LANDING PAGES ON YOUR DOMAIN
A page that matches the email you sent.
Every campaign carries a brief: the headline, the offer, the proof, the call to action. We build the landing page from that same brief, so the click looks like it belongs to the email that sent it — because it does.
Built from your email's brief
Served on your own sending domain
You're notified the moment someone responds
WHERE CLICKS GO TO DIE
Don't send the click to your home page.
You wrote the perfect subject line. You crafted the offer, picked the proof, built the case. Someone opens the email, feels the pull, and clicks — and lands on your home page. Or worse, a page on somebody else's domain, with somebody else's name in the address bar.
The offer that felt urgent in the inbox goes looking for itself on a page that was never built to hold it. There's no headline that matches what they just read, no proof, no form waiting for the one thing they were ready to do. The moment passes. They close the tab.
A landing page built from a different brief, on a different domain, is a second decision you're asking someone to make. Most people won't make it twice.
FROM BRIEF TO PUBLISHED PAGE
One brief. Built twice, matched exactly.
The same brief that writes your email writes the page that follows it. Here's the path from send to live page.
Write the brief once
Headline, offer, audience, proof, tone — the brief you already write for the campaign is the only brief this needs.
Get a built page
A designed landing page arrives with the headline, copy, proof, a form and a call to action, already in your brand.
Refine or edit
Tell it what to change, or open the page and edit it directly. Either way, it's yours to finish.
Publish once, everywhere
One publish puts the page live on every one of your sending domains, so every recipient lands on the domain that sent them the email.
THREE THINGS WORTH KNOWING
The page behaves like the email.
Three parts of the same idea: the click should never feel like a detour.
SAME BRIEF, SAME STORY
Built from the brief, not a blank page.
The platform takes the exact brief behind your campaign — the headline, the copy, the proof, the form, the call to action — and builds a designed landing page from it. Nothing gets reinvented between the inbox and the click.
That means the person who clicks reads the same promise twice: once in the subject line, once on the page that proves it. No guessing which page goes with which email.
Headline and copy carried straight from the brief
Proof and offer appear exactly as promised
Form and call to action built in, not bolted on
ON YOUR OWN GROUND
Served on your domain, not a shared one.
Publish once and the page goes live on every sending domain you use. The web address in the click matches the address the email came from — same brand, same trust, start to finish.
There's no separate domain to explain, no mismatched address to raise an eyebrow. The person who trusted the email keeps trusting the page.
Live on every sending domain you use
No separate address to set up or explain
Brand consistent from subject line to submit button
ASK AND YOU SHALL HEAR BACK
Forms that notify you.
Add a form to the page — a booking request, a callback, a question — and every submission reaches you the moment it arrives. Nothing waits in a dashboard you forgot to check.
Because the page came from the same brief as the campaign, the form fits the offer: book the consultation the email promised, request the callback the subject line offered.
Collects booking requests, callbacks or questions
You're notified as soon as someone responds
Built to match the offer the email made
WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU
Less building. More landing.
Here's what changes once the page matches the email.
Write once, launch twice
One brief becomes the email and the page behind it, so you're not writing the offer a second time in a different tool.
Your brand, every click
The page carries your logo, your colors, your voice — and lives on the domain you already send from.
Replies land in your inbox
A form on the page notifies you the moment someone books, calls back, or asks — no separate inbox to monitor.
One report, not two
Views, clicks and submissions sit on the same report as the email's opens and clicks, so the whole campaign reads as one story.
Change it without starting over
Tell the page what to change, or edit it directly. Either way, refining it takes minutes, not a rebuild.
COMPARED
The click should never feel like a detour.
A typical email platform
- The click lands on your home page, if it lands anywhere useful at all.
- The page lives on a generic or shared address.
- Building a landing page means opening another tool and starting from scratch.
- Form replies disappear into a spreadsheet you forget to check.
- Page performance is tracked somewhere else, if at all.
Kadexin
- Same brief. The landing page carries the exact headline, copy and proof the email promised.
- Your domain. Served on every address you already send from.
- Already built. The campaign's brief becomes the page, automatically.
- You're notified. Every response reaches you directly.
- One report. Views, clicks and submissions sit beside the email's own numbers.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Landing pages, answered.
Do I need a website?
No. Landing pages and sign-up forms live on your sending domains, so you can run full campaigns without a website of your own.
Can I edit the page myself, or only through AI?
Both. Tell the page what to change and it updates, or open it and edit the headline, copy, proof or form directly. Neither route closes the other off.
Which domain does the page live on?
Whichever one sent the email. Publish once and the page is served on every sending domain you use, so the address in the click always matches the address in the From field.
What happens when someone fills out the form?
You're notified the moment a response arrives, whether it's a booking request, a callback or a question. Nothing sits waiting in a dashboard.
Does the page match my brand automatically?
Yes. The page is built from the same brief as the email, in your logo, colors and voice, so nothing needs restyling by hand.
How do I see how the page performed?
Views, clicks and submissions show on the campaign's report, right beside its opens and clicks, so the whole send reads as one result.
Can the same brief produce a different page for a different campaign?
Yes. Every campaign builds its own landing page from its own brief, so each page matches the email that sent it, not the last one you ran.
WORKS WITH
Pairs well with the rest of the campaign.
A landing page is one piece. Here's what else goes into the brief it came from.
Sign-up forms
No landing page to send to yet? A sign-up form goes straight onto your website with one embed, or onto a landing page if you don't have a website at all. Either way, it follows your brand and keeps automated sign-ups out.
Sending domains, handled
Every domain the page lives on is registered, authenticated and hosted for you, with zero DNS records to set up yourself.
See sending domainsAI email design
The brief that builds your landing page starts as the brief that designs your email: headline, sections, proof and footer, ready to send.
See AI email designHonest reporting
Page views, clicks and submissions sit beside human opens and clicks on the same live report.
See honest reporting
Let every click land somewhere real.
Month to month, every plan included, no contracts to sign.
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