Landing page builders

Cliux vs Leadpages

Pick Cliux if you want a freeform canvas, eleven built-in apps and an agency console at a flat price per site or per agency. Pick Leadpages if you want a conversion platform with unlimited traffic, A/B testing and Smart Traffic routing, AI page generation and several custom domains per account.

In Leadpages’s own words: “AI Landing Page Builder: Get smarter with every visitor.

Side by side

What each product offers

Every figure in the right-hand column links to the page it was read on and the day it was read. Cliux figures are read from the product's own catalogue.

FeatureCliuxLeadpages
Lowest paid plan$9 a month per published site, or $90 a year; building and previewing is freeHTML Pub Starter: $10 per month (US list price; the page is geo-priced) billed monthly (US list)[1]
Free planFree to build and preview with a password-protected share link. A personal site is free to build and preview; publishing it is $9 a month. An agency's Starter plan is free and publishes 2 client sites; Agency and Scale add sites and seats.No free publishing plan; the free HTML Pub tier builds and previews 5 pages but publishes nothing[1]
Fees on your sales0% platform commission on any sale; payments go to your own Stripe account and Stripe's processing fee applies0% Leadpages fee on sales; standard Stripe fees apply[2]
Editor modelFreeform canvas: drag anything anywhere, pixel placement, with a separately tunable phone layoutA drag-to-rearrange editor with layout presets and design tokens[3]
Sites per planPersonal: as many sites as you publish, $9 a month each; Starter: free, 2 client sites and 2 seats; Agency $49 a month for 15 client sites and 10 seats; Scale $99 a month for unlimited client sites and unlimited seats1 site on HTML Pub Starter and Pro, 2 on Business; 4 on Grow, 6 on Optimize, 10 on Scale[4]
Team seats and client accessAgency console: owners and admins reach every client site; a site role reaches only the sites it is granted; custom roles with 8 permission keysTeam seats: none on Grow, 3 on Optimize, 10 on Scale; workspaces on Scale only[4]
Selling onlineOnline Store: physical and digital products, card or bank transfer, shipping zones, stock, discount codes; no product variantsEmbedded Stripe checkout for one-time payments, subscriptions and digital goods on plans that support online sales[2]
BlogBlog with categories, tags, authors, comments and schedulingBuilt-in blog: 3 on Grow, 5 on Optimize, 10 on Scale; 1 on HTML Pub Pro[5]
FormsForms with a submissions inbox, spam filtering, email alerts and webhooksForms, a Lead Inbox and a visual form editor on every plan[3]
Custom codePage code panel in the editor: your own JavaScript, addressing elements by name, in a sandbox; no server-side codeCustom HTML, CSS and JavaScript on any page[3]
Custom domainConnect a domain you already own: two DNS records (@ and www) pointing at Cliux, certificate issued for you; every site also keeps a Cliux addressOn every paid plan: 1 on HTML Pub Starter and Pro, 4 on Grow, 6 on Optimize, 10 on Scale[6]
AI site generationNoneYes: prompt-to-page and whole sites, metered by AI credits, on every plan[3]
Starting points11 design themes x 8 site types, then change anythingMore than 200 templates (the FAQ page says more than 250)[7]
Code exportNoneHTML export on the HTML Pub tier; not found on official pages for the Leadpages editor[1]
SupportEmailLive chat and email on all plans; priority email on Optimize, a dedicated CSM on Scale[4]
Pages per planOne-click publish with version history and rollback; up to 200 pages per site5, 5, 25 and 50 on the HTML Pub tiers; unlimited on Grow, Optimize and Scale[4]
Visitor caps and overagesHosted by Cliux on a Cliux subdomain; no published uptime figureUnlimited traffic on every plan, no overage fees[4]
Client sub-accountsAgency console: owners and admins reach every client site; a site role reaches only the sites it is granted; custom roles with 8 permission keysnot found on official pages as a plan feature; sites, brand kits and workspaces on Scale separate client work[8]
A/B testingNoneManual A/B testing from Grow (2 variants; 4 on Optimize and Scale); Smart Traffic AI routing from Optimize[4]

Where they lead

Where Leadpages is stronger

  • Unlimited traffic with no overage fees on every plan[4]

  • Conversion tooling in the builder: A/B testing and dynamic text replacement from the entry plan, Smart Traffic and heatmaps above it[4]

  • AI page and site generation from a prompt, with brand kit extraction and an MCP server on every plan[9]

  • Several custom domains per account with automated DNS setup[6]

  • Built-in visitor and IP enrichment on Leadpages plans[9]

Where we differ

Where Cliux is different

  • Freeform canvas: drag anything anywhere, pixel placement, with a separately tunable phone layout

  • 11 built-in apps on every published site, no per-tier ladder: Blog, Online Store, Bookings, Events, Restaurant, Community, Donations, Members Area, Paid Subscriptions, Forms, Smart Chat

  • Starter: free, 2 client sites and 2 seats; Agency $49 a month for 15 client sites and 10 seats; Scale $99 a month for unlimited client sites and unlimited seats

  • Agency console: owners and admins reach every client site; a site role reaches only the sites it is granted; custom roles with 8 permission keys

  • 0% platform commission on any sale; payments go to your own Stripe account and Stripe's processing fee applies

  • Proposals, contracts and invoices in the agency console, paid into your own Stripe account

Moving over

How a move from Leadpages works

There is no import tool. This is what a switch involves, step by step.

  1. There is no import tool. Open the Leadpages page beside a new Cliux site and rebuild each page on the canvas; the forms become Cliux forms with their own inbox, and any Stripe checkout becomes a product in the Cliux store.

  2. Publish on your free Cliux address, share the password-protected preview with whoever signs off, and keep the old page live until you are happy.

  3. Point your own domain at Cliux: two DNS records, and the certificate is issued for you; the Cliux address keeps working beside it.

Frequently asked questions

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Neither: Cliux takes 0% and Leadpages states 0% on top of Stripe's fees. Stripe's processing fee applies on both.

A personal site is free to build and preview; publishing it is $9 a month. An agency's Starter plan is free and publishes 2 client sites; Agency and Scale add sites and seats. Leadpages has no free publishing plan either; its free HTML Pub tier builds and previews 5 pages.

No to both. Leadpages includes manual A/B testing from Grow and AI traffic routing from Optimize.

Cliux: drag anything anywhere and it stays put, with a derived phone layout. Leadpages describes drag-to-rearrange layouts with presets and design tokens.

Cliux Personal publishes one site for a monthly price; the agency plans cover a bucket of client sites. Leadpages Grow starts at $99 a month at US list price, with lower geo-priced figures in some regions.

Get started

Build it on the canvas, then decide.

Building and previewing costs nothing. Publishing with your own domain is $9 a month on a personal site, and the agency Starter plan publishes 2 client sites for free.

Sources (9) and editor’s note, checked on 2026-09-18
  1. [1]htmlpub.com › pricing
  2. [2]leadpages.com › product › ecommerce
  3. [3]leadpages.com › faq
  4. [4]leadpages.com › pricing
  5. [5]leadpages.com › product › sites
  6. [6]leadpages.com › product › custom-domains
  7. [7]leadpages.com › templates
  8. [8]leadpages.com › solutions › agencies
  9. [9]leadpages.com

Editor’s note: the facts on this page were checked on 2026-09-18 against Leadpages’s own pages; prices and plans change, and the other product’s site is the authority on itself. Not read on official pages: The pricing page is geo-priced: the cards rendered to a Turkish request showed lower figures than the US list prices used here; HTML Pub prices conflict on htmlpub.com itself (cards versus page title and FAQ); Which plans include Stripe checkout: the ecommerce page does not name them; Template count: 200+ on the templates page, 250+ on the FAQ page; Trial length: marketing pages say 7 days; the Terms reference a fourteen-day trial period. Leadpages is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Leadpages. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.

  • Why Cliux?
  • Freeform canvas
  • Ten business cores
  • Phone layout, derived
  • Your own domain
  • Developer mode