Websites & funnels
Landing pages and forms wired straight into your CRM
In Clientee CRM you can build a landing page, a simple website, a form, a survey or a quiz. Whatever a visitor fills in is saved straight to their contact, so a new inquiry immediately triggers a reply, a task for sales or an offer of a time slot. Pages run on your own domain, and we write the copy in your customers' language.
(01) Ads without a page
Where your ads send people today
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A promotion with no page of its own
You run an ad for spring air-conditioning servicing and send people to your homepage. They look for where to book, and leave.
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Forms end up in an inbox
A completed form arrives as an email in a shared inbox. By the time someone copies it into a spreadsheet, the customer is calling someone else.
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Every change goes through a developer
You want to add one field to a form or swap a photo. You send an email and wait until someone finds the time.
We'll build a page for your next promotion
Book a free call(02) In your pages
What you can build in the CRM
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Landing pages and funnels
A page for one promotion or service, a thank-you page after it and, if needed, a next step. The visitor sees one thing to do.
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Forms with conditional logic
More fields appear based on earlier answers. A customer can upload a photo of a damaged roof or their vehicle registration document right away.
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Surveys and quizzes
A few questions, one step at a time, such as “Which mortgage suits you?”. Based on the answers, the contact gets a tag and a matching offer.
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Answers go straight to the contact
The data fills fields in the CRM, a deal appears in the pipeline and the customer gets a confirmation. Nobody retypes anything.
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Your domain and SEO settings
Pages run on your own domain with a secure connection. You set the title and description for search engines on each page separately.
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A/B testing
Test two headlines or two photos against each other and keep the version that brings in more inquiries.
How we think about it
A page built for an ad has one job: get the person to fill in the form and let you know right away.
(03) Launch
From the page's goal to launch
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We choose the page's goal
An inquiry, a booking, a course sign-up or a catalog download. One page has one goal, and we build it around that.
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We write the copy and build the page
We write the copy in your customers' language. We connect the page to the form, calendar and pipeline and test it on mobile.
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We launch and monitor
We track how many people saw the page and how many filled in the form. Based on that, we adjust the headline, the copy or the order of fields.
(04) FAQ
Questions about pages and forms
01Does this replace a custom website?
For landing pages and forms, yes, and for simpler websites too. If you need a fast company website with its own design and SEO from the ground up, we build it custom and connect it to the CRM. You can combine both.
02Can I add a form to my current website?
Yes. You can embed a form, survey or booking calendar on your existing website with a small snippet of code, in WordPress for example. Answers are saved to the CRM the same way as from a page built in the CRM.
03Can AI design the page?
The platform has AI tools that produce a first draft of a page from a short brief. Some of them are still in beta. We always review the draft and rewrite the copy so it sounds like your business.
04What about cookies and GDPR?
We add a cookie consent banner to the pages so ad pixels only fire after consent. Forms get information about how personal data is processed, plus a marketing consent checkbox where it's needed.
05Can I edit the pages myself?
Yes. The editor works by dragging blocks, so you can change a text, a photo or a form field yourself. The editor interface is in English or one of 12 other languages, so we walk you through common edits at the start.
(06) Contact
We'll build a page for your next promotion
Tell us what you want to promote. In the demo we show you what the page with its form would look like and where the inquiries would go.