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Reworked my landing page, expecting your feedback

Let the website explain itself (if it's work).
What do you think? https://formcubes.com

on June 25, 2020
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    What's your Tech Stack? Are you using AWS Lambda along with SES ?

    I saw one similar free service here: https://www.staticforms.xyz/

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      Node JS Rest API for backend, Mongo DB for database, SPA for frontend, 11ty for landing page, Mailgun for email delivery service, S3 for storing attachments.

      Yea, I know that service too.

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    • I would replace the image of the lady on her laptop, with an image that shows a form and an email and an arrow between them so that your image supports your h1 text

    • You say it's $1 a month and then you say that the account is free, so which one is it?

    • Your step by step approach needs to be changed a little bit, FIRST you should get the endpoint by signing up, then you should build your form and put the endpoint in the placeholder.

    • You don't need a number 4 step!

    • Your call to action is contradictory because if you're creating an account for free then it's not a $1/month. Maybe you're trying to say that you're giving us a free trial!?

    • I would put the pricing BEFORE the FAQs but AFTER the Add-ons. Because Add-ons are an extra reason why people should pay!

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      I would replace the image of the lady on her laptop, with an image that shows a form and an email and an arrow between them so that your image supports your h1 text

      That makes sense, thank you for pointing out.

      You say it's $1 a month and then you say that the account is free, so which one is it?

      Well you can create an account without paying, but to continously use it you need to pay hehe....But thank you, i need to fix this to avoid the confusion

      Your step by step approach needs to be changed a little bit, FIRST you should get the endpoint by signing up, then you should build your form and put the endpoint in the placeholder.

      That makes sense, asking visitors to signing up early is a good approach

      I would put the pricing BEFORE the FAQs but AFTER the Add-ons. Because Add-ons are an extra reason why people should pay!

      I think the most logical way is to serve pricing before add-ons. the pricing gives you the context of how the pricing models work. Netlify also put the pricing before addons.

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        but add-ons are part of the product "features" they're like a cool feature to have - so why not reinforce the value of your product before explaining that it's only 1 dollar anyway?

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    I like it, it has a pretty clear description and pricing plan. What happens if you go over 400 though?

    You have a few spelling issues: https://app.pagewatch.dev/e07a868aca7c6780a1359a7bac0e517de138e940/dashboard

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      I like it, it has a pretty clear description and pricing plan. What happens if you go over 400 though?

      This is not the first time i've asked this, I guess I need to address this. Honestly for now I just reject the incoming submissions, but I think I need to figure out a better way to handle it.

      You have a few spelling issues: https://app.pagewatch.dev/e07a868aca7c6780a1359a7bac0e517de138e940/dashboard

      Thank you for pointing out :)

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        There is an easy way to handle it though, charge more :)

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          Will definitely easing into it :D