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77 visitors, 1 signup β€” need honest feedback on my landing page (Simpleformapp)

Hey IH folks πŸ‘‹

I launched Simpleformapp.com recently β€” it’s a lightweight alternative to Jotform + Airtable to capture and manage leads without the pricing bloat.

Since launch, we’ve had 77 unique visitors, but only 1 signup.

I know that’s early-stage traffic, but I’d really appreciate any honest feedback on:

Landing page messaging

Signup flow

Anything confusing, missing, or off-putting

The idea is simple:
βœ… Build forms
βœ… Track submissions in a table
βœ… Skip expensive SaaS bundles

Would love a fresh set of eyes on this. Brutal honesty welcome πŸ™

Thanks in advance!

on April 9, 2025
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    Your conversion rate is 1.3% from a small sample. The median conversion rate for SaaS is 3.8% according to Unbounce. Looking at a 90% Confidence Interval given your data, it contains the median of SaaS conversion rates.

    You're likely better served in getting more volume of visitors than the conversion rate at this point. This will give you more data to know where you sit today, and an ability to test any feedback or strategy to improve this conversion rate.

    References
    Your distribution: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1X0We9wBHd4xxooRisYoSjODsBgDoHLTM#scrollTo=MKSxFJ9t5-Au&line=8&uniqifier=1
    Unbounce: https://unbounce.com/average-conversion-rates-landing-pages/

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      I have found this so valuable and assuring. I love that the insight was accompanied by actionnable insight. I will put all my energy now in growing traffic.

      What are you building? It sounds like you have a lot of experience with this.

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        I've worked in product management for a while, happen to be highly analytical and a systems thinker. Saw your post, and realized it would take less than 30 minutes to help communicate what I was seeing.

        Right now, I'm not necessarily building a product but looking to help people gain clarity on decisions they are looking at, and applying effort in ways that are more likely to produce results they are aiming for.