A landing page for every ad.
A test behind every page.

RapidDomain is the Lapis landing-page system for paid campaigns. Lapis builds a complete page matched to the ad, tests approved page variants, and reports the conversions each one produces, such as form submissions and demo requests.

A builder assembles a page. RapidDomain connects the page to the campaign sending the traffic. The ad’s promise carries onto the page, complete variants enter a test, and post-click outcomes feed the next recommendation.

No. A traditional A/B test usually starts from a page the team already built and compares one manually chosen change. RapidDomain generates distinct full-page directions inside the brand system, connects them to campaign context, and measures the conversions each one produces. The number of variants should still match the traffic available.

No. RapidDomain is a campaign destination, not a replacement for the main site. Pages run on a campaign subdomain or a Lapis-hosted URL while the existing site stays as is.

Variants can change the headline, the offer framing, and the section order. They can also change supporting proof, imagery, form copy, the field set, and the closing call to action. Approved brand and compliance rules stay fixed.

RapidDomain creates page versions for known campaign context: the ad, keyword, offer, audience segment, or traffic source. The design works from 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 a demo request. Lapis verifies that the event can be measured before campaign traffic reaches the page.

Traffic requirements depend on the baseline conversion rate, the number of variants, and the difference the test needs to detect. Lower-volume campaigns should test fewer variants for longer. A test can still end without a clear winner.

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

RapidDomain supports paid campaigns on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, and pairs with ChatSense for ChatGPT campaigns. Setup covers other traffic sources and platform-specific tracking requirements.

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

Timing depends on brand inputs, domain setup, conversion tracking, integrations, and review. Once those pieces have approval, Lapis publishes the first campaign page with the main site untouched.