Is This Website Built With Leadpages? How to Tell
Landing page and lead-capture builder with pop-ups, alert bars and built-in conversion tips.
Paste the URL into the analyzer and the Overview card shows a “Built with Leadpages” badge when the page matches, alongside the full tech stack, SEO audit and performance scores.
What Leadpages is
Leadpages is a conversion-focused builder for landing pages, opt-in forms and small sites. It includes pop-ups, alert bars, checkout widgets and a real-time conversion guidance panel. Pages publish to leadpages.co subdomains or a connected domain, and assets load from leadpages.net.
Signals the analyzer checks for Leadpages
The detector searches the page HTML for any of these strings. One match reports the builder with high confidence.
leadpages.coleadpages.net/
How to check it yourself
- Check the address. *.lpages.co and *.leadpages.co are Leadpages hosting.
- Open the page, press Ctrl+U (Cmd+Option+U on a Mac) to view the source, then use Ctrl+F to search it. Search for "leadpages.net/", the CDN that serves Leadpages scripts and images.
- Look for pop-up and alert-bar scripts injected by Leadpages, and form actions pointing at Leadpages endpoints.
- Sections with lp-pom-* or lp-element class names are a Leadpages fingerprint.
What Leadpages sites usually show in an audit
- Conversion elements score well: a clear call to action, a short form and social proof blocks are built into most templates.
- Third-party JavaScript for pop-ups, analytics and email integrations is the usual performance cost reported by the analyzer.
- Content is intentionally brief, so content-depth checks are low; that is expected for a lead-capture page.
- Per-page SEO settings exist, but campaign pages are often left with default titles or marked noindex.
These are tendencies from audits, not rules. Run the analyzer on the site in question, then use the fix guides for anything it flags, or compare it with a competitor.