AI landing pages and lead forms, with A/B tests | Baker

A landing page for every ad, in hours.

Baker builds fast landing pages and lead forms in your brand for every campaign, audience, city or country, and tests versions against each other. Pages that took weeks are ready the same day, and they go live when you approve them.

  • One page per ad

    A page for each campaign, audience, city or language, so the page says what the ad promised.

  • Forms that qualify

    Forms that ask what your sales team needs, one question at a time, and show where people drop.

  • A/B tests

    Two versions of a page, each shown to half the visitors, and a clear answer on which brings more leads.

  • Fast and on your domain

    Pages load instantly, sit on your own domain, and carry your tracking from the first visit.

Real pages, live for real clients. Point at one to scroll it.

  • Made for Food for Joe
    Made for Food for Joe
  • Made for Cubbo
    Made for Cubbo
  • Made for Trainingym
    Made for Trainingym
  • Made for honei
    Made for honei
  • Made for niba
    Made for niba
  • Made for Factorial
    Made for Factorial
  • Made for Barkibu
    Made for Barkibu
  • Made for Barkibu
    Made for Barkibu
  • Made for Product Hackers
    Made for Product Hackers

Two versions, one answer

Real A/B tests Baker set up: each version is shown to half the visitors, and Baker tells you which one brings more leads.

Version A Version A, Cubicup
Version B Version B, Cubicup
Made for Cubicup
Version A Version A, Fit & Delicious
Version B Version B, Fit & Delicious
Made for Fit & Delicious

Questions

Do I need a developer to publish a landing page?
No. Baker builds the page, connects the form and the tracking, and publishes it on your domain when you approve it.
How long does a new landing page take?
Usually the same day. Before Baker, teams told us they waited two to four weeks for a new page.
Can Baker run A/B tests on my pages?
Yes. Baker builds a second version, splits the visitors between them, and tells you when one clearly brings more leads. Starting a test waits for your approval like any other change.
Where do the leads from the forms go?
To your CRM or wherever your team works with them, such as HubSpot, a Google Sheet or an email, and every lead keeps the ad it came from.

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