77 visitors, 1 signup — need honest feedback on my landing page (Simpleformapp)

Hey! Congrats on the launch of wix partner — sounds like a really useful tool. Can i checked out your landing page, and here are some honest thoughts from a worker's perspective.

1. Landing Page Messaging

What works: The concept is simple and easy to understand, which is great! It’s clear you’re offering an affordable, no-frills alternative to Jotform + Airtable.

What could be clearer:

Maybe try adding a bit more detail on why someone should choose Simpleform. For example, do you offer faster setup, more customization options, or other perks that make you stand out from the competition? It would be great to see a clearer "What makes us better" section.

Also, consider breaking down the features a little more. For instance, what can users do with their form submissions? How does the table work in practice? Some visuals or examples would help.

2. Signup Flow

What’s good: The sign-up flow is pretty standard, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. It’s simple and gets the job done.

What could be improved:

Immediate value: It might help if the signup page offered more of an incentive, like a free trial or an instant demo. People might be hesitant to sign up without testing out the product first.

Clarity on what's free or paid: If there are limitations on the free version, make those obvious during sign-up to avoid confusion later.

3. Anything Confusing, Missing, or Off-putting

Missing:

Pricing info: I didn’t see any direct reference to pricing. It's always a good idea to have that visible, even if you just show that it's affordable compared to others.

More on integrations: If the tool connects with other apps, I’d want to see that called out somewhere. For example, can I export my form data to Google Sheets, or use Zapier to connect with other services? These types of features can be huge selling points.

Off-putting: Honestly, the design is minimal, which works for a lot of people. But a little more contrast in the CTA buttons and some more social proof (like testimonials or case studies) would help build trust.

Final Thoughts

You’re in a competitive space, but I think there’s a strong foundation here. Focus on making it easy for people to see the value upfront and offering them a taste of the product before they commit. Also, a bit of design polish and more specific information around integrations and pricing could make a big difference.

Hope that helps, and best of luck! Let me know if you want any more feedback!