Best landing pages tools

Best landing pages tools

Tools whose primary category is landing pages. These are the canonical ranked options. 3 listed.

1. 01
   Webflow

   Visual website builder with bundled CMS for design-led brands and content sites.

   • Free plan
   • Enterprise tier
   • 5 plans
   From

   Free

   Plans

   5
   Webflow profile Webflow alternatives
2. 02
   Unbounce

   Landing-page builder with built-in A/B testing and AI traffic optimization.

   • Enterprise tier
   • 5 plans
   From

   $22/mo

   Plans

   5
   Unbounce profile Unbounce alternatives
3. 03
   Leadpages

   Landing page builder with unlimited traffic on every tier and AI conversion routing.

   • 3 plans
   From

   $79/mo

   Plans

   3
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Also relevant

Tools whose primary category is something else, but which list landing pages as a secondary fit. They overlap on use case and are worth considering, especially if you have adjacent needs.

• Flodesk primarily email marketing

  Designer-focused email marketing with polished templates and a generous free tier.

  Free
• Kit primarily email marketing

  Email marketing built for creators.

  Free
• Mailchimp primarily email marketing

  The default email marketing platform for small businesses.

  Free
• MailerLite primarily email marketing

  Email marketing with a generous free tier and clean editor.

  Free

Common questions

What's the cheapest landing pages tool?

Webflow starts at Free, the lowest entry price among 7 landing pages tools we track. Pricing scales differently above the entry tier; check the full plan grid before buying.

How many landing pages tools have a free plan?

5 of 7: Webflow, Flodesk, Kit, Mailchimp, MailerLite. Free-tier limits vary, so the right pick depends on your contact count and send volume.

How is this list ranked?

Tools whose primary category is landing pages appear first, then adjacent tools that also serve this use case. Within each group, free-plan tools come first, then ascending entry price, then alphabetical. No editorial 'best' claims; rankings are derived from verified plan data.