Landing Pages

Sequenzy landing page templates with callouts showing how to choose a template and continue

Landing Pages let you build hosted pages for waitlists, lead magnets, launches, webinars, newsletters, demo requests, offers, and feature announcements without leaving Sequenzy. Each page can include a native signup form, route new subscribers into lists and tags, and publish on a Sequenzy URL or your own verified landing-page domain.

What You Can Build

Start from a blank page or one of the built-in templates:

Coming soon waitlist
Guide download
Product launch
Consultation booking
Live workshop
Creator newsletter
Product Hunt launch
Black Friday sale
Agency consultation
Feature spotlight

Templates use your workspace brand colors and email theme as a starting point, then you can adjust the page theme directly in the builder.

Create a Page

Sequenzy landing pages list with callouts showing hosted pages and page creation

Open Landing Pages from the dashboard sidebar.
Click New page.
Choose a template and enter a page name.
Edit copy, sections, images, theme, form settings, and SEO metadata.
Click Publish when the page is ready.

Draft pages are not publicly available. Every page still has a signed previewUrl you can open to review the visitor-facing layout without publishing. Published pages receive a public URL and can be copied or opened from the page list or editor toolbar. The API render endpoint and the render_landing_page MCP tool return that preview URL.

Editor

The landing-page editor has three main side panels:

Elements: add individual blocks such as headings, text, images, videos, buttons, feature grids, stats, testimonials, logo clouds, FAQs, pricing, forms, spacers, and dividers.
Sections: add larger prebuilt sections such as heroes, resource previews, product offers, agendas, testimonials, logo clouds, FAQs, CTAs, pricing sections, and galleries.
Style: adjust colors, font pairing, density, accent style, surface style, border radius, and workspace design defaults.

Use Edit mode for inline editing and drag-and-drop changes. Use Preview mode to check the published experience without editor controls. The desktop and mobile toggles help check responsive layout before publishing.

Add A Video

Add a Video element and paste a YouTube link straight from the address bar, including youtu.be short links, Shorts, and live URLs. Other providers and direct video files are not supported. Sequenzy turns the link into the right embed for you, so you never need to paste embed code into a Custom HTML block. YouTube videos load from youtube-nocookie.com, so no tracking cookies are set until a visitor presses play. Pick a shape (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, or 9:16 for Shorts and phone recordings) and a width, and use the block’s alignment to position a narrower player.

Put Content Above The Hero

Pages can carry a full-width band above the hero for an announcement bar, banner image, or logo strip. There are two ways to fill it:

Drag a section from the Sections panel onto the top half of the hero. It lands above the hero instead of below it.
Select any section below the hero and use its move up control until it passes the hero.

The hero’s move down control does the same thing from the other side: it lifts the section beneath it into the band above. The hero keeps its own layout, including the form card beside it, wherever it sits. In page content these blocks use the top slot, which renders before hero, form, body, and footer.

Style The Page

Use the Style panel to keep colors, typography, spacing, accents, and card treatment consistent across every section. Scroll animation adds motion as each section enters the viewport on the published page: None, Fade in, Slide up, or Zoom in, with a slow, normal, or fast speed. The reveal plays on the published page only, so the editor keeps showing every section in place while you work. Visitors who ask their device for reduced motion always see the page without animation.

Sequenzy landing page style panel with callouts showing typography and layout controls

Link CTAs Back To The Form

Button and pricing CTAs accept an in-page anchor instead of an external URL, so a long page can repeat its call to action and scroll back to its single signup form:

#form scrolls to the page’s form block
#section-<sectionId> and #block-<blockId> scroll to any section or block, using the ids you see in the page content
#top returns to the top of the page

Anchor CTAs open in the same tab and scroll smoothly, while external CTA URLs keep opening in a new tab.

Group Components

Use a Group as a layout container when several components belong together. Select a component directly on the canvas and choose Group with… from its floating toolbar. Then select one or more sibling components and click Group. The selected container gets a labeled outline and inline controls for vertical stack, horizontal row, responsive grid, or image overlay layout. Overlay is available only when exactly one image is directly inside that group; images inside a subgroup only enable Overlay for the subgroup, and two or more images disable it. The image becomes the background while the remaining components stay individually editable above it. Group settings control content position, overlay color and intensity, gap, and padding. Click inside a selected group to edit an individual child. Drag components onto a group to move them inside, drag them among its children to reorder them, or use Move out of group from the child toolbar to return it to the parent level. Selecting a group before adding from Elements or Sections places the new component or complete section inside that group; section templates are kept together as a nested container. Use Ungroup on the group toolbar to remove only the container. Groups can be nested, duplicated, deleted, and undone or redone with the rest of the page. Signup forms and footers remain at the page root.

Forms

A landing page can include one signup form. Form submissions create or update a subscriber in the same workspace as the page. Select the form on the canvas and open its settings to configure duplicate contacts, the success experience, and audience routing.

Form settings control:

Email, first name, last name, and phone fields
Required first name, last name, or phone fields
Custom fields stored as subscriber attributes: text, phone, number, textarea, select, radio, checkbox, consent, and hidden inputs
Field placeholders and button text
Form card width (narrow, medium, or wide) for content-heavy forms
Success message
Optional redirect URL after successful submission
List routing: default lists, no lists, or specific lists
Signup tags to apply after subscription

When you apply a saved form to a landing page, every form field carries over: email, first name, last name, and phone map onto the native subscriber fields, and all other fields become custom fields on the page’s form. Landing-page forms follow the workspace double opt-in setting. When double opt-in is enabled, selected lists and tags are applied only after the subscriber confirms their email address.

Double Opt-In

Learn how confirmation emails, pending subscribers, lists, and signup tags work.

Form Endpoint

Published pages post to a page-specific endpoint:

POST /api/landing-pages/{pageId}/submit

The endpoint is served from the same app or custom-domain host as the published page. The hosted form sends application/x-www-form-urlencoded data, and the endpoint also accepts JSON.

curl -X POST "https://www.sequenzy.com/api/landing-pages/page_123/submit" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "email": "reader@example.com",
    "firstName": "Ada",
    "lastName": "Lovelace"
  }'

Successful responses return the configured success message and, when configured, a redirect URL:

{
  "success": true,
  "message": "You're on the list.",
  "redirectUrl": "https://example.com/thanks"
}

The endpoint also includes a hidden website honeypot field for spam protection and rate-limits repeated submissions.

Publishing URLs

Published pages are available at a Sequenzy-hosted URL:

https://www.sequenzy.com/lp/{companyId}/{slug}

When a workspace landing-page domain is verified, the preferred public URL becomes:

https://pages.example.com/{slug}

Changing the page slug updates the public URL. Slugs are normalized and made unique inside the workspace. A dedicated page domain opens one page directly from the hostname root:

https://offer.example.com

Dedicated page domains take priority for their assigned page only. The existing workspace URL (https://pages.example.com/{slug}) and Sequenzy URL remain available as fallbacks, so connecting one does not change other pages.

Custom Domains

Use a custom landing-page domain when you want pages and their native forms to live under your brand.

Open Landing Pages.
Use Workspace domain for a shared hostname, or open Connect page domain from a page action for a hostname dedicated to one page.
Enter a subdomain such as pages.example.com, or a root domain such as example.com.
Add the DNS record shown in the dashboard: subdomains use a CNAME record pointing to pages.sequenzydns.com; root domains use an A record pointing to 76.76.21.21 (DNS does not allow a CNAME at the root of a domain).
Click Verify.

When you connect a root domain, Sequenzy also redirects www.example.com to example.com automatically - point a CNAME for www at pages.sequenzydns.com (or keep an existing one) and no extra setup is needed. Root domains work best as a dedicated page domain, which serves the page at the domain root. If your workspace has a compatible Cloudflare DNS provider connected for the same root domain, Sequenzy can add the CNAME record automatically with Add DNS. Automatic setup applies to subdomains only - for a root domain, add the A record yourself so an existing record at the root of your zone is never changed. Published pages keep using Sequenzy URLs until the custom domain is verified. After verification, page URLs use the applicable custom domain automatically. Replacing a dedicated page domain requires removing it first so an active URL cannot be changed silently.

API, CLI, And MCP

Landing pages can be managed from the dashboard, public API, CLI, and MCP tools. Use these when an AI agent, script, or backend needs to create and manage pages without clicking through the dashboard.

API

curl -X POST "https://api.sequenzy.com/api/v1/landing-pages" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name":"Product Waitlist","template":"waitlist"}'

Available API actions include list, get, create, update, duplicate, publish, unpublish, delete, connect domain, update domain settings, and verify domain status.

CLI

sequenzy landing-pages create "Product Waitlist" --template waitlist
sequenzy landing-pages duplicate lp_abc123 --name "Spring Sale v2"
sequenzy landing-pages publish lp_abc123
sequenzy landing-pages connect-domain pages.example.com
sequenzy landing-pages connect-domain offer.example.com --landing-page lp_abc123
sequenzy landing-pages update-domain-settings --landing-page lp_abc123 --verify
sequenzy landing-pages remove-domain lp_abc123

MCP

When an agent, script, or REST client sends full page content, CTA URLs accept the same in-page anchors as the editor, and theme.sectionAnimation (none, fade, slide-up, zoom-in) plus theme.sectionAnimationSpeed (slow, normal, fast) control the scroll reveal. Use MCP tools such as create_landing_page, update_landing_page, duplicate_landing_page, publish_landing_page, unpublish_landing_page, get_landing_page_stats, connect_landing_page_domain, update_landing_page_domain_settings, and remove_landing_page_domain when Claude, Codex, Cursor, or another agent should manage landing pages for you.

Landing Pages API

Create, publish, and manage pages from REST clients.

CLI

Use sequenzy landing-pages commands in terminals and scripts.

MCP

Let AI agents operate landing pages with MCP tools.

Sequenzy landing page settings with callouts showing the public slug and search metadata

Open Page settings in the editor toolbar to edit:

Page name
Public slug
Favicon
SEO title
Search and social description
Hide from search engines

If no SEO title or description is set, Sequenzy falls back to the page’s primary heading and body copy. The first image block is used as the social preview image when one is available.

Favicon

The favicon is the small icon browsers show in the tab and in bookmarks. Upload one or paste an image URL in Page settings. When no page favicon is set, Sequenzy uses your workspace logo. If your workspace has no logo either, the tab stays blank rather than falling back to Sequenzy’s icon, so your pages never show Sequenzy branding. Square images of at least 96x96 pixels work best. PNG, SVG, and ICO files are all supported.

Hide From Search Engines

Pages published on a verified custom domain are indexable by default. Turn on Hide from search engines in Page settings for pages meant only for people you share the link with, such as private client previews or internal launches. The page then serves a noindex, nofollow tag, so Google and other crawlers keep it out of search results. The page stays reachable by direct link - this is a search-visibility setting, not access control. The change takes effect as soon as you save - a published page does not need to be republished. If a page has already been indexed, save it with the setting on and then request removal in Google Search Console to speed up the de-index. Pages served from Sequenzy URLs (/lp/...) are never indexable, with or without this setting.

Duplicate A Page

Reuse a page you already like instead of rebuilding it. Click the duplicate action on any page in the list, or call the API, CLI, or MCP equivalent. The copy:

is always created as a draft, so nothing goes live by accident
gets its own unique slug, named after the original with a (copy) suffix
starts with zero views and conversions

The original keeps its published URL, stats, and custom-domain routing.

Metrics

The landing-pages list shows:

Status: draft or published
Views
Leads
Conversion rate
Last updated date

Views increase when a published public page is loaded by a person. Known crawlers, preview URLs, and the editor do not count. Opening the public URL while building the page does count. Leads increase when a new subscriber is created from the page form. Each page also has a report with:

Visits and unique visits
Clicks
Subscribes (new leads)
Conversion rate (subscribes / unique visits)
A daily visit chart
Referrers and UTM sources
Crawler hits, reported separately so you can tell bot traffic from people

Use the Report control on a published page, or get_landing_page_stats / sequenzy landing-pages stats. Lifetime viewCount on the page itself stays as a running total of human visits for list views and API compatibility. Time-windowed visits, unique visits, referrers, and crawler hits come from ClickHouse and are retained for two years. Reports return dataAvailableFrom because events from before analytics collection began are not backfilled and lifetime page counters may cover an earlier period. Deleting a page or company queues event cleanup asynchronously; reports do not wait for physical removal.

Good To Know

A landing page can contain at most one form block.
Every landing page must keep one footer block.
CTA, pricing, footer, and redirect URLs must be safe http or https URLs.
Draft pages do not return public content.
Custom domains serve pages by slug, so https://pages.example.com/waitlist works after the domain is verified.

Signup Form Widget

Use embeddable forms when the page lives outside Sequenzy.

Subscribers

Learn how form submissions create and update subscriber records.

​Landing Pages

​What You Can Build

​Create a Page

​Editor

​Add A Video

​Put Content Above The Hero

​Style The Page

​Link CTAs Back To The Form

​Group Components

​Forms

Double Opt-In

​Form Endpoint

​Publishing URLs

​Custom Domains

​API, CLI, And MCP

​API

​CLI

​MCP