Landing pages in CamBuildr are a core feature for capturing supporter interest, collecting sign-ups, and turning traffic into tangible engagement. They are highly customizable and follow a familiar logic—similar to campaign emails—while providing powerful tools to manage design, behavior, and automation.

To begin, navigate to the “Landing Pages” section in your main menu. You can either choose a predefined template or start from scratch with an empty layout. Templates offer a head start with pre-filled content blocks and designs, but you can fully customize any page afterward.

Once a new landing page is created, you will be taken directly into the Landing Page Editor, which allows you to structure and design your content freely using CamBuildr’s block-based interface. For more details on how to work with the editor, please refer to the article Using the Landing Page Editor in CamBuildr.

Beyond the visual content, each landing page can be configured in several tabs, available after creation:

Each landing page can have multiple variants—for example, for A/B testing or different adaptations for different phases of your campaign. You can duplicate an existing variant with a single click and track conversion metrics separately. If multiple variants are live at the same time, traffic will be distributed equally.

In the Settings tab, you define page-level metadata:

This tab lists every person who signed up via this landing page, with their first name, last name, email and two separate dates:

Use the download button above the list to export the whole list as a CSV containing both dates, ready for a spreadsheet. You can also search within the list directly.

Each person appears once on this tab, with their first sign-up on this page. If you need every single submission — for example when the same people fill in the form repeatedly — use the Form Entries tab instead. It lists one row per submission with its own timestamp and has its own CSV download. (Form Entries is available on landing pages whose forms were built with the current form block.)

If you want to work with people by sign-up date rather than just export them, build a target group instead: in the target group builder add the filter Landing Page Signup (in the Landing Page Activity category; in a German interface it is called Landingpage Aktivität), choose this landing page as the source, and set a date range — either relative (“within the last N days”) or absolute (from / to).

Just like in the Campaign Email App, you can set up automated follow-up emails. These are triggered by sign-up and can include thank-you messages, follow-ups, or onboarding sequences. Each email shows its performance and can be edited, duplicated, or deleted.

Before spreading the link, make sure to publish your landing page using the Publish button at the top right. You can also schedule your landing page to go live and offline at specific times using the Schedule Publishing feature. This is especially useful for time-sensitive campaigns or announcements.