LANDING PAGES
One brief builds the email and the page it lands on.
Every campaign builds its own landing page from the same brief as the email, in your brand, on the domain that sent it. Made for Canadian small business, priced in Canadian dollars, on every plan.
Built from the same brief as your email
Published on every domain you send from
Notified the moment someone fills in the form
AFTER THE CLICK
Great email, then nowhere good to land.
You wrote the perfect subject line, picked the perfect photo, got the offer dialed in just right. Then somebody clicks, and lands on your home page. Or worse, a page built on somebody else's domain, in a slightly different shade of your own brand.
The offer that was crystal clear in the email now needs to be found again, re-explained, re-sold. Half the energy of that one great click gets spent hunting for the button that used to be right there in the email.
And if the page lives somewhere else entirely, the person who clicked isn't sure they're still talking to you. The domain changed. The trust you built in the inbox doesn't travel with them to a stranger's address bar.
FROM BRIEF TO PUBLISHED PAGE
One brief, two deliverables.
Write a campaign brief once, and the landing page comes along with the email, step by step.
Write the brief
Fill in the offer, audience and tone once; it builds the email and the page together.
Get a built page
A designed landing page arrives already matching the email: headline, copy, proof, form and call to action.
Refine it
Tell it what to change, or open the editor and adjust the words and layout yourself.
Publish everywhere you send from
One publish puts the page live on every sending domain you own, so every click matches its email.
Watch it work
Views, clicks and submissions show up right on the campaign's report, next to its email numbers.
IN DETAIL
Three ways the page keeps the promise of the email.
A landing page is only useful if it finishes the thought the email started. Here's how it does that.
SAME BRIEF, SAME PAGE
Nothing gets rewritten twice.
Your campaign brief already holds the offer, the audience, the proof and the call to action, because that's what built the email. The platform uses that same brief to build the landing page, so the headline on the page is the headline from the email, and the offer reads the same way twice.
That consistency matters more than it sounds. A reader who clicks is already primed by what they just read. Repeating it, in the same voice, confirms they're in the right place rather than asking them to re-learn the pitch.
Headline, copy and proof carried straight from the brief
Same call to action, same offer, same brand
Refine with a note, or edit it directly
ONE PAGE, EVERY DOMAIN
Published once, live everywhere you send.
If you send from more than one domain, the page goes out to every one of them from a single publish. There's no separate hosting to set up and no second domain to point anywhere, because the page lives where your email already lives.
That matters for trust. A recipient who clicks a link from mail.yourcafe.ca expects to land on something that still says yourcafe.ca, not a generic page hosted somewhere else with a stranger's address bar.
Publish once, appear on every sending domain
No separate hosting or DNS to manage
The clicking domain always matches the sending domain
REPLIES AND RESULTS, IN ONE PLACE
A form that tells you when it works.
Add a form to the page and it can take a booking request, a callback, a reservation, whatever the campaign calls for. The moment someone submits it, you're notified, so a lead doesn't sit unread in a folder.
Everything the page does, views, clicks and submissions, shows up beside the email's own report. One screen tells you how the subject line performed and how the page it led to performed too.
A form that takes bookings, callbacks or requests
You're notified the moment someone submits
Views, clicks and submissions sit beside the email's report
Subject: New landing page response
Submission notification
Read moreWHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Less building, more booked.
Here's what changes once your landing page and your email are the same brief, the same brand, and the same report.
Every click lands on brand
The page a reader lands on uses the same headline, colours and offer as the email that brought them there, because it's built from the same brief.
No separate design pass, no second brand check: what you approved once is what shows up twice.
No website required
Your page lives on the domain that already sends your email, so a campaign can run start to finish without a website at all.
Replies come straight to you
A booking request or callback filled in on the page notifies you right away, instead of waiting in a form you forget to check.
One report for the whole campaign
Views, clicks and submissions sit beside the email's own numbers, so you see the whole journey on one screen.
Change it without starting over
Tell the page what to change, or open it and edit directly. Refining it is a note, not a rebuild.
COMPARED
The page doesn't start from scratch.
A typical email platform
- Clicks open your home page, offer buried somewhere inside.
- The link opens on a page hosted on someone else's domain.
- Building a landing page means a second project, a second tool.
- A form on the page vanishes into a spreadsheet you forget to check.
- Landing page numbers live in a different dashboard.
Mailer Moose
- Same brief, same page. The link opens the exact offer from the email.
- Your domain, every time. Pages publish on every sending domain you own.
- One brief builds both. The email's brief writes the page too.
- You're notified. A submission reaches you the moment it happens.
- One report. Views, clicks and submissions sit next to the email's results.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Landing pages: the fine print.
Straight answers, no fine print hiding in a PDF.
Do I need a website to use a landing page?
No. Landing pages and sign-up forms live on your sending domains, so you can run a full campaign without a website at all.
Will the landing page match my email exactly?
Yes. The page is built from the same brief as the email, so the headline, copy, proof and call to action all read the same way twice, in your brand.
Can I edit the page after it's built?
Yes. Tell it what to change and it refines the page, or open the editor and adjust the words and layout yourself.
What happens if I send campaigns from more than one domain?
The page publishes to every sending domain you own in one go, so whichever domain sent the email, the click lands on a page from that same domain.
Can the landing page collect bookings or requests?
Yes. A form on the page can take a booking request or a callback, and you're notified the moment someone submits it.
Where do I see how the page performed?
Views, clicks and submissions show up on the campaign's report, right beside the email's own numbers.
Is the landing page the same thing as a sign-up form?
Not quite. A landing page carries one campaign's offer; a sign-up form grows your list. Both live on your sending domains and can share a page.
WORKS WITH
Pairs well with everything else in the brief.
The landing page is one piece of the same campaign. Here's what else comes from the same brief.
AI email design
The same brief that builds your landing page designs the whole email first: hero, sections, offer band and footer.
See AI email designSending domains, handled
Every landing page publishes to domains we register, authenticate and host for you, with nothing to set up.
See sending domainsSign-up forms
No website? A sign-up form works on the same landing page, so growing your list doesn't need a separate tool.
See sign-up formsHonest reporting
Landing page views, clicks and submissions land on the same report as the email's human opens and clicks.
See honest reporting
Build the email. Get the page too.
No separate build, no separate domain: every plan includes it, priced in Canadian dollars, month to month.
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