Web App · Built for a lead-gen ad agency

White-Label Landing Page Platform With Angle Testing

The Problem

Testing a new sales angle meant building a new landing page. Most tests never happened.

What We Built

A white-label landing page platform that tests angles and offers on one page and sends more traffic to the winners on its own.

White-Label Landing Page Platform With Angle Testing

How it works

The agency ran paid ads for lead-gen clients. They knew the angle of a page, the reason people buy, mattered more than button colors. But every new angle meant a new page, so most ideas were never tested.

We built a landing page platform under the agency's brand. Pages are built in a chat. Each page can hold many angles and offers. Ad traffic is spread across every version, and more traffic goes to the ones that convert while the test keeps running.

The agency gives each client a workspace, shows results by angle, and sends leads to the client's CRM.

What it does

Many Angles, One Page

Each angle and offer is a version of the same page.

Automatic Traffic Shifting

More traffic goes to the versions that convert.

Ad-Matched Landing

Visitors from a given ad always see the angle that ad promised.

Results by Angle

Conversion rate, source, and device for every version.

Client Workspaces

Each client gets its own space under the agency's brand.

Leads to Any CRM

Form fills go to GoHighLevel, HubSpot, a webhook, or email.

What it connects to

Meta AdsGoogle AdsGoHighLevelHubSpotZapierWebhooks

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Questions people ask

What is angle testing on a landing page?

It tests the reason people buy, not just the design. Each angle is a version of the page, and real traffic shows which one wins.

Can an agency put its own brand on it?

Yes. It is white-label, so clients see the agency's name and domain.

Do I need to build a new page for every test?

No. Every angle lives on the same page, and the platform splits the traffic.

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