Landingi

What the product is

Landingi is a landing page platform for marketers, freelancers and agencies who launch campaign pages and keep testing them. The company describes itself as "an AI landing page operation system". You can build a page two ways: describe a campaign to Lunar, its AI page generator, or assemble it yourself in a classic drag-and-drop builder. Around the builder sit tools for testing, tracking, scaling and translating pages. The site is offered in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish and Portuguese, and the company's Help Center has English and Polish versions. It does not state where the company is based.

What you build and how

Two ways to build. Lunar is introduced as an AI landing page generator that "turns your brief into a complete, launch-ready page". Under the plan descriptions the company says you generate a landing page by chatting with Lunar, then customize the details in the built-in editor. The Classic Page Builder is the alternative, a drag-and-drop builder for pixel-perfect pages with total design control. The navigation lists an AI Landing Page tool, a Visual Builder and a Form Builder under the Build group, with 400+ templates beside them.

Templates. The company says there are 400+ fully editable templates, organized by industry: Finance, Software and Technology, Medicine and Pharmacy, Real estate, Ecommerce, Health and Beauty, Automotive and Education. The template page lists categories such as Education and Training and Advertising and Marketing, too. The company says it designs the templates in the same builder you use, so you can customize them as you like. Popups also get templates on that page.

Forms and integrations. The Form Builder captures data on the page. The integrations directory describes how each connection works: some are marked In-app, some connect through Zapier, and some are marked Compatible. Names on the directory include GetResponse, Campaign Monitor, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Benchmark Email, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Keap, Pipeline CRM, Nutshell, LiveSpace, Intercom, Make and Gmail. They sit in groups such as Email Marketing, CRM, and Callback and Chat. The Help Center also lists guides for integrations with QikChat, Drupal CMS and Microsoft Clarity, and for Cookie Management with Osano (GTM).

Testing and optimization. The Optimize group holds Solis, described as AI insights for page performance, A/B Testing, EventTracker, Smart Sections and Multi-Language Pages. The FAQ says you can run A/B/X tests, compare variants and combine test results with behavioral data from EventTracker and insights from Solis. EventTracker tracks clicks and uncovers intent. A Help Center guide explains tracking conversions and micro-conversions such as scroll depth, form starts and clicks on key elements, and walks you through setting up Meta Pixel, GA4 and EventTracker. Smart Sections syncs sections across every page.

Scaling. Programmatic Landing Pages use one template and structured data from CSV or API to generate targeted page variants at scale. The company also lists Orbit, labeled Soon, as MCP power for AI workflows. Multi-Language Pages cover complete landing page experiences across 35+ languages through automatic translation, including content, forms and SEO settings.

Publishing. The FAQ says you can publish on your own domain or subdomain, through WordPress, using Landingi infrastructure, or by embedding the page on your own server.

Teams. For larger teams the company points to account structures, subaccounts, user management, reusable components, audit logs, 2FA and enterprise-level campaign workflows.

What the company's site states

Plans and prices. Landingi lists four plans and says pricing starts at $24 per month when billed annually.

• Build is $24 per month. It covers up to 10 active landing pages, 2,000 monthly visits, one custom domain and 2,500 credits per month, and it includes the Lunar page generator, the classic builder, forms, integrations, AI Assistants, basic analytics and pre-designed sections.
• Optimize is $119 per month, described as for freelancers and professional marketers. It covers 100 active landing pages, 30,000 visits a month, 3 custom domains and 10,000 credits per month, with extra domains at $5 per month up to 6 extra.
• Scale starts at $229 per month. It includes Programmatic Landing Pages and 100,000 to 500,000 monthly visits, and you can buy extra domains at $5 per month, up to 89 extra.
• Enterprise starts at $1199 per month, for more than 1 million monthly visits and up to 100 custom domains. It adds advanced security options, tailored support, 60,000 credits a month, Lunar Skill.md, domain whitelisting and a dedicated account manager.

Annual billing includes 2 months free compared with monthly billing. The company adds that plan availability, traffic limits and final pricing can vary with the configuration you select.

Trial. There is a 14-day free trial with 1,000 credits for testing usage-based features, including Lunar. It currently carries a limit of 200 unique visits. The Optimize plan carries a "Try for 14 days" button as well.

Positioning. The company publishes comparison pages against Instapage, Swipe Pages, Unbounce, ClickFunnels and Leadpages. Its landing page guide frames launching as a cycle of generating, testing and refining pages, and mentions that teams can build without having their own website, because Landingi handles building and hosting.

Support. The Help Center groups guides under Getting started, with a platform walkthrough, an overview of the editor and an article on the trial, plus Integrations and Domains and publishing sections. Articles on invoices are listed too. The company also offers a free guide to tracking conversions and micro-conversions, and the site links a blog, free tools for marketers, case studies and a demo with the team.

Who it suits and who it does not

Landingi suits a marketer or agency running several campaigns who wants an AI starting point and a testing and tracking stack in the same account: Lunar for the first draft, A/B/X tests, EventTracker, then Solis. The Programmatic Landing Pages feature suits teams with a catalog or many locations that need one template filled from a spreadsheet or API. The multilingual option and the account structures help international and multi-client work. The entry plan covers up to 10 active pages and 2,000 monthly visits, so a team sending real traffic should compare it with Optimize, which lists 100 pages and 30,000 visits.

It is heavier than a solo founder needs for a single page, and the usage-based credits mean the AI features draw from a monthly allowance. The site does not describe code export or self-hosting, and it does not state a compliance certification, so ask the company if you need either. Orbit is still marked as coming soon.