Does my landing page get your attention? Is the pricing fair?

great start!

With no pre-frame (ie, I had zero idea what your site does before clicking the link) and quickly scanning the page my first question was "what is a collection?" "What is a resource"?

To me those terms seem very generic. So I'm left with more questions than answers when I visit the page.

FYI, your landing page says you provide support 18 hours a day 7 days a week, but your pricing page says you provide support 17 hours a day 7 days a week.

quick glance and I like the start, haven't really read it into it because I feel like it's too wide. You need some max-width to constrain the it. It's hard to pick which part to focus on with so many elements so spread out differently. But that said, I do like it.

Just dropping by to say that you should change the color of your buttons. Lime green + white is not pleasant on the eyes, and I doubt it will convert well. Otherwise looks like a cool product.

nope, drop a 10 from pro and then i might consider

More Bart advice from a different Bart, but still design focused:

Focus on flow.

Visitors on the internet are not like people you meet in real life, who will remember your face . They are in a hurry, and have an attention spawn of seconds.

Think of what is the most important thing you want to communicate, and what is the most important action you want the visitor to take. Highlighting those 2 things will make a very big difference. Easiest way would be to use color or font-size. Make sure the rest of the page stands out much less.

To my designer eye the padding in the header is the first thing I notice, too. But I'm pretty sure if the main CTA and Title were clearer, I would have noticed that much later. Right now I don't know where to start reading.

Good luck!

Bart gave a number of good things on the landing page. I played with the demo and a few bugs:

1. Clicks don't register that the page has changed, so its basically impossible to get back to the index when you click on an item.
2. The join header overlaps heavily on the app header.

A few other non-design things on the landing page:

1. IMO the copy as it stands will only attract people who've decided that they want to use content aggregation as a content marketing channel; it doesn't help the person (like me) who does a lot of content marketing but has yet to consider this type of tactic (content aggregation). An example (with results achieved) would go a long way to explain just how powerful this tactic can be. Consider changing the lead value prop to communicate the 'why', not the 'what'. I can't answer what the 'why' is, that's something you should gather from marketers who've successfully used this method.
2. Extending that first point to pricing: You likely can't charge much for a pinterest tool for marketers, but if you're providing a new type of content marketing for them that will drive results, that's something you can charge a lot for.
3. Minor: Demo button copy is too long. Change from "Click here to see demo link" to "Try the Demo"

Hey Stephen, @BartBoch already mentioned at ton of great stuff I agree with so here are a couple more things you could try:

-That demo part is super important but it's super easy to miss maybe move it after the how it works section so you don't have two CTA soo near together.

• I would advise you somehow showing that you can generate several websites based on collections. You could have an image slide displaying the different examples

And like @bartboch said, use a template that will make it easier for you since you have a lot of problems with how the text behaves and the whole layout.

Best of luck!

Have you built the landing page ground up? It has a whole bunch of very serious, conversion affecting issues...