Landing page builders

Cliux vs Unbounce

Pick Cliux if you want a full site with a store, bookings, members and an agency console on a freeform canvas, priced without a visitor meter. Pick Unbounce if you want a landing page platform with unlimited A/B testing, popups and sticky bars, unlimited client sub-accounts and support by phone, email and chat.

In Unbounce’s own words: “the leading landing page platform built for marketers and agencies”

Side by side

What each product offers

Every figure in the right-hand column links to the page it was read on and the day it was read. Cliux figures are read from the product's own catalogue.

FeatureCliuxUnbounce
Lowest paid plan$192 a year per published site, billed yearly; building and previewing is freeStarter: $22 a month billed annually, $29 a month billed monthly[1]
Free planFree to build and preview with a password-protected share link. A site is free to build and preview; publishing it is $192 a year on the Website plan, and selling starts on Business at $348 a year. An agency buys each client site's plan at its workspace discount; Pro and Scale add seats and white label.No free plan is listed; the entry is a 14-day trial[1]
Fees on your sales0% platform commission on any sale your site makes; payments go to your own Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mollie or Adyen account and that provider's processing fee appliesnot found on official pages; there is no native checkout, payments run through embedded third-party code[2]
Editor modelFreeform canvas: drag anything anywhere, pixel placement, with a separately tunable phone layoutWidgets are placed by absolute position inside page sections; desktop and a 600px mobile view[3]
Sites per planOne site plan per published site, from $192 a year; agencies buy them at their workspace discount (Starter: free, 2 seats; Pro $588 a year for 10 seats, white label and 20% off every site plan; Scale $1,788 a year for unlimited seats, white label and 30% off every site plan)Metered by pages, visitors and root domains rather than sites: 1 root domain on Starter and Build, 2 on Experiment, 3 on Optimize, unlimited subdomains[1]
Team seats and client accessAgency console: owners and admins reach every client site; a site role reaches only the sites it is granted; custom roles from 9 permission keys. One account can belong to several agencies with a role in each, and an agency can invite people who already use Cliux1 user on Starter and Build, 3 on Experiment, 5 on Optimize; Owner, Admin, Author and Viewer roles, scoped per client[4]
Selling onlineOnline Store: physical and digital products, card or bank transfer, shipping zones, stock, discount codes; no product variantsNo native store, cart or checkout found; purchase elements are added with custom code[5]
BlogBlog with categories, tags, authors, comments and schedulingnot found on official pages[2]
FormsForms with a submissions inbox, spam filtering, email alerts and webhooksLead-gen forms on all plans; multi-step forms from Build[1]
Custom codePage code panel in the editor: your own JavaScript, addressing elements by name, in a sandbox; no server-side codePer-page JavaScript and CSS, a custom HTML widget and a script manager; custom scripts and pixels from Build[6]
Custom domainConnect a domain you already own: two DNS records (@ and www) pointing at Cliux, certificate issued for you; every site also keeps a Cliux addressBy CNAME to a subdomain; root domains 1 on Starter and Build, 2 on Experiment, 3 on Optimize[1]
AI site generationNoneThrough the Unbounce MCP server: describe pages in an AI assistant and it builds and publishes them[7]
Starting points11 design themes x 8 site types, then change anythingMore than 100 landing page, popup and sticky bar templates[1]
Code exportNoneNo HTML export found; pages download in a proprietary .unbounce format for re-upload inside Unbounce[8]
SupportEmailPhone, email and live chat from the lowest plan[1]
Pages per planOne-click publish with version history and rollback; up to 200 pages per site5 on Starter; unlimited from Build[1]
Visitor caps and overagesHosted by Cliux on a Cliux subdomain; no published uptime figure500 on Starter, 20,000 on Build, 30,000 on Experiment, 50,000 on Optimize; pages keep running and a one-time $80 overage per extra 10,000 visits applies[9]
Client sub-accountsAgency console: owners and admins reach every client site; a site role reaches only the sites it is granted; custom roles from 9 permission keys. One account can belong to several agencies with a role in each, and an agency can invite people who already use CliuxUnlimited from Build; not on Starter[2]
A/B testingNoneUnlimited A/B testing with manual traffic allocation from Experiment; Smart Traffic AI routing from Optimize[1]

Where they lead

Where Unbounce is stronger

  • Conversion testing depth: unlimited A/B variants with manual traffic allocation and confidence intervals, and AI traffic routing above it[1]

  • Unlimited client sub-accounts from the Build plan, with users scoped per client[2]

  • An MCP server on every plan, so pages and A/B splits can be built from an AI assistant[1]

  • Pages keep running past the traffic limit, with a one-time overage instead of a cutoff[1]

  • Phone, email and live chat support from the lowest plan[1]

Where we differ

Where Cliux is different

  • Freeform canvas: drag anything anywhere, pixel placement, with a separately tunable phone layout

  • 11 built-in apps on every published site: Blog, Online Store, Bookings, Events, Restaurant, Community, Donations, Members Area, Paid Subscriptions, Forms, Smart Chat; taking payments starts on Business, recurring payments on Business Plus

  • Starter: free, 2 seats; Pro $588 a year for 10 seats, white label and 20% off every site plan; Scale $1,788 a year for unlimited seats, white label and 30% off every site plan

  • Agency console: owners and admins reach every client site; a site role reaches only the sites it is granted; custom roles from 9 permission keys. One account can belong to several agencies with a role in each, and an agency can invite people who already use Cliux

  • 0% platform commission on any sale your site makes; payments go to your own Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mollie or Adyen account and that provider's processing fee applies

  • Proposals, contracts and invoices in the agency console, paid into your own Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mollie or Adyen account

Moving over

How a move from Unbounce works

There is no import tool. This is what a switch involves, step by step.

  1. There is no import tool, and Unbounce's .unbounce files are not something Cliux reads. Both editors place elements freely, so the layout carries over by eye; open the Unbounce page beside a new Cliux site and rebuild it on the canvas.

  2. Publish on your free Cliux address, share the password-protected preview with whoever signs off, and keep the old page live until you are happy.

  3. Point your own domain at Cliux: two DNS records, and the certificate is issued for you; the Cliux address keeps working beside it.

Frequently asked questions

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Yes. Unbounce's Classic Builder places widgets by absolute position inside sections; Cliux is a freeform canvas with a derived, tunable phone layout.

No. Unbounce offers unlimited A/B testing from Experiment and AI traffic routing from Optimize.

Cliux plans are priced per site or per agency, not per visit. Unbounce plans carry monthly visitor limits with a one-time overage fee above them.

A site is free to build and preview; publishing it is $192 a year on the Website plan, and selling starts on Business at $348 a year. An agency buys each client site's plan at its workspace discount; Pro and Scale add seats and white label. Unbounce lists no free plan; the entry is a 14-day trial.

Cliux has a built-in store with 0% commission. Unbounce has no native checkout; purchase elements are added with custom code.

Get started

Build it on the canvas, then decide.

Building and previewing costs nothing. Publishing on your own domain is $192 a year on the Website plan, and selling starts on Business.

Sources (9) and editor’s note, checked on 2026-09-18
  1. [1]unbounce.com › pricing
  2. [2]unbounce.com › compare-plan-features
  3. [3]documentation.unbounce.com › articles › 37949091662996-Accessibility-and-Compliance-Support-in-the-Unbounce-Classic-Landing-Page-Builder
  4. [4]documentation.unbounce.com › articles › 360001293706-User-Role-Permissions
  5. [5]
  6. [6]documentation.unbounce.com › articles › 203879070-Adding-Custom-JavaScript-and-CSS-in-the-Classic-Builder
  7. [7]documentation.unbounce.com › articles › 52207464102804-The-Unbounce-MCP-Server
  8. [8]documentation.unbounce.com › articles › 360000987863-Downloading-Uploading-an-Unbounce-Landing-Page
  9. [9]documentation.unbounce.com › articles › 360044911872-What-Happens-if-I-Exceed-The-Traffic-Limit-on-My-Plan

Editor’s note: the facts on this page were checked on 2026-09-18 against Unbounce’s own pages; prices and plans change, and the other product’s site is the authority on itself. Not read on official pages: The help centre answers 403 to plain fetches; its articles were read through the help centre JSON API; Concierge and Agency prices (custom); Regional pricing: only USD was displayed to our fetch location; Whether published pages carry an Unbounce badge on the trial or after cancellation; White label or agency branding of the dashboard or editor: not found on official pages; Whether the trial collects a card: the pricing page says no, the sign-up help article says billing details are charged on day 15. Unbounce is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Unbounce. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.

  • Why Cliux?
  • Freeform canvas
  • Ten business cores
  • Phone layout, derived
  • Your own domain
  • Developer mode