
- Wealth of information in their knowledge base
Cons
- Page builder can be sluggish at times
- Split testing starts with Pro Account and above
- No built in payment processor
How LeadPages Works for Me
For me and the types of pages I’m creating LeadPages has been a no brainer. The popup leadboxes work for our site and allow us to convert more leads on page.
I have yet to run across the ability to edit a styled template to my liking. I have read a lot of reviews where they say that the styling options are limited. Really it’s up to your own imagination as long as you understand how to use the drag and drop features.
Really it’s up to your own imagination as long as you understand how to use the drag and drop features.
LeadPages is one of those expenses I started paying for before I ever had a solid income stream in my business. I wouldn’t recommend that for everyone but if you know you will make the money back and you’re ready to dive in then why not get started?
You can sign up for a free trial of LeadPages just to give it a go and if you don’t like it you’re not married to it.
Final Thoughts
I for one love LeadPages and will continue to build my pages there so they don’t bog my site speed down!
This landing page builder doesn’t require extensive knowledge on coding. It’s usable for an absolute beginner or advanced user.
Are you ready to try LeadPages?
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Heather Farris went to school for accounting and worked for years in banking and finance. After finding all of that entirely too boring she started her first blog in her basement in August of 2016. She has started 3 blogs in the marketing, motherhood and travel niches and used Pinterest to grow them all. She quickly became the go-to Pinterest strategist in her peer circles and has been implementing strategies, driving traffic and sales through organic and paid tactics for her clients. On this blog and her YouTube channel, as a renowned Pinterest marketing expert, she educates the public about clear and transparent marketing strategies to help them to grow on Pinterest and in other places online.
