Leadpages still offers a free trial, but the public offer is now 7 days of full platform access. The 51-day workaround is no longer the offer Leadpages advertises. If you want to test Leadpages, start the official trial and judge whether A/B testing, Smart Traffic, heatmaps, and unlimited traffic justify the regular $99/mo starting price.
Leadpages may show launch pricing at $49/mo for Grow and $99/mo for Optimize during the first 3 months. Treat those as promotional prices. The regular CRO plans start at $99/mo after the trial, while simpler HTML Pub publishing plans start lower.
Current Leadpages Free Trial Terms
Leadpages now gives trial users 7 days of full platform access. The pricing page says a card is collected at checkout and billing starts on day 7 unless you cancel. Grow includes manual A/B testing. Optimize adds Smart Traffic and heatmaps. Every Leadpages plan keeps unlimited traffic.
- Trial length: 7 days.
- Access level: full access to the plan you choose during signup.
- Payment requirement: a card is required at checkout.
- Billing rule: cancel before day 7 if you do not want the first paid charge.
- Traffic limit: Leadpages advertises no traffic caps on its CRO plans.
What to Use Today
Use the Leadpages 7-day trial if you want to test the CRO layer, not just publish a simple page. Grow is the entry point for A/B testing. Optimize is the better test when you care about visitor routing, heatmaps, and personalization. HTML Pub is cheaper if publishing is the only job.
- Choose Grow if: you want landing pages, A/B testing, lead enrichment, forms, and unlimited traffic.
- Choose Optimize if: you want Smart Traffic, heatmaps, and personalization on top of Grow.
- Choose Scale if: you need the broader automated optimization loop for a larger team.
- Choose HTML Pub instead if: you only need to publish simple pages and do not need CRO tools yet.
How to Start the Leadpages 7-Day Trial
The signup path is shorter than the former 51-day workaround. Open the tracked Leadpages trial page, choose a plan, create the account, and cancel before day 7 if the tool is not worth paying for. Use the same email you want tied to future landing pages and domains.
Step 1: Open the Leadpages Trial Page
Use the Leadpages trial page so the account starts from the active signup path. The CTA lands on Leadpages.com through the tracked affiliate redirect.
Step 2: Choose the Plan You Want to Test
Pick the tier that matches the feature you actually need to test. Grow is enough for manual A/B testing. Optimize is the better pick if Smart Traffic and heatmaps matter.
Step 3: Create the Account
Enter your email, set the password, and keep the login tied to the business domain you plan to use. That keeps page ownership and billing cleaner later.
Step 4: Add Payment Details
Leadpages says it collects a card at checkout. Add the payment method only after you know which plan you are testing, because billing starts when the 7-day trial ends.
Step 5: Set the Day-7 Cancellation Reminder
Create the reminder before you start building pages. If Leadpages is not a fit, cancel from account settings before billing starts instead of waiting for a refund conversation.
How the 51-Day Flow Used to Work
The prior walkthrough combined three moving parts: a 14-day trial, a cancellation extension, and a refund window after billing. That sequence is useful as background, but it should not drive your buying decision. The public CTA now sends visitors into Leadpages' newer 7-day trial experience.
- The base trial used to run 14 days.
- A cancellation prompt could offer an extension to 30 days.
- A 7-day money-back window was then counted after the paid charge.
- One earlier test account showed 44 days after extending on the first day.
Leadpages Pricing After the Free Trial
Leadpages pricing now separates simple publishing from CRO plans. HTML Pub can cover lower-cost publishing needs, while Leadpages adds A/B testing, lead enrichment, Smart Traffic, heatmaps, and AI page creation. Treat the discounted first-three-month price as a promo, then judge the regular monthly cost. See the Leadpages pricing breakdown for more plan detail.
Plan | Promotional price visible today | Regular price stated by Leadpages | Use it for |
|---|---|---|---|
Grow | $49/mo for the first 3 months | $99/mo | Landing pages, A/B testing, lead enrichment, and unlimited traffic |
Optimize | $99/mo for the first 3 months | $199/mo | Smart Traffic, heatmaps, and personalization |
Scale | $399/mo | $399/mo | The fuller automated optimization loop for teams |
Can You Change Plans During the Trial?
Plan switching still matters during a short trial because each tier exposes different CRO depth. Grow is enough for manual A/B tests. Optimize is the point where Smart Traffic and heatmaps enter. Scale is for teams that need the full automated optimization loop.
If you start too low, you may not test the feature that made you consider Leadpages. If you start too high, you may confuse a premium feature with core page-building value. Match the plan to one measurable campaign.
How to Cancel Before the Trial Ends
A 7-day trial leaves little room for passive testing. Create one page, run one variant, connect one integration, and make the keep-or-cancel decision before billing starts. The pricing page says the card is charged on day 7, so set the cancellation reminder when you sign up.
- Go to account settings after signup.
- Open billing before day 7.
- Cancel if the page builder, tests, or integrations do not justify the paid plan.
- Export or copy anything you need before access changes.
How to Make the 7 Days Count
The best use of the trial is one campaign with a measurable goal. Build a page, publish it on your domain, connect your CRM or email platform, and check whether A/B testing and page analytics improve the path. Random template browsing will not prove much in 7 days.
- Start with one offer and one audience.
- Build one page from scratch so you feel the editor speed.
- Create one A/B test before judging the CRO promise.
- Connect your CRM, email platform, or webhook during the first session.
- Decide before day 7 whether the regular plan price makes sense.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free version of Leadpages?
No, the Leadpages CRO plans are paid after the trial. The public pricing page lists a 7-day trial for Leadpages plans. HTML Pub can publish simpler pages for less, but it does not include A/B testing, Smart Traffic, or heatmaps.
Is Leadpages worth it?
Yes, Leadpages is worth testing if you will use conversion tools. The regular paid plans start at $99/mo, with A/B testing included on Grow. If you only need a basic landing page, start with a lower-cost publishing plan instead.