Landing Pages

Landing pages are identified by a unique path: if a landing page and a redirect are both defined for the same path, the redirect will take priority.

While most other entities use UUIDs as the primary key, landing pages are uniquely identified by their path. Because these paths can contain slashes, we append the path as a URL query parameter when making API calls (instead of the typical REST convention used elsewhere wherein the identifier is embedded in the URL structure itself).

All landing pages are defined as an Experiment. The conversion event for all landing page experiments is when an individual signs up and a new account is created.

Attributes:

Name	Type	Description
path	string	The path to identify the landing page. Must be unique for the application.
name	string	Human-readable name associated with the landing page.
experiment	object	Embedded Experiment object. The experiment will pull from the landing page's versions.
referral_methodology	string	The Methodology used to merge referral parameters defined in the landing page vs supplied in the URL.
referral	object	The default Referral object associated with the landing page.
plan_group_id	string	The identifier of the plan group associated with the landing page.
plan_id	string	The identifier of the plan associated with the landing page (must exist within the plan group).
plan	object	The plan associated with the landing page.
discount	object	The discount to apply to all signups generated by the landing page.
enabled	boolean	Disabled landing pages will not be rendered. If the landing page is disabled for the requested path, the default landing page will be rendered.
default	boolean	If the landing page is the default landing page for the application. Default landing pages cannot be disabled.
html_header	object	The embedded HTML Header object for the landing page and all of its versions.
versions	array	Array of Landing Page Versions available with this landing page.
created_at	integer	Unix timestamp of when the landing page was created (in seconds since the Unix epoch).
updated_at	integer	Unix timestamp of when the landing page was last updated (in seconds since the Unix epoch).