What's your stack for quickly firing up a landing page?

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For careermove.io:

Website: Next.js

Hosting: Vercel

Analytics: Google Analytics

Email: Sendgrid

Making it pretty: Looka.com

Sendgrid Form, HTML, Github, Netlify

Go Next.js route, powered by Vercel, with Google Analytics being the easiest to set up or maybe Amplitude.

Collecting mails through MailChimp is way easier and goto Flaticons and FreePik for assets

I currently use the following:

Carrd
Mailchimp
Namecheap (for domains and Gsuite)
Google Analytics

I would add that this stack is really good for quickly putting up a landing page to test out an idea but it does suffer from a lack of flexibility.

I'm currently using:

1. HTML/CSS
2. Google Firebase
3. Google Analytics
4. MailChimp
   4.5 Airtable
5. Illustration Kits and Paint3D

This is an interesting question. I am still working on my own tech stack for landing pages, but generally speaking:

1 - Just for landing, I make a static HTML website
2a - Domain through DreamHost (if I need a new one)
2b - Amazon S3 + Cloudfront. After doing it once, it becomes a clear process
3 - My own analytics solution, built on Django
4 - My own newsletter backend, also built with Django and hosted on Digital Ocean
5 - Finding a template on Themeforest or through a designer I already know and like
5b - Started fiddling with Tailwind to see how limited my design skills and creativity are.

For Remote Letter, I used

Domain: Namecheap ($9/year)
Front end: Bootstrap template
Back end: Flask/Python
Hosting: Linode VPS ($5/month)
Database: MySQL
Email: EmailOctopus
Analytics: Google Analytics

For under $15 I was able to setup everything with a little bit of coding. Also I use the same server for other purposes too so $5/month is a good deal.

1. Vue/Tailwind
2. Firebase :)
3. Google Analytics for now
4. SendGrid. I recently switched from Mailchimp to SendGrid for targetaudience.app. So far I'm more satisfied with SendGrid cause it's simpler and you can send a single message to a single person ^^

HTML, CSS, Netlify. I use Mailchimp for email submission, but might validate new options today. I don't particulary like it.

Hi @andy_f. I personally am using Wrodpress + Hubspot for Startup Sanctuary. I used WP as I have used it for years and I am familiar with this platform.

I have also recently tried out Landen and it is a very quick way to get a beautiful landing page set up and running.

Since landing pages are usually static ones
I use my own pure html/css/js
on Heroku node backend
using any hosting,
Google Analytics,
Mailchimp,
I'm very good at graphic design, so I do it myself. For payments i have used Stripe, but I have issues with trustworthiness, might switch to Paypal. I also use cloudflare for https.
You can check jbtemplates.com, this is a perfect example.

1. Website: Webflow

2. Hosting: Webflow

3. Analytics: Google Analytics

4: Email: Campaign Monitor

5. Making it pretty: DesignJoy.co 😁

I use Versoly which has hosting, analytics, and email forms built-in. Then integrated with Mailchimp so I can send out newsletters if needed.

I use convertkit. It's spot on.

Last time I had to do this was for DriftWatch and I concluded MailChimp’s free account with their built in landing page creator was the quickest way for me to get going.