GenPage
Build, personalize, and optimize landing pages with AI
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Build, personalize, and optimize landing pages with AI
668 followers
Your marketing campaigns are personalized. Your landing pages should be too.
GenPage learns your brand, builds dedicated pages for every ad, keyword, or target account, then continuously A-Z tests them on Autopilot - turning more traffic into pipeline and revenue.
This is the 2nd launch from GenPage. View more
GenPage 3.0
Launching today
Your marketing campaigns are personalized. Your landing pages should be too.
GenPage learns your brand, builds dedicated pages for every ad, keyword, or target account, then continuously A-Z tests them on Autopilot - turning more traffic into pipeline and revenue.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
Sam here, co-founder of GenPage. It's good to be back!
The first time we launched here, GenPage didn't have AI. It did one thing: give every cold email prospect their own landing page instead of a generic pitch.
3,400+ teams and 250,000+ pages later, we realized outbound was just one symptom of a bigger problem.
Every campaign is personalized. Then the click happens.
You target by audience, account, keyword, and ad. Then everyone lands on the same generic homepage.
That's handing your highest-intent traffic to your worst sales rep.
Nobody does this on purpose. A dedicated page for every campaign just takes designers, developers, and time nobody has.
Today we're launching GenPage 3.0: the AI landing page platform for every campaign you run.
🎯 ABM: a 1:1 page for every target account
🔎 Google Ads: a page for every campaign, ad group, and keyword
💼 LinkedIn Ads: pages that match the audience that clicked
✉️ Outbound: a unique page for every prospect
Or really, any sales or marketing campaign where a more relevant page could convert better.
How it works
🧠 Learns your brand from your site, decks, and docs
🔗 Connects your GTM data from HubSpot, Salesforce, Clay, and your ad accounts
💬 Builds pages by conversation from a prompt, website URL, screenshot, or doc
🔍 Researches any signal, like funding, hiring, LinkedIn profile, or news
✨ Personalizes everything automatically with the Variables Agent
📤 Pushes URLs back into your CRM, sequencer, or ad platform
🚀 Optimizes itself with Autopilot, so launch day is your page's worst day
🤖 Qualifies visitors 24/7 with Concierge
📊 Shows who's buying with analytics, heatmaps, replays, and real-time alerts
Plus multi-page websites, 40+ integrations, an API, and a two-way MCP.
And GenPage is now free. 100 credits, no payment required. If you've been on the fence, now's the time!
Where we're going
Companies spend millions generating intent, then let it land somewhere generic. Soon that will look as outdated as a website that didn't work on mobile.
One website. Infinite experiences.
Pick your highest-spend campaign, build its page in GenPage, and see what happens when the page finally matches the click.
And for Product Hunt launch day:
🎁 Start free, then get 50% off any paid plan for 3 months - or a full year with annual billing - with code PRODUCTHUNT50.
I’m here all day - ask me anything, roast it, and tell us what to build next.
We can't wait to see what you create!
With 💙,
Sam
@samy_barbier How different can the generated pages be from each other ?
@dipanshu_kushwaha5
Hey Dipanshu!
In terms of design, the possibilities are pretty much endless - you’re not limited to a handful of templates. We work with businesses across SaaS, real estate, construction, cybersecurity services, and more, all with very different audiences and page styles.
You can start from a prompt, website URL, screenshot, uploaded file, template, or your own HTML, then shape the design by chatting with the agent or editing it directly.
Personalization goes just as deep: headlines, copy, images, videos, CTAs, and social proof can change based on the ad, keyword, audience, company, or individual prospect.
Dynamic variables are what make that scalable. They’re placeholders in your page - like {company_name}, {pain_point}, or {relevant_case_study} - that get filled with information specific to each recipient. That information can come from your CRM, a lead list, tools like Clay, or GenPage’s own AI research.
So you could have a cybersecurity campaign where each prospect sees messaging about their company’s security challenges, a relevant customer story, and a tailored CTA.
Or a real estate campaign with different property images, location details, and copy for each audience.
Within a campaign, the pages share a design while those elements adapt. If you want an entirely different layout or visual direction, you can create another campaign design.
Your Brand Knowledge Base helps keep everything consistent with your brand :)
Thanks for checking out our launch!
@samy_barbier What made you add AI to your prduct, meaning what was the aha moment?
@swati_paliwal
Hey Swati! Honestly, we initially built what we saw in the market: drag-and-drop blocks and a WYSIWYG editor, like landing page builders have always had.
The aha moment was realizing we were designing around how software already worked, while AI was changing what people would expect from it.
Our bet became that conversation would become the main interface. People want to tell a product what they need, give it feedback, and get the result - not spend their afternoon figuring out settings.
Conversations with other website-builder founders reinforced that.
We kept seeing the same pattern in our industry: adding an AI feature on top of an existing builder could help, but it only went so far. The underlying product still expected the user to do most of the work.
So we rebuilt GenPage from the ground up around AI. The agent can work with your brand knowledge, research, personalization, and page creation together.
That rebuild is a big reason GenPage can do so much more today. It was a much bigger decision than adding a “generate copy” button 🙂
@samy_barbier The idea of matching the landing of page to the exact campaign is really interesting,
How does the GenPage know what to change without hurting the parts of a page that are the already working????
@vipul_kumar1280 Great question Vipul, thanks!
Essentially, you control which parts can change 🙂
You first build and refine your base page, then choose what stays static and what becomes dynamic. If you already have a headline or customer story that works well, you can keep it and personalize other elements using campaign data or AI instructions.
That same control applies to Autopilot. You can keep specific sections fixed and tell the AI where to experiment, for example, “leave the hero and testimonials alone, but test the pricing section and CTA.”
There’s always a human in the loop, too.
You can review and select which variants go live, choose the winner yourself, and decide what moves into the next round.
Autopilot handles generating variants and splitting traffic so you can compare their performance.
There’s no guarantee every change improves conversions meaningfully, and that's normal. You set the boundaries and stay in control of what actually gets published :)
Hi GenPage team! I have a very basic question, since I've never implemented a marketing campaign before 😅 If I understand correctly, let's say I receive a marketing email in my inbox and I click the link, the page I go to would be tailored just for me? or is it just tailored for that campaign (so it doesn't go to the generic homepage for the company)?
When are the pages actually generated by GenPage 3.0? In the scenario where the page is tailored just for me, is the page rendered prior to the emails going out, just in case I visit the page?
Congrats on today's launch!
@sara_ford_goog
Thanks Sara! Yes, you’ve got it 🙂
The team running the campaign can choose how personalized the page should be: one page for the campaign, different versions for each industry, or a unique page for each person.
So you might see a page that speaks to your industry, or one that goes further and includes your company, challenges relevant to your role, and examples that fit your situation. The idea is to make the experience feel like it was meant for you, so it’s easier to picture how the product or service could help.
For ads, it’s about matching what made you click. Imagine clicking an ad for “CRM for real estate agents” and landing on HubSpot’s general homepage, with everything for everyone.
You’d have to search for the relevance yourself. Not the best experience conversion-wise 😆
GenPage lets you create a version that speaks directly to real estate agents and follows through on the ad’s promise.
And yes, in your email example, the pages are generated before the emails go out. The team imports their leads or contacts, generates the pages, and includes each person’s unique link as a dynamic variable, the same way you would a {FirstName}, directly in their email.
Your page is ready when you click - there’s no waiting for the AI to build it, even if some recipients never visit.
Thanks for the support!
So let me see if I understand this correctly, it's the end destinaion mywebsite(dot)com/funnel123. and then that website is custom for a campaign for instance? And its AB tested on autopilot to make sure its efficient. Any benchmarks from the wild? Like testimonials where this was in production and saw increased conversion etc?
@alchemist_studio
Hey André, yes - that’s the idea! A dedicated destination page on your domain, tailored to the campaign or even the individual person clicking through.
A few examples of where people use it:
Cold outreach & ABM: Import an entire lead list from your CRM or tools like Clay, then generate a personalized page for each prospect or account.
Paid campaigns: Create dedicated pages for different ads, keywords, or audiences, so the page matches what brought someone there.
Pre-event outreach: One customer used personalized pages ahead of an event to get attendees’ attention, book meetings, and invite them to their booth.
Direct mail: Another sent personalized cards with QR codes for a solar installation campaign. Each code opened a personalized GenPage showing the recipient’s results, including a rendering of their own rooftop.
On benchmarks, we’ve run a few sales outreach A/B tests and observed 2–3× higher conversion rates compared with traditional text-only outreach. One example you can find on our website is LeadCat, which booked 3× more meetings.
For Autopilot specifically, full transparency: it's a more recent deployment, so we're still in Beta and don’t have metrics we can share yet.
The early results are extremely promising, and early users have been thrilled with both the AI’s output and the tests it chooses to run :)
Do you think AI generated landing pages still need heavy human editing before going live?
Congrats @samy_barbier & team!
@hamza_afzal_butt
Thanks Hamza! A lot of our users tell us the first version GenPage builds is already about 90% of what they had in mind. Depending on their expectations, some have even told us it was better than their existing website 🙂
That’s for the base template. From there, you can refine the design and messaging by chatting with the agent or editing directly. Once you’re happy with it, you’re ready to generate personalized variants at scale.
You have full control over what stays static and what becomes dynamic. That could be:
Content you supply: Variables like first name, company name, industry, or keyword, pulled from your lead list or campaign data.
AI-generated content: Variables with their own prompts, like “write a paragraph explaining how our product addresses this company’s challenges.”
So you approve the foundation and decide exactly where personalization happens.
For that personalization, we work with leading models, third-party APIs, and enrichment tools to get the best content possible.
I’d still recommend keeping a human in the loop to check the output before sending at scale - as you would with ChatGPT or Claude, of course - rather than blindly publishing everything :)
Thanks for checking out our launch!
@kunalsharda
Hey Kunal!
Yes, we know Mutiny 🙂 There’s overlap around personalized pages and ABM. Their current focus is broader sales assistance - things like account research, proposals, deal rooms, and customer-facing content.
Our focus is making personalized landing pages practical across all campaigns of your GTM stack. For example, you can bring in 5,000 leads from Clay or your CRM, or 5,000 keywords from your Google Ads account. Then, build and approve a template, and generate a relevant page for each lead using your data, AI research, and dynamic variables.
A few things that matter for our users:
Outbound and paid campaigns: Connect lead lists or ad accounts to create pages for prospects, accounts, ads, and keywords.
Visibility after the click: Page analytics, heatmaps, session replays, and engagement alerts help you understand what people do and when to follow up.
Ongoing testing: Autopilot, currently in beta, lets you test variations within the boundaries you set, with human review.
Agency workflows: Separate brands and client sub-workspaces keep knowledge bases, campaigns, teams, and analytics organized.
That’s where we’ve put our effort: building, personalizing, measuring, and improving the pages behind your campaigns.
We also put together a GenPage vs. Mutiny comparison if you’d like more detail!
Thanks for supporting our launch!
This is a really interesting upgrade, especially the personalized landing pages. Congrats on the launch, Samy! Curious to see how much this moves conversion rates
@suryansh_tiwari2
Thanks Suryansh!
We’re seeing some amazing results 🙂 In a few sales outreach A/B tests, we’ve seen 2–3× higher conversion rates compared with text-only outreach. I shared the case study in another comment, but here it is again for you: https://www.genpage.ai/case-studies/leadcat
Another one of our customers, Webtouch, combines GenPage with multichannel outreach and cold calling in a soft-ABM setup.
They send prospects personalized pages, then use engagement signals to time their follow-ups. That campaign generated $550K in pipeline, and they’ve gradually rolled GenPage out across their 20+ clients.
That last part means a lot to us - seeing someone get results and decide to keep expanding how they use it!
They shared the full story here if you’re curious 👀
Thanks for supporting our launch!
Does it work well for smaller campaigns where there may not be much traffic?
@alheri_murya
Hey there!
Absolutely - especially if it’s a smaller, high-value campaign where every click matters.
You don’t need a lot of traffic to benefit from the personalization itself. In fact, for targeted ABM or outbound campaigns, even a handful of the right visitors can justify having a page tailored to them.
The only part that benefits from higher traffic is things like automated A/B testing/optimization (Autopilot), but the core personalized landing page workflow works perfectly well at low volume too.