What I like:

• The Markets screenshot further down the page
• The benefits/features with icons
• Clear pricing

What I dislike:

• The illustrative mockup on top doesn't provide much info. Might be better to move the real screenshot into that space
• There's A LOT of text and there's not enough informational hierarchy guiding me to what's relevant to me personally
• The sign up step feels high barrier because you ask a lot of info. I imagine you'd get higher conversions if you just add an email field on the homepage with a sign up button. You can ask me later to set a name/password/etc
• The landing page looks complex/overwhelming (because there's so much text), which does a disservice to the app itself because it's quite straight forward
• Don't tell me "it's a better way", tell me what is better. Will it save me time? Help me get more sales?
• I'm missing testimonials and/or a personal touch from you as the maker
• I'd love to see more screenshots
• Don't be afraid to use more spaces, multiple pages, etc. Give the information some room. Maybe a couple of sections for each major feature (listing automation, hosted landing pages, future roadmap)

Just now saw this, thanks so much. I like all these suggestions a lot. The more I see "a better way" on landing pages I realize it doesn't say much. I did some banner ads recently and I used the tagline "Your Portfolio Dashboard" which I like a little better. I agree the content needs to be split up, given more space and more screenshots. A minimal sign-up flow would be great. The whole landing page needs work, and I am struggling to prioritize when there are incomplete features that subscribers are asking for. I kind of did this to myself by putting a lot of non-functional features in the app and marking them as "beta".

Actually tbh I am struggling feeling like I am missing opportunities in web3 space which could be much more profitable with a larger, less frugal audience. Domain.io was always going to be a slow grind for a small and tough audience. I feel like it works pretty much fine as-is and it will still be there when more automation opportunities become available to me. I have a couple features I want to wrap up and then I might take a break and see if I can launch a web3 thing in a month. (Calling it Money.game, j/k)