What Unbounce changed

• Added the "MCP" (Model Context Protocol) feature to the main navigation and product sections.
• Introduced a new section for building and A/B testing pages via AI assistant prompts.
• Updated the homepage with a "Launch faster. Convert more." headline and a cleaner, feature-focused layout.
• Added a "We’re with you all the way" section highlighting customer success and community resources.
• Included a specific call-to-action for a 14-day free trial that does not require a credit card.
• Expanded the footer and navigation to include links for "How we compare" and "Product security."

Unbounce is moving beyond a standalone builder by letting users create and manage landing pages directly within AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT. This reduces friction for marketers who already use AI for copywriting and campaign planning.

• Fixed the spelling of "Chatgpt" to the correct brand capitalization "ChatGPT" in the integration list.

This is a minor correction to ensure brand consistency and professional appearance. It shows the team is paying attention to detail in their new AI integration marketing.

• Added Claude and ChatGPT to the featured integrations list.
• Added CallRail to the integrations list.
• Removed Twilio, Chili Piper, and Insightly from the featured integrations list.
• Reorganized the order of existing integrations like Google Analytics and Hubspot.

Unbounce is shifting its focus from traditional marketing tools to AI-driven workflows. By replacing older sales and CRM tools with AI assistants in their featured integrations list, they are positioning themselves as an AI-first landing page platform.