Lead gen page examples
The page is not selling — it is collecting a contact for someone who will.
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This page lists 10 real Lead gen landing pages that UXXRAY captured and measured, less than one percent of the 2,574 pages on the full shelf. A page is filed here when its funnel is classified as Lead gen: the page is not selling — it is collecting a contact for someone who will. The shelf also holds SaaS 1,781 (69%), E-commerce 258 (10%), Affiliate 155 (6%), Content 370 (14%); each share divides by the 2,574 pages. Each card is the entry page of one funnel, captured at 1440px, and opens its specimen page with the measured sections that make it up. Every figure comes from the page’s own DOM and computed styles, with no AI judgment. The corpus is seeded from launch directories, so read these counts as what UXXRAY measured, not as a sample of the whole web.
How this is measured
Every card is a real page we captured from a funnel we classified as Lead gen.
The other two zooms: which play the whole funnel runs: Funnel designs; each band of the stack opened up: Section designs.
Method: every card is one captured page — the entry page of a funnel we crawled, screenshotted at 1440px and measured deterministically: no LLM, no opinion. Type is the funnel classification the crawler assigns from what the page sells. Shape is a second, narrower reading: each page is segmented into full-width bands, every band is classified into a section archetype (hero, logo wall, features, pricing, reviews, comparison, FAQ, CTA, footer…), and pages whose exact body-section sequence repeats across the corpus form a named shape. Of the 2095 section-mapped pages, 1675 reach the footer with a classifiable hero; 47 are still mid-crawl and 373 we could not cleanly read — both are shown here and simply carry no shape, never a guessed one. 614 more are structurally minimal (a hero and a CTA only) and never become a shape of their own. Scope: every funnel we have crawled, auto-updating. A shape's NAME is our label for a measured cluster; the membership is the fact.