LandingCube builds Amazon coupon landing pages, Messenger bots and tracked links for sellers. Plans from $45/month billed annually, with a 21-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
LandingCube is a web-based landing page builder for Amazon sellers, with a focus on FBA sellers. It turns traffic from outside Amazon into email subscribers and Amazon sales by letting sellers offer single-use or group promo codes in exchange for an email address.
Beyond landing pages, the platform includes Facebook Messenger bots, an Amazon-focused link shortener, post-purchase funnels and review follow-up sequences. The About page says the team began building it in mid-2017 after FBA sellers repeatedly asked for a way to capture customer information before purchase. LandingCube states it is not affiliated with or funded by Amazon.
A seller picks one of four design templates, builds a campaign page for a product, and publishes it on a LandingCube subdomain or a connected custom domain. The company says a page can be created in under three minutes. Visitors enter their name and email address to receive a promo code, and the address can be sent to a connected email tool.
Traffic typically comes from Facebook or Google Ads, email lists, social media, deal sites, blogs or forums. The link shortener can add retargeting pixels and connect to Amazon Attribution, while the dashboard reports unique visitors, conversions and conversion rate. Email sequences can follow up after a coupon claim to request a review.
The core feature is the coupon landing page, which supports single-use and group promo codes with unlimited traffic and coupons on every plan. Pages can be customized with JavaScript for analytics or live chat, and a live CSS editor handles small visual changes. A URL rotator splits traffic between several target URLs with varied weighting.
Messenger bots deliver coupon codes and automate review follow-up, and post-purchase funnels collect emails and order IDs for free gift or warranty offers. The link management dashboard shortens Amazon links, adds Facebook Pixel, Google Analytics or custom tracking code, and supports 12 Amazon marketplaces, with automatic translation for four languages.
LandingCube is a landing page builder for Amazon sellers. It captures email addresses in exchange for promo codes and includes Messenger bots, a link shortener and post-purchase funnels.
Monthly billing costs $69 (Beginner), $99 (Individual Seller) or $239 (Business) per month. Annual billing costs $45, $65 or $155 per month. Custom plans are offered to agencies and enterprises.
Yes, a 21-day free trial with access to all tools in the chosen plan. A credit card is required, and you can cancel before the trial ends to avoid being charged.
It supports Amazon USA, UK, CA, MX, DE, ES, IT, FR, IN, SG, AE and AU. Campaigns for French, Italian, Spanish and German-speaking marketplaces are translated automatically.
It integrates with Facebook Messenger, ManyChat, Mailchimp, AWeber, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, GetResponse, Drip, Zapier, Google Analytics, the Facebook Pixel and WordPress. It also supports Amazon Attribution and iFrame embeds.
The company states that LandingCube is fully compliant with Amazon's terms of service. It also says it is not affiliated with or funded by Amazon.
Yes. Users can connect their own domain and publish campaigns from a custom subdomain. The Beginner plan includes 1 custom domain, Individual Seller includes 5, and Business is unlimited.
It suits Amazon FBA sellers and brands that drive external traffic and want to capture emails, deliver promo codes and request reviews. Agencies and enterprises can ask about custom plans.