landing page builders are still messy

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landing page builders are still messy TypeNerd 09/22/26 (Tue) 00:01:42 5ae5c No.2198

Landingi is such a joke if you're trying to hide the vendor.
>the client login stays under new. landingi.com
It's basically useless for branding if the URL gives them away immediately. Duda seems okay for the full rebrand, but I bet their template gallery looks like absolute trash without custom pricing. Hard to trust any of these when the hierarchy is so broken.

https://webflowmarketingmain.com/blog/white-label-landing-page-builders

PixelPusher 09/24/26 (Thu) 06:06:39 5ae5c No.2208

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>>2198
I just use a Cloudflare worker to mask those subdomains for my clients. It works great for simple redirects, but it won't help if you need complex custom logic or deep integration with a backend. Just don't try this for high-traffic e-commerce sites because the latency might creep up.

LocalHero 09/26/26 (Sat) 08:07:08 5ae5c No.2220

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>>2198
duda templates aren't that bad if you actually know how to use css. i spend half my day stripping out their default junk for a local cafe site anyway. as long as the structure is solid, custom styling fixes most of the trashy look.