Zoho LandingPage for Page Builds, A/B Tests, and Lead Routing

It is Zoho's builder for single-purpose pages meant for a specific audience, such as people clicking an ad or reading a campaign email. Each page centers on one offer and one form. Submissions go to Zoho CRM or Campaigns, and the app includes hosting, custom domains, split testing, and per-page reporting.

Zoho Sites builds a complete website with navigation and many pages. LandingPage builds a standalone page with one goal and usually no menu, so visitors have nothing to click except the form. Many companies run both, and we help decide which fits each job.

We design and build the pages, set up forms and CRM routing, add tracking tags, publish on your domain, run split tests, and report conversions. Revisions are part of the subscription, so a new price or headline is a message to us. You approve the work and we carry it out.

It is included with Zoho One, so a company on that bundle does not buy it separately. If you pay individually for CRM, Campaigns, Desk, and similar apps, the bundle may cost less in total. We work out that comparison for you.

A WordPress landing page rests on your theme, a builder plugin, a forms plugin, and a connector to CRM. Any of them can fail independently. LandingPage holds the page, form, test, and CRM handoff in one Zoho system, so there are fewer places for a lead to disappear.

No. Without it, entries stay in LandingPage and can be sent to Campaigns or to an email address. With CRM, each lead arrives with an owner, a source, and campaign details, which is where most of the benefit appears. If CRM is already yours, we connect it during the build.

Yes, and we recommend it. A page on your domain or a marketing subdomain looks like part of the company and keeps analytics consistent. We handle the DNS changes, the SSL certificate, and any redirects, then confirm the page loads securely on desktop and mobile before ads point to it.

Someone who submits twice, or who is already in CRM, should not become a second record. We set matching rules on email address, decide whether a repeat updates the existing record or adds a note, and test with deliberate duplicates before launch.

We create a variant, change one element such as the headline, form length, or button wording, and divide visitors between the versions. The test runs until the traffic is enough to trust. A page with few visits will not give a dependable answer fast, and we say so instead of reporting a result built on a few dozen people.

A page built from one of your brand templates is typically live in two to three business days after we have the offer and copy direction. A first page, or one needing new design work, takes about a week. Edits to a running page are usually done within two business days.

Not when they are set up deliberately. Pages made for paid traffic generally should stay out of search results, and we apply that rule page by page. Pages meant to rank receive proper titles, descriptions, and clean addresses. Duplicate content and forgotten pages are the real risks, and both can be avoided.

Yes. We list what you have, rebuild the pages worth keeping in Zoho LandingPage, and redirect the old addresses so paid links and bookmarks continue to work. The original stays running until its replacement is proven.

You do. Everything sits in a Zoho subscription under your company name, never in an agency account, so leaving us means removing our access and nothing else. Work beyond the monthly hours, like a large migration or custom development, is quoted as a project at your plan's project discount.