Give every paid click
a page built to convert.

RapidDomain is Lapis’s landing-page system for paid campaigns. It creates a complete page matched to the ad, tests approved page variants, and measures them against a conversion such as a form submission or demo request.

A builder helps you assemble a page. RapidDomain connects the page to the campaign sending it traffic: it carries the ad’s promise onto the page, prepares complete page variants, measures post-click outcomes, and turns the result into the next recommendation.

No. A traditional A/B test usually starts with a page your team already built and compares one manually chosen change. RapidDomain can generate distinct full-page directions, keep them within your brand system, connect them to campaign context, and measure them against one conversion goal. The number of variants should still match the traffic available.

No. RapidDomain is a campaign destination, not a replacement for your main website. It can run on a campaign subdomain or a Lapis-hosted URL while your existing site remains unchanged.

Depending on the campaign and testing plan, variants can change the headline, offer framing, section order, supporting proof, imagery, form copy, field set, and closing call to action. Your approved brand and compliance rules remain fixed.

RapidDomain creates page versions for known campaign context such as the ad, keyword, offer, audience segment, or traffic source. It is designed around campaign context rather than sensitive personal traits or private identity data.

RapidDomain measures the conversion event configured during setup, typically a lead-form submission or demo request. Lapis verifies that the event can be measured before campaign traffic is sent to the page.

There is no useful universal minimum. The answer depends on your baseline conversion rate, number of variants, and the difference you need to detect. Lower-volume campaigns can still benefit from stronger ad-to-page message match, but should test fewer variants for longer.

RapidDomain captures post-click signals such as engagement, clicks, and form outcomes. Those results reveal which audience, promise, and page combinations perform best. Whether Lapis recommends the next campaign change or applies it depends on your connected accounts, permissions, and approval settings.

RapidDomain is designed for paid campaigns on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn. Ask Lapis about other traffic sources and platform-specific tracking requirements during setup.

Yes. Lapis uses your approved logo, colors, typography, voice, imagery, and messaging rules to create the initial page and its variants. Your team reviews the baseline direction and required brand or compliance guardrails before launch.

Timing depends on brand inputs, domain setup, conversion tracking, integrations, and review. Once those pieces are approved, Lapis can publish the first campaign page without requiring a rebuild of your main site.