Leadpages

Match the plan to the work

The current pricing table lists monthly prices of $29 Pro, $49 Business, $99 Grow and $199 Optimize. The new-plan support article states Grow is $948 per year ($79/month), Optimize $1,908 per year ($159/month), and Scale $3,828 per year ($319/month). The article describes three plans and omits Pro and Business, so confirm availability and annual pricing for your account.

The pricing page lists Pro with 25 pages and one custom domain with SSL. It lists Grow with four custom domains, and Optimize with six. Grow adds manual A/B testing; Optimize adds Smart Traffic and heatmaps. The vendor says there are no traffic caps on any plan. Confirm page, lead, user, domain, integration and AI-credit allowances for the exact plan and account before purchase.

Some vendor pages give conflicting plan details: a comparison page lists different Grow page and domain allowances from the pricing page. Treat the current checkout and written quote as the basis for the decision, and ask which builder and legacy terms apply.

The pricing table lists one team seat on Pro, Business and Grow, and three on Optimize. It lists 1,000 monthly lead enrichments on Grow and 2,500 on Optimize; these are enrichment allowances, not established limits on collected leads. The table does not establish a lead-collection cap, so ask for it in writing. It lists lead CSV export on Business and above, but not Pro.

The support article lists ten seats and ten domains for Scale. The integrations page gives Optimize 25 active integrations, while the pricing table and support article list ten. Obtain a written account-specific allowance before committing.

Connect leads and payments

Leadpages lists native CRM and email connections, webhooks and Zapier. Confirm integration limits, field mapping, consent, campaign parameters, retries and ownership. Send a synthetic submission all the way to your CRM and reconcile it with the page and ad reports.

Leadpages’ checkout page describes Stripe checkout and says Leadpages adds no transaction fee on top of Stripe processing. Confirm the eligible plan, currency, taxes, refund handling and Stripe’s current fees. Vendor descriptions of checkout features differ across pages, so demonstrate the exact payment flow before relying on it.

The ecommerce page says checkout is included only on plans supporting online sales and Stripe processing fees apply. A Leadpages comparison says there are no native checkout flows or order bumps, while its checkout product page describes a checkout widget and order bumps. Confirm the current builder, plan and payment flow with a live demonstration before purchase.

Plan portability and consent

Leadpages support describes CSV lead export and says its consent field does not appear in the CSV. Design a separate consent record and verify the integration’s field behavior. Exporting leads does not establish that page layouts, tests or analytics can be moved; request a representative migration and document DNS, redirects and SSL ownership.

How to compare the alternatives

Compare Unbounce and Instapage with the same campaign and traffic forecast. The Unbounce vs Instapage comparison covers those two tools in detail. See the forms, CRM and PPC guides for connected decisions.

Sources and scope

We read the linked vendor pricing and documentation on November 5, 2026. This is documentation-only research; we have not used the products, built pages, run experiments or tested integrations.

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