Lead generation pages
Create landing pages that turn a visit into a lead. The page you publish is a headline, supporting text, and the qualification questions, on a hosted link or an embed. A connected AI client can draft it. This is not a drag-and-drop website builder.
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Sample financing page
Find Financing Options for Your Business
Answer a few questions about your business and financing needs.
Open the sample financing page, switch between desktop and mobile, and answer the questions. “Less than 6 months” adds one extra question. Nothing you click is saved.
Sample financing page
Find Financing Options for Your Business
Answer a few questions about your business and financing needs.
The footer on a live page can hold a disclaimer plus privacy and terms links. This sample does not invent customer quotes.
A landing page builder helps you publish one page for one action: a quote, an inquiry, a registration, or a short qualification. A website is a collection of pages. A funnel is the sequence that captures or qualifies someone. In MCP LeadFlow the landing page and that sequence are published together.
Traffic buying stays outside the product. The questions themselves are covered on the funnel builder page. A one-question quiz version is on the quiz funnel builder page.
Four decisions. The building happens in the visual editor, or from a connected AI client that writes the draft.
Name the one action: a funding inquiry, an insurance quote request, a roofing estimate, or a real estate conversation. The page exists for that action.
Set the headline, the supporting line, an optional banner, header, footer, colors, and type. The questions sit on that page. There is no drag-and-drop canvas for extra sections.
Add the facts you need before a reply. An answer can open a follow-up or skip ahead. Contact details can wait until the end.
Preview the path in the builder. Publish a hosted link, or embed the page on a site you already have. Drop-off and submissions show where people leave. Nothing republishes itself.
You connect an MCP client, then describe the page. Claude and Cursor are the clients this product is set up for. There is no chatbot on this website. How the connection works is on the AI funnel builder page.
Instruction
Create a landing page for a roofing company offering free roof inspections. Include a clear headline, service benefits, and a lead qualification funnel that asks about property type, roofing issue, and ZIP code.
What that instruction maps to
You send the instruction from your AI client. This card does not call a model, and it does not produce a freeform page of extra sections.
Page and questions
Book a Free Roof Inspection
These are the parts the product includes. It does not offer drag-and-drop sections, custom-domain hosting, A/B tests, heatmaps, a CRM, email sequences, or checkout.
Publish a focused page with a headline, supporting text, an optional banner, a header, and a footer. The questions are part of that page.
Collect name, email, and phone on the same experience. Submissions stay in the workspace and can be posted onward with a webhook or API.
Ask amount, then time in business, then contact details, instead of one crowded form under the headline.
A newer business can see one extra question. Other visitors skip it. The sample below does that.
A connected client can draft the headline, the page text, and the questions. You still connect Claude, Cursor, or another MCP client first.
The published page reflows. Answer buttons stay tappable. You do not build a separate mobile page.
Share the hosted link, or place the embed on WordPress, Webflow, or any page that accepts HTML. Your own domain is not attached to the hosted link.
See where people leave the questions, how many leads arrive, and which runs convert. This is not a heatmap or a website traffic suite.
Change the headline, colors, type, progress bar, button shape, logo, banner, and footer links. There is no theme marketplace and no photo library.
Four campaign pages. Each one is an illustration of a headline plus the first question. None of them is a template you can open.
Find Financing Options for Your Business
How much funding does your business need?Goal. An inquiry a reviewer can open before an application.
Path. Headline, amount, time in business, contact.
Book a Free Roof Inspection
What is going on with the roof?Goal. An estimate request that already names the job.
Path. Headline, issue, property, ZIP, contact.
Tell Us What Coverage You Are Exploring
Who needs coverage?Goal. A coverage inquiry, not a plan recommendation.
Path. Headline, who is covered, coverage type, contact.
Tell Us Whether You Are Buying or Selling
Are you buying or selling?Goal. A buyer or seller inquiry before the appointment.
Path. Headline, intent, timeline, contact.
A short contact form asks for a name and an email. A lead page can ask what the person wants first, then collect contact details. In MCP LeadFlow those questions are the page, not a widget you drop into a separate design. Different campaigns need different questions. A roofing click should not see a funding-amount question.
Multi-step questions are useful when the next question depends on the last answer. They are not automatically better than a short form. When the goal is a sales conversation, see the sales funnel builder. When the page exists to collect the lead, see the lead capture landing page.
There is no public template library, and no template URL to open. The structures below are briefs. Inside the product you can duplicate a funnel or save a workspace template for the next campaign.
Audience. Someone who clicked an ad for this offer.
Conversion. An inquiry a reviewer can open before an application.
You can change. The headline, the question wording, colors, and the footer.
Audience. Someone who clicked an ad for this offer.
Conversion. An estimate request that already names the job.
You can change. The headline, the question wording, colors, and the footer.
Audience. Someone who clicked an ad for this offer.
Conversion. A coverage inquiry, not a plan recommendation.
You can change. The headline, the question wording, colors, and the footer.
Audience. Someone who clicked an ad for this offer.
Conversion. A buyer or seller inquiry before the appointment.
You can change. The headline, the question wording, colors, and the footer.
Practical checks for a page with one offer. These are not conversion benchmarks.
Book a Free Roof Inspection
Property, the problem, and a ZIP. Then a way to reply.
Check Your Roof
“Book a free roof inspection” is a page. “Welcome to our company” is not.
One button into the questions. Extra offers belong on a different page.
A short line under the headline can say which facts you will ask for.
“Check your options” fits a financing page. “Submit” fits a form with no context.
Amount and time in business, not a biography.
The headline and the first question should be readable without a pinch-zoom.
A long form under the headline asks for trust before the visitor knows the offer. Move contact details later when the questions are doing the work.
If people stop on one question, shorten it or move it. Publish again.
Both paths end in the same hosted page. The agent saves typing. It does not add a section builder, and it is not faster than every other product on the market.
| Work | In the builder | With a connected agent |
|---|---|---|
| First draft | Write the headline and each question yourself. | Describe the offer. A connected agent drafts the headline, the text, and the questions. |
| Page sections | You set the banner, header, headline, and footer in the design fields. | You can ask for those fields in the same instruction. There is still no freeform section canvas. |
| Questions | Add each step and its answers in the builder. | The agent drafts the sequence. You review the wording. |
| Branches | Point each answer at the next step. | Say which answer should open an extra question. |
| Later edits | Change the headline or a question in the builder and publish again. | Send a follow-up, such as “Only ask about revenue when the business is under six months old.” |
| Setup | An account is enough to edit in the builder. | Natural-language drafts wait until you connect your own AI client. That subscription is separate. |
The useful question is where people leave the questions, and how many leads arrive. MCP LeadFlow records drop-off, submissions, and conversions. It does not record a heatmap, and it does not tune the page for you. Ad pixels, if you add them, report the visit in the ad platform.
Illustrative drop-off · not live data
Invented counts for the financing sample. These numbers are not from a customer account.
What you might change
People leave on the amount question. Offer ranges as buttons, and move ZIP after contact details.
You make that edit in the builder, or you tell your connected client, then you publish again.
A fit is a team that needs one page per offer, not a corporate site. Plans start at $49.99 a month after the trial. See pricing.
Match the headline to the ad, then ask the questions the offer requires before anyone is paid for the lead.
Put the qualification on the hosted link you send traffic to. A webhook can pass the submission on. The offer page after that is yours.
Give each client a page for one offer. Duplicate it when the next client needs the same shape with different wording.
A headline about the coverage they clicked, then who is covered and which type. The page does not recommend a plan.
“Book a free roof inspection” as the headline, then the job, the property, and a ZIP, so the callback is not a cold start.
Separate a purchase from a refinance, or ask for an amount and time in business, before a reviewer opens a file. The page does not approve a loan.
The headline asks whether they are buying or selling, so the inquiry already names the appointment.
One hosted page per campaign, with the questions a buyer expects, instead of a generic contact form for every offer.
Including custom domains and drag-and-drop editing, which this product does not do.
Software for a page aimed at one action, such as a quote request or an inquiry. In MCP LeadFlow that page is the published funnel: a headline, supporting text, and the questions, on a hosted link or an embed. It is not a builder for a multi-page website.
Decide the offer, write the headline and the questions, and set colors, type, and the footer. Preview the path in the builder, then publish a hosted link or an embed. A connected AI client can draft that from a description.
Yes. You describe the page or edit it in the visual builder. You do not write the layout as code.
A connected MCP client such as Claude or Cursor can draft the headline, the supporting text, the colors, and the questions. This website does not include that chat. The agent does not lay out a freeform page of arbitrary sections.
Yes. The questions are the form. You can ask one thing at a time, or put several fields on one step. Submissions stay in the workspace.
The hosted page and the qualification are the same published funnel. You can also embed that funnel on a page you built in another tool, such as WordPress or Webflow.
Yes. Publish when you are ready. You get a hosted link, and you can place an embed on a site you already have. Nothing publishes until you ask.
You get a hosted link, and you can embed the page on a domain you already control. Attaching your own domain to that hosted link is not a setting in the builder.
Yes. Send the ad to the hosted link, or to a page where the funnel is embedded. You can add common tracking pixels in the funnel’s site scripts. MCP LeadFlow does not buy or manage the ads.
Yes. The published page reflows on a phone. The sample on this page includes a phone preview of the same layout.
You can see where people leave the questions, how many leads are submitted, and which runs convert. That is funnel measurement, not a heatmap or a full website analytics suite. Pixels can send events to the ad platform you already use.
A landing page is the focused page someone lands on. A funnel is the sequence that captures or qualifies them. In MCP LeadFlow those are one published experience: the headline and the questions ship together. You can still embed that experience on a broader website.
Yes. Connect MCP LeadFlow in Claude and describe the page and the questions. Claude is not embedded on this website.
There is no public template library on this site. Inside the product you can duplicate a funnel or save a workspace template. The examples on this page are illustrations, not pages you can open.
Those products are built around designing campaign pages. MCP LeadFlow publishes a lead page whose main job is the qualification: a headline, supporting text, and the questions, drafted with a connected AI client. It does not include a drag-and-drop section canvas, A/B testing, or custom-domain hosting. Other products may have AI of their own. This is a difference in what the page is for.
Build a focused page, connect the qualification questions, and capture the details your team needs. You can draft it with a connected AI client, or write it in the editor.
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