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Unbounce vs Carrd

Compare with for 10 people.

Unbounce
39%
match · $264/yr
Carrd
77%
match · $9/yr

Carrd is the better fit.

It costs $255 less a year for 10 people.

How we work out the match
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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Unbounce
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$22.00
× 12 months$264.00
Per year
$2.20 per person / mo
$264

Carrd
Pro
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$0.75
× 12 months$9.00
Per year
$0.08 per person / mo
$9

Choose a tool

Unbounce

From $22
G2 4.3 · 386 reviews

PPC teams that test landing pages every week and want AI traffic routing, as long as their traffic fits the visitor tiers.

Carrd

From $9Free plan
G2 4.5 · 34 reviews

Marketers and small businesses who need cheap, fast one-page campaign sites and don't rely on A/B testing.

Side by side

UnbounceCarrd
PricingFrom $22/month (billed yearly); A/B testing from $112/month (billed yearly)Free; Pro from $9/year (custom domains from $19/year)
G2 Rating4.3 (386 reviews)4.5 (34 reviews)
Best ForPPC teams that test landing pages every week and want AI traffic routing, as long as their traffic fits the visitor tiers.Marketers and small businesses who need cheap, fast one-page campaign sites and don't rely on A/B testing.

Pros and cons

Unbounce

Pros

  • Smart Traffic can optimize with less traffic than classic split tests
  • Mature A/B testing and dynamic text replacement for paid search
  • Unlimited conversions on every plan
  • Large integration catalog from the Build plan up

Cons

  • A/B testing and DTR start at $112/month billed yearly
  • Monthly visitor caps on every plan (500 on Starter)
  • Few users and root domains on lower tiers

Carrd

Pros

  • Cheapest way to put a page on a custom domain
  • Very quick to learn and publish
  • Lightweight one-page sites
  • Priced by number of sites, not traffic

Cons

  • No A/B testing, dynamic text replacement or popups listed
  • One-page sites only
  • Limited design depth

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