CVRLanding
Get started

Getting started with CVRLanding

Create your account, set up a workspace, start your first project and get a page ready for paid traffic.

Updated October 14, 2026

On this page

What CVRLanding does

This is a preview build. Sign-in, payments, AI generation and other services aren’t connected yet, so the app runs on a clearly labeled sample workspace, and changes you make there stay in your browser tab. See what’s in the preview.

CVRLanding builds landing pages for paid traffic from Meta, Google and TikTok, measures what visitors do on them and helps you turn more clicks into customers. You work mostly by chatting with an AI agent, around one loop:

  1. Build a strategy and a page with the AI, from a short brief or a product URL.

  2. Publish after automatic checks, on a cvrlanding.com/ld link or your own domain.

  3. Track leads, bookings, orders and visitor journeys, within each visitor’s consent.

  4. Diagnose where visitors drop off, with evidence from your own data.

  5. Experiment with variants against a primary metric chosen in advance.

  6. Improve by promoting what the evidence supports, or rolling back. Nothing goes live without your approval.

Create your account

  1. Open the sign-up page and choose Sign up with Google, or enter your name, email address and a password.

  2. Accept the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.

  3. If you used email, enter the 6-digit code we email you. Check your spam folder if it doesn’t arrive.

Passwords need at least 12 characters and can’t include your name or email. Read the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy first.

Two-factor authentication with an authenticator app is optional for your account and recommended for workspace owners and admins. CVRLanding’s own administrators must use it.

New accounts start on the free trial, with 20,000 one-time AI credits for building and previewing pages. Trial credits expire when the trial ends, and publishing needs a paid plan. See pricing.

Workspaces and roles

A workspace holds your projects, conversions, pixels, domains and billing. You can belong to several, for example one per client, and switch between them from the workspace menu. Data never crosses between workspaces.

  • Owner

    What they can do

    Billing, domains, integrations, members, exports and deleting the workspace, plus all admin rights.

  • Admin

    What they can do

    Funnels, analytics, campaigns and permissions: everything except billing ownership.

  • Editor

    What they can do

    Build and edit pages, run experiments, and publish if the workspace allows it.

  • Analyst

    What they can do

    View analytics and exports as the workspace settings allow. No access to secrets.

  • Viewer

    What they can do

    View metrics and previews only.

Invite teammates by email with a role. Invitations stay pending until accepted, access can be revoked at any time, and the owner can transfer ownership. Seats depend on your plan.

Start your first project

A project holds one campaign’s page or funnel with its conversions, tracking and results. Your first sign-in opens a short setup; after that, start projects from the composer on Home:

  1. Under What are you advertising?, describe the product or offer, or paste a product page URL.

  2. Attach screenshots, a PDF, brand assets or ad creative if you have them.

  3. Choose a conversion goal: Lead generation, Booking, Purchase, Signup or Interactive quiz.

  4. Mention the ad platform if you know it: Meta, Google Ads or TikTok.

  5. Select Start building.

The builder opens. The AI asks only what it still needs, such as the page language or a missing price, and every question has a sensible default. Before any AI step runs, you see a credit estimate; AI credits explains how credits are reserved and settled.

The builder at a glance

On a computer, chat and history sit on the left and a live preview on the right; on a phone they are separate tabs. The AI reports progress as it works, and you can cancel a job or reload the page without losing it.

Results appear in the chat as artifacts you can open:

  • Strategy

    What it shows

    The hook, offer, proof, objections and conversion path.

  • Live landing preview

    What it shows

    The page at desktop, tablet and mobile widths.

  • Conversion map

    What it shows

    The journey from ad click to conversion, with the events recorded at each step.

  • Tracking checklist

    What it shows

    Pixel, consent, event mapping, testing and server-side status.

  • Publish

    What it shows

    Check results, the page link and domain options.

To change the page, ask in the chat or edit it directly in the preview. Edit with chat and the visual editor covers both.

Publish, add a pixel, watch the inbox

Going live takes three steps, all tracked in the Set up for launch checklist on Home:

  1. Publish. In Publish & domains, fix anything the checks flag, choose a slug and publish to cvrlanding.com/ld/your-slug. You can add your own domain later.

  2. Connect a pixel. In Tracking & pixels, add your Meta Pixel, Google tag or TikTok Pixel and check the event mapping. A lead is reported only when the server accepts the form.

  3. Watch the inbox. Leads, booking requests and orders arrive under Leads, Bookings and Orders. Turn on email notifications to hear about each one.

Use the published link as the final URL in your ads. See Publish and connect a custom domain, Pixels and consent and Conversion goals.

Next steps

Next, Create your first page from a URL walks through a complete build. Once visitors arrive, Analytics and attribution explains what each report measures, and Experiments how to run a fair A/B test. AI credits covers what AI work costs, and Exports and handoff how to take a page elsewhere.

If you get stuck, contact us or write to support@cvrlanding.com.