Landingi pricing: what the four plans cost and what pushes the bill higher

You can start on Landingi for $29 a month. Enterprise starts at $1,499. You can try any plan free for 14 days. That lets you test the fit before paying.

If you run a few campaign pages, the entry plan Build is enough. If you test ads or serve clients, you move up fast. Each step multiplies the price.

Landingi also bills extra domains and credits on top of the plan. Extras are where a small plan turns into a larger bill. Check each one before you add it.

Each plan fixes your allowance of pages, visits, domains and AI credits. Run past one and the bill grows. As of 2026-11-05, Landingi lists two add-ons: extra domains and credit packs.

The part that costs you later is the fine print. Landingi’s pricing page names no money-back period. It gives no renewal rule or exit steps. That gap matters more than the gap between plans.

Optimize costs $149 a month before domains and credits, and its terms stay open

Optimize at $149 a month is the plan Landingi marks Recommended. A fourth domain adds $5 a month. A 10,000-credit pack for a heavy month adds $25.

Its allowance is 100 live pages and 30,000 visits a month. Add 3 custom domains, 10,000 credits and room for 10 users. Say you run four client sites. The extras land on top of the plan price.

Smaller packs hold 5,000 credits for $15, and the largest holds 20,000 for $40. Packs and domains are the only extras Landingi lists.

Look at the Optimize card twice. A small first-month price sits beside the regular one, under a discount badge. That small price is an introductory offer. Budget for the full price from month two.

The Pay yearly control promises “save 2+ months”. Landingi’s FAQ quotes yearly billing per month. Build is $24, Optimize $119, Scale from $229 and Enterprise from $1,199.

Seats, visits and what Landingi leaves unmetered

You pay no per-seat fee. Build includes 5 users and Optimize 10. Scale and Enterprise give unlimited users. Conversions are unlimited on every plan.

So a growing team pays for the jump between plans. A team of six outgrows Build’s 5 users and moves up to Optimize. No seat price explains that rise.

Visits are the allowance to watch. Build includes 2,000 a month and Optimize 30,000. Scale lists 100,000 and Enterprise 1M+.

Scale’s card is the odd one. It shows $299 beside a selector for 100,000, 200,000 and 500,000 visits. It never says which tier that price covers. Treat it as a starting point, because Landingi’s FAQ calls the yearly Scale figure “from”.

Landingi gives no overage fee. It does not say what happens when you pass your visit limit. Ask before you rely on a plan near its cap.

Credits and domains are the levers

Credits power the AI features. Build gives 2,500 a month and Optimize 10,000. Scale gives 20,000 and Enterprise 60,000.

The 5,000-credit pack at $15 is double Build’s monthly allowance. Packs suit a heavy month, not a steady habit. If you run short every month, price the next plan up first.

Domains work the same way. Build includes 1 and Optimize 3. Scale includes 10 and Enterprise 100. An agency with a dozen client sites on Scale pays for the extra domains.

Renewal, refunds and cancelling: what Landingi leaves open

Landingi’s pricing page leaves out refund days, refund terms and any auto-renew rule. A price-change clause, cancellation steps and a contract term are missing too.

What Landingi does say is short. Each plan carries the label “Billed monthly”. The offer reads “Start a 14-day free trial. Upgrade anytime as you grow.”

Landingi’s FAQ lists a question on the trial’s end and one on needing a card. It prints no answers. You cannot tell whether a trial turns into a paid plan on its own.

Before you enter a card, find three answers in Landingi’s terms. Does the plan renew by itself? How do you cancel? Do add-ons such as extra domains stop when the plan does?

One June 2026 review reports domain charges that continued after cancelling

Landingi holds a 4.1 rating across 52 Trustpilot reviews, as of 2026-11-05. Of those, 43 are five-star and 5 are four-star. None are three-star, 3 are two-star and 1 is one-star.

The newest review is the warning. It is dated 2026-06-03 and rated one star. The reviewer says they cancelled but kept getting invoiced for 2 months. They say the charge was $5 per domain.

It is one review of 52, and Landingi’s side is not shown. Still, it matches the domain add-on on the pricing page. If you add domains, confirm they end with the plan.

Among the newest ten reviews, eight are five-star. They praise ease of use and quick support. A two-star review from 2024-11-29 calls the low price “just a bait”.

Each plan suits one job, and each upgrade changes the job

Landingi’s cards name a buyer for each plan, and the features back it up.

• Build, $29 a month, for startups, small businesses and solopreneurs. You get the Lunar AI Page Generator and the Classic Page Builder. Forms, integrations, AI assistants, pre-designed sections and basic analytics are in too. With 10 pages and 2,000 visits, it fits a few campaign pages on one domain.
• Optimize, for freelancers and professional marketers. It adds Solis AI Insights, EventTracker and Server Side A/B Testing. Smart Sections, Multi-lang Personalization, the E-commerce Hub and Brand Kit come too. If you run tests, A/B testing is your reason to pay. Build does not list it.
• Scale, $299 a month, for marketing teams and agencies. It adds Programmatic Landing Pages and Client’s Sub-accounts. Agency settings and branding, Audit Log Records and Migration Services come with it. Pages are unlimited, with 10 custom domains. Agencies pick Scale for the sub-accounts.
• Enterprise, from $1,499 a month, for high-scale marketing operations. It adds Domain Whitelisting, Enterprise SSO and Team Workspaces. Custom Paper Work and a Dedicated Account Manager come too. You get 1M+ visits and 100 custom domains. Security and procurement features start here.

On Build you make a page. Optimize lets you test one. Scale runs pages for other people, and Enterprise governs them.

If you need only one Optimize feature, you still pay for the whole plan. Ask first whether you need A/B testing, Brand Kit or multi-language personalization at all. If you do not, stay on Build.

Leadpages wins on a written refund, and Unbounce on a known overage rate

Three entry plans share one price: Build, Leadpages Pro and Unbounce Starter. So your choice turns on terms, not price.

• Leadpages Pro, at Build’s price. New accounts get a seven-day money-back guarantee. Add a seven-day trial and no traffic overage fees. If you are a solo buyer who wants a stated refund window, this wins. Landingi’s trial runs 14 days, twice as long. See Leadpages pricing.
• Leadpages Business, $49 a month. It carries the same guarantee. Pick it when a refund clause matters more to you than Landingi’s longer trial.
• Unbounce Starter, at the same price. Unbounce’s terms give no refund for cancellations. It does not beat Landingi on refunds.
• Unbounce Build, $99 a month. Unbounce lists it at $74 a month on yearly billing. It sells unlimited landing pages. Its terms charge $80 per extra 10,000 visits, a known cost where Landingi gives none. You must also cancel one day before the period ends. See Unbounce pricing.

Landingi wins if you run pages for clients. Scale adds sub-accounts and agency branding for that work.

On page count, Landingi loses to Unbounce Build. A rival wins when you need a written refund window or a published overage rate.

To price your own mix of tools, try the true cost calculator. The landing page tools overview compares the category.

Start on the plan you need, and read the terms inside the trial

Start on the plan with your one needed feature, and check renewal terms early. If a written refund matters most, start with Leadpages.