A first page that can grow
Start with one landing page. Ask for pricing, about, and a blog. Frontpage wires the nav.
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Start with one page. Grow to a whole site.
Carrd wins a tiny one-pager. Frontpage wins the brief: that first page, then pricing, about, and a blog when you ask, on your domain.
- One page or many
- No drag editor
- Ask for page two
Free plan to start. No credit card. Carrd still wins a tiny one-pager.
What Frontpage does
Frontpage starts with a landing page. Then you ask for the next one.
Carrd wins if you want a tiny one-pager and you are happy dragging and nudging. This page is for everyone else. One-page ceiling, templates that look alike, Pro for a domain and forms, and a wall when you need page two. Frontpage builds that first page, then pricing, about, and a blog when you ask.
Looks like the brand
Color, font, and copy from the first draft. Not a shared Carrd template. See editing by chatting.
Custom domain in the same flow
Connect the name with SSL. The basics are not locked behind Pro. Connect your domain.
Growth after publish
Growth Advisor on Growth and Scale. Autopilot on Scale. You accept or decline.
Side by side
Carrd wins the tiny page. Frontpage wins page two.
Carrd
Frontpage
Site size
Best for a single one-page site
One page or a full multi-page site
How you build
Drag and nudge elements by hand
Describe what you want in plain English
Originality
Starts from shared templates
Built around your brand from the start
Domain and forms
Pro unlocks a custom domain and forms
Ask for a form. Connect a domain on paid plans
Growing the site
A second page is a wall. Rebuild elsewhere
Ask for the next page
After publish
Up to you
Growth Advisor on Growth and Scale. Autopilot on Scale
The problem
Carrd is built around a single page. Then you hit the wall.
Carrd is built for one page. The moment you need more than that page, real navigation, a blog, or a layout that is not on the template list, you hit a wall. You are still dragging elements and nudging spacing by hand. Custom domains and forms sit behind Pro. A lot of Carrd sites end up looking like Carrd sites.
Built for one page
Real multi-page navigation, a blog, or a deeper structure is awkward or out of scope.
You still drag and nudge
Lighter than most builders. Elements and spacing are still placed by hand on every section.
Templated by default
Most Carrd sites start from the same small set of templates, so they tend to look alike.
The project will outgrow it
Forms and a custom domain need Pro. Once the idea needs more than a one-pager, the usual path is a rebuild elsewhere.
How to switch
Three steps past the Carrd ceiling.
- 01
Describe the first page
A link-in-bio or a full launch. Frontpage drafts it. Getting started.
- 02
Refine by chatting
Reword the headline, restyle a section, add a page. Chat is the editor.
- 03
Publish, then grow it
Go live on your domain. Ask for the next page when you need it. Connect your domain.
Without the one-page wall
What you get when you leave Carrd.
Page one now. Page two when you ask. Same site.
A first page that can grow
A landing page now, then pricing, about, and a blog when you need them.
Your brand from the first draft
Colors, type, and copy. Not a shared template.
Navigation when there is more than one page
Menus, footers, and internal links are wired as pages are added.
Search basics
Titles, descriptions, and structure. Open SEO tools.
Your domain
Move your site, then publish. No Pro hunt for the name.
Growth and undo
Growth Advisor from Growth ($49). Autopilot on Scale ($99). Rewind is 7 / 30 / 90 days by plan.
The gaps we fill
What you get when you switch.
Launch the first page. Ask for the next one. Publish on your domain. Carrd can keep the tiny one-pager.
- 01
One page or a full site
Start with a landing page, then ask for pricing and a blog. Frontpage builds the pages, routing, and nav.
- 02
Describe it, then review it
Ask for a centered hero, an email capture, and three benefit cards. Frontpage builds that on brand.
- 03
Look like the brand, not a template
Color, font, and copy from the first draft. A restyle is one sentence.
- 04
Grow after it is live
Growth Advisor suggests. You accept or decline. Autopilot tests on Scale. Rewind if a change misses.
Score the Carrd URL
See if the current one-pager is leaving growth behind.
Score any Carrd URL. We email the report. Use it as the brief for the rebuild. Start at website audit.
After you leave page one
Suggestions on the live site, not another nudge.
Growth Advisor reviews the Frontpage site on Growth and Scale, then offers suggestions you accept or decline. That is how Frontpage helps businesses grow traffic by up to 78% and conversions by up to 53%. On Scale, Autopilot can A/B test and publish the winner.
+78% Traffic after the rebuild
+53% Conversions after publish
Search after the launch
Give the launch page a path into search.
People search the launch, land on the page, and decide. Frontpage writes titles and structure so a one-pager, or the site it grows into, can still be found. Open SEO tools.
- Titles and structure written with the new draft
- Clean descriptions as pages are added
- A free audit of the Carrd URL you have today
See it in action
Start with one page. Ask for the next.
Describe the newsletter launch, then add about and an archive with another sentence.
If the project needs pricing or a blog next month, say so.
Build a one-page launch for my newsletter. Email capture, three benefits, and a sample issue.
Done. Centered hero with an email form, three benefit cards, sample-issue band. Want an archive page later?
Yes, add an about page and an archive, and put them in the nav.
Both pages added, nav wired. Analytics are on. Growth Advisor will suggest. Rewind is there if you want last Tuesday back.
Why switch
Why people switch.
Keep the first page. Lose the ceiling.
Page two
The next page is a sentence
Pricing, about, a blog. Frontpage wires the pages and the nav. No rebuild on a second tool.
- One conversation
- No one-page wall
- Nav is handled
Honest split
Carrd still wins a tiny one-pager
If you want a single tidy page and you are happy dragging, stay. If you will need page two, a domain, or a look that is not a shared template, leave.
- Carrd wins the tiny page
- Frontpage wins the next page
- No Pro hunt for a domain
After publish
Suggestions, Rewind, Scale tests
Growth Advisor is on Growth and Scale. Autopilot is Scale only. Free plan if you want to try before you leave Carrd.
- Starter $19 · Growth $49 · Scale $99
- You approve changes
- Rewind on paid plans
Questions
If you already have a Carrd page.
Is Frontpage a good Carrd alternative?
Yes, especially once you need more than one page. Frontpage builds a single landing page or a full site from the same conversation.
Can it still build a simple one-page site?
Yes. A clean link-in-bio or a single launch page is a normal first brief. You are never boxed into one page.
Will the site look different from other Carrd sites?
Frontpage builds around brand color, font, and copy from the first draft instead of a shared template.
Do I get forms and a custom domain?
Ask for a form. Connect a custom domain with SSL. You do not hunt through Pro tiers to unlock the basics. See pricing.
Does Autopilot run on every site?
No. Autopilot is Scale only ($99). Growth Advisor starts at Growth ($49). Free plan exists.
What happens when the project grows?
Ask for a pricing page, an about page, and a blog. Frontpage builds and links them. No rebuild on a different platform.
Start the first page.
Describe the launch. Frontpage builds the page. Ask for the next one when it is time. Free plan. No credit card.
Free plan · No credit card · Starter $19 · Growth $49 · Scale $99 · Autopilot is Scale only