Mixo
Describe a business, get a hosted landing page the same day
Describe a business, get a hosted landing page the same day
Fast-read signals for fit, pricing, and trust.
For validating an idea, the free plan is the whole product. One page, hosting and SSL included, published on a mixo.io subdomain with Mixo branding on it — enough to find out whether anyone signs up, and not enough to be the website of a business that already exists. Paying changes four specific things: a custom domain, the branding removed, more than one page, and the measurement tooling — cookie consent, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager. What is not here is any price: this page states none for Business or Premium.
Mixo's premise is speed. You describe a business in a line or two and it generates a landing page around that description — layout, copy and a subscriber form — with no coding involved. The output is published and hosted by Mixo rather than exported.
The free plan is a complete, working site within narrow limits: one page, Mixo branding on it, a mixo.io subdomain, and hosting with an SSL certificate included. For validating an idea that can be enough: the question a landing page answers early on is whether anyone signs up, and a branded subdomain does not stop them.
Paying removes exactly the four things that make the free page recognisably a test: it connects a custom domain, removes the Mixo branding, allows more than one page, and unlocks cookie consent, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager. That last group is the one worth thinking about hardest, because a validation page without analytics tells you whether people arrived but very little about what they did.
Subscriptions carry a domain offer alongside that: one standard domain — .com, .net or .org — included free for the first year with each active subscription, at standard renewal fees afterwards, with automatic setup, SSL and domain privacy handled. The vendor values it at $30, which is worth weighing against the subscription cost once you have it.
One thing is missing, and it is the price. The paid plans are named Business and Premium. This page states no figure for either, and none is carried over from any third party. Everything else here is settled — what the free plan gives you, and exactly what paying adds — so you can decide whether Mixo does the job, and you cannot decide what it is worth. No source here supplies that figure.
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What you can actually do with this tool.
A short description produces design, copy and a subscriber form together. That is the difference between validating an idea today and scheduling a week to build a page first.
Nothing to arrange and nothing to configure: a free site is served over HTTPS on a mixo.io subdomain from the moment it is published.
The free plan's page carries Mixo branding and lives on a mixo.io subdomain. Paid plans connect a custom domain and remove the branding, which is precisely the difference between a test and something you would put on a business card.
Cookie consent, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager are unlocked by paying. If the point of the page is to learn something specific from the traffic, that moves the paid plan from optional to necessary.
Business and Premium subscriptions each include one standard domain — a .com, .net or .org — free for the first year and at standard renewal rates after that, valued at $30, with automatic setup, SSL and domain privacy included.
Common questions about this tool, answered.
This page states no price. The paid plans are named Business and Premium, and no price for either is published here or carried over from any third party. Any figure you may have seen elsewhere is unconfirmed here, so a budget built on it is a guess.
No. The page — design, copy and subscriber form — is generated from a description of the business.