landflow is a tool for making landing pages that collect leads. It is not a general website builder. It is not a shop. It is built around one job, and it is finished at that job rather than unfinished at ten.
Why landflow exists
Landing pages often sit between several tools. A designer makes the page. An ads platform sends the traffic. Analytics records the visits. A form plugin catches the submission. A spreadsheet, eventually, holds the lead. Each tool is reasonable on its own, and the seam between any two of them is where the attribution goes missing.
So landflow keeps the whole path in one place: the page, the form, the tracking and the inbox. When a lead arrives it already knows which campaign sent it, which page it filled in and how many visits it took — because nothing had to be stitched together after the fact.
What we decided not to build
There is exactly one conversion goal, so every section can be judged against it. There is exactly one form, so a second call to action competing with it is a bug rather than a preference. There is no blog engine, no shop, no membership area. A narrow product gets to have opinions.
The library
196 landing pages, drawn rather than generated: each has its own photographs, real sample copy, a working form, four colour schemes and a font pairing chosen for the face. Starting from one costs nothing, on every plan.
Done properly.