Leadpages, a leader in conversion-focused landing page platforms, has announced its acquisition of Glorify, a top-rated design tool. The move helps marketers streamline conversion campaigns using one platform to design, build, and launch campaigns faster than ever.
Thousands of SMBs and enterprise marketers, including brands like Shopify and eBay, already trust Leadpages for conversion-optimized campaigns. Now, with Glorify’s integration, users can create marketing assets, publish landing pages, and run campaigns from a unified workflow.
“AI tools are multiplying, but they still leave entrepreneurs juggling platforms,” said Michael Sacca, CEO of Leadpages. “Our vision is to simplify marketing by offering a single, intuitive platform that handles all campaign needs end-to-end.” He added, “This acquisition gives all marketers the ability to launch conversion-focused campaigns with less complexity and better results.”
By merging Glorify’s powerful design features with Leadpages’ landing page technology, the platform now eliminates the need for multiple tools. Marketers can now manage everything from visuals to campaign launch without any code or third-party plugins. This approach accelerates time-to-launch while ensuring personalization and performance across channels.
Omar Farook, CEO of Glorify, shared, “Marketers spend a lot on traffic from search and social, but personalization often stops at the click. Together, Leadpages and Glorify offer end-to-end performance marketing solutions that scale customer journeys and drive real ROI.”
Currently, over 300,000 businesses, agencies, and solopreneurs use the platform to deliver conversion-driven marketing campaigns. Users will experience a smooth transition and gain access to expanded tools designed for growth, speed, and simplicity.
The acquisition also supports future product innovation, including AI-powered design automation and personalized content generation. Leadpages and Glorify now operate under Redbrick, known for scaling digital-first companies with a strong tech and marketing foundation.
This marks Redbrick’s third acquisition in 2025, following recent deals with Quartz and programmatic email platform Paved. The move reinforces Redbrick’s commitment to empowering digital marketers through performance-focused, scalable, and user-friendly platforms.
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News Source: Businesswire.com
