Landing pages and forms
The landing page tool is hidden under Campaigns, has roughly ten templates and no custom HTML, and forms can't be A/B tested.
What people actually say
✕The landing page builder has around ten templates, no true blank-start option and no support for custom HTML, limiting design flexibility.
Source: Sender, Mailchimp review ↗✕Mailchimp's landing pages have no native A/B testing — you can only run split tests on email subject lines and content, not on the landing page itself.
Source: Sender, Mailchimp review ↗✕The landing page tool is buried under the Campaigns tab and uses outdated templates that reviewers describe as frustrating compared to dedicated page builders.
Source: Chimp Answers, Mailchimp forms ↗
Landing pages live in your own Next.js repo on your own domain — Tailwind-styled, version-controlled and deployable to Vercel or Cloudflare in seconds. Forms are real HTML elements that post to your API and land directly in your contacts table, with A/B variants split by a one-line feature flag. If we part ways, you keep the source; nothing goes read-only because no one is holding hosting hostage.