Leadpages has acquired Glorify, a design platform focused on high-performing marketing creatives, in a move that consolidates campaign design, landing page creation, and deployment into a single no-code environment.
The integration brings Glorify’s intuitive visual design capabilities directly into the Leadpages platform, enabling users to design assets, build landing pages, and launch campaigns within one streamlined interface. The acquisition is aimed at simplifying the campaign creation process for marketers under increasing pressure to do more with less.
Unified approach to campaign execution
Leadpages, known for its no-code landing page and website builder, has long focused on conversion-first marketing tools. The addition of Glorify extends its offering beyond page templates and lead capture to include embedded creative tools that eliminate the need for third-party design software.
“AI is democratising marketing tools, but it’s also created a fragmented landscape of point solutions,” said Michael Sacca, CEO of Leadpages. “This acquisition addresses that by offering a unified platform where marketers can design, build, and launch campaigns end to end.”
The combined platform is now used by over 300,000 businesses and agencies, from small firms to enterprise brands including Shopify and eBay.
Redbrick expands MarTech portfolio
Leadpages forms part of the Redbrick group, which has made a series of acquisitions in 2025, including media brand Quartz and newsletter platform Paved. The Glorify deal represents a continued push into performance marketing technologies focused on conversion and content automation.
Future product developments are expected to include AI-assisted design and smart content recommendations, aimed at accelerating time to launch and improving creative performance at scale.
Leadpages: Implications for B2B marketers
The merger reflects a broader MarTech trend: the move towards integrated platforms that reduce dependency on siloed tools. For B2B marketers tasked with balancing creative development, campaign delivery, and lead generation, the Leadpages-Glorify combination offers a potentially more efficient alternative to traditional design-to-publish workflows.
“With budgets under pressure, brands need to scale personalised experiences beyond the click,” said Omar Farook, CEO of Glorify. “This acquisition combines design and conversion capabilities to support full-funnel execution.”
The updated Leadpages platform is available now, with further AI-powered features expected later this year.
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