Roast my landing page?

"Landing pages that update automatically. Save time for what truly matters. Simply set up and share."

These are all features. You should talk about the benefits.

The landing page should make it clear who it's for. Not the demographic, but who are the people that wants to hire LinkDeck for a specific job in what context?

It took until the testimonies until I figured out, "oh, it's probably for digital artists to show potential clients their portfolio to win sales."

To me, that's the benefit. "Easy to set up portfolio pages that wins clients" would be what I'd use for a subheading.

You can save the feature bullet points for sections later on in the page.

you spelled design wrong. "Setup in 3 minutes, no coding or deisgn required"

And lastly, you should think about all the potential objections that potential customers would have. The best way is just to ask people when you're doing customer dev, and then just write your answer on the landing page. There's no point in guessing. Hope that helps!

I'd recommend moving the headline from what you do to why you are doing it. For example, why would someone want to showcase their work effortlessly with one link? (i.e. Get the world to see your work, etc. ) - it's ok for this to be aspirational (especially if you aren't marketing to developers).

Hey, cool idea - would love to share some feedback for your page.

Firstly - when I first opened the page I thought it was for a mobile app. You use a iPhone background anywhere and it wasn't clear that it's a webpage. Maybe consider using a different form factor that's more suitable to communicate it's a website? Or you could create an image that shows the website on different form factors to show that it's adaptive. "Your profile, beautifully showcased on every form factor" comes to mind as a phrase.

Second - who is it you're targetting? Because from your demo it looks like it's mainly design/creative freelancers. If so, then you should update your copy to speak specifically to them. "Landing pages that update automatically" probably won't speak to them. What they most likely want is a Profile page or Portfolio page.

You even have it in your main header "Showcase your work". Maybe a better subheading could be something like "A beautiful portfolio page, updated automatically. Set up in 3 minutes. Zero maintenance required".

What are the little circle icons above the "Get started" button? Are they profiles of your customers? If so, make them actual links to their linkdecks so visitors can see actual people using it.

I see you have a demo, which is nice, but what would be even better (if technically possible) is to offer the user to see what their page would look like by just asking them for their behance or instagram handle - you could then quickly generate it and take the user to it with a nice big "Finish creating" CTA on it. I'd bet that would increase conversions.

Competitor comparison: Who are you comparing to? Feel free to name them. It might actually be a good boost for SEO if someone searches for "your_competitor alternatives". Also, ditch the "But we will let you decide which you prefer :)" sentence - it's cute, but meaningless. Maybe actually have a comparison table of you and a competitor and list what you do better.

So you're making a landing page that has a dynamic aspect that fetches content from a lot of social networks? (like widgets?)
It makes total sense to me the page!
I think you need to highlight the importance of "AUTOMATICALLY PULLS ALL YOUR DATA AND REFRESHES IT FROM YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS" somewhere - maybe show the "before and after", rather than the "Competitor vs Us".

I would also try to answer the "WHY" - why is this a better solution over a competitor like Linktree or whatever

From reading your reviews, it seems like your audience is artsy people - use that knowledge to your advantage to build your landing page to target them, use their words on the homepage and highlight how artists can get superpowers from your product