Top 10: Landing Page builders

2022. Komi, a landing page tool for content creators, raises $5M seed round



Komi, an innovative platform, has successfully secured a $5 million seed funding round. Komi offers a personalized website page builder tool specifically designed for influencers and celebrities. This tool enables them to create and customize their own landing pages, providing a centralized hub or "home on the internet" to promote their various projects. Whether they are content creators, musicians, athletes, or celebrities, Komi empowers these individuals to curate a unique landing page that showcases their latest podcast episodes, YouTube videos, music albums, merchandise releases, tour dates, meet-and-greet opportunities, and social media accounts. By leveraging Komi's intuitive interface and customization options, influencers and celebrities can effectively engage with their audience and establish a compelling online presence. The successful seed funding obtained by Komi demonstrates the market's recognition of the platform's value in supporting and enhancing the digital presence of creative talents and personalities.


2020. Unbounce raises $38.4M to build better landing pages with automation



The landing page optimization company, Unbounce, has successfully raised $38.4 million. Unbounce, established in 2009, was founded with the primary objective of assisting small and medium-sized businesses in effortlessly creating diverse landing pages. These landing pages serve as destinations for potential customers after engaging with their ad and marketing campaigns. Headquartered in Vancouver, the company currently boasts a team of 200 individuals and caters to esteemed clients such as Hootsuite, Zola, and World Vision. Unbounce proudly announced that it recently surpassed the milestone of facilitating over 1 billion conversions.

2018. Mailchimp partnered with Square to launch shoppable landing pages



Email newsletter service Mailchimp has announced a collaboration with Square, enabling its users to create landing pages integrated with e-commerce functionalities. These shoppable landing pages serve as an additional sales channel for businesses, facilitating the selling of limited-edition products and targeted promotions. While Mailchimp's landing pages have been available for some time, their primary purpose was to capture email addresses or direct users to a store. With this partnership, customers can now establish complete shopping experiences with built-in payment options directly on these pages. To simplify the process, Mailchimp provides a range of pre-designed templates and a user-friendly drag-and-drop builder. Square will apply a flat processing rate for transactions, while Mailchimp offers this service at no additional cost to its users.


2013. BPMonline CRM 7.1: website integration, interactive knowledge base



One week after Salesforce introduced its new platform Salesforce1, its rival BPMonline is launching the new version of its SaaS platform BPMonline CRM 7.1. Unlike Salesforce, BPMonline updates are not so cool but more straightforward and usefull for business. First, it allows to integrate CRM with your website. The users now can create their custom form and place it on a website’s landing page. Whenever the form is filled in and submitted the information from the form is transferred to the CRM system in the online mode and the process is automatically run to start working with a lead. The new interactive knowledge base now allows to "like" posts and share ideas and comments. To make the system easier, the navigation menu now can be customized for each employee. For example, you can hide Opportunities and ‘Invoices’ sections for the users from your marketing team. ***


2011. Google Sites now allows to create mobile landing pages



Google is introducing a new feature in Sites that enables users to create a free, simple mobile landing page. Similar to the templates available for Google Sites web pages, Sites for Mobile provides users with a selection of templates tailored to their specific needs. For instance, there are e-commerce templates for users who wish to create a mobile site for selling products using Google Checkout. Google also offers customized mobile templates for local businesses, restaurants, lead generation, and social purposes. These mobile sites allow businesses and users to integrate their Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, and other social media accounts. Additionally, users can include features such as phone numbers, directions to their business, coupons, menus, and more. Businesses will also have access to analytics to track the traffic to their mobile sites.