A general website
1–3%
Out of a hundred visitors, this many leave their details:
Menu, services, about, blog, contact. The visitor can set off in ten directions — and does.
If the ads are ready and only the page is missing
An AI landing page live tonight, not in two weeks.
Say in one sentence what you sell and to whom. It writes it, designs it and publishes it. And whoever fills in the form doesn’t land in an inbox — they land as a deal at the top of your pipeline.
14 days, full access. No card needed, and we don’t ask for one.
4.7 / 5 from real users14 days of full access3,000 AI credits on usNo contract — leave anytime
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In numbers
- is the whole brief: who, what, and the goal
- 1 sentence
- until the page is live — not two weeks
- minutes
- the form doesn’t go to an inbox — it opens a lead
- 0 emails
Why a separate page
Your website introduces you. A landing page sells.
Same ad, same budget, two different destinations. The difference isn’t the design — it’s how many ways out of the page there are.
A focused landing page
up to 5–9%
Out of a hundred visitors, this many leave their details:
One offer, one message, one form. No menu to click away into.
Industry conversion ranges, for orientation — not a Gammatica promise. Your own rate depends on the offer, the quality of the traffic and the message on the page.
You’re in the right place if any of this sounds familiar
- You have an offer and the ads are ready to run. There is just no page underneath them.
- Nothing has changed on your website in six months, because every small fix means asking someone.
- Filled-in forms land in a shared inbox, and somebody copies them across later. Sometimes.
- You would test three offers, but at the price of one page you think twice about even one.
The campaign is ready. The page isn’t.
Tuesday morning. The ad copy is written, the targeting is set, the budget is sitting in the account. One thing is missing: a page for the click to land on.
You message your web person. They reply that they can look at it the middle of next week. The middle of next week they ask for a brief. Two days after the brief they ask which photo you want.
By the time the page is live, half the season is gone, and the offer you built it for is no longer the offer you have.
Then the first submission arrives — in an email. So does the second. The third comes on a Tuesday, when you’re busy, and by Monday you can’t remember whether you called them back.
The page was never the expensive part. The two weeks without one were.
You aren’t slow. You’re dependent.
A landing page still gets built the way it did fifteen years ago: you describe what you want, somebody else makes it, and you wait. In that process you have exactly one role, which is waiting.
That’s why you can’t test three offers instead of one. Not because you’re out of ideas, but because every idea is another round, another invoice, another two weeks.
What is broken isn’t your pace. It’s the order in which a page gets made.
Why this works
One sentence instead of a brief.
You aren’t building a page. You describe your offer, and the page comes out of it. That’s why it takes minutes, and why you can ask for a different one tomorrow.
1
You say what you sell
Who it’s for, what you offer, what you want them to do. That’s the whole brief. No wireframe, no mood board, no kickoff call.
2
It writes and builds it
Copy, sections, layout, SEO title and description. Written for your offer, not poured into a form to fill in.
3
You change what is off
Type the change into the chat. There’s no editor to learn, and nobody whose permission you need.
4
You publish on your domain
And the form doesn’t go to an inbox: it becomes a contact and a deal at the top of your pipeline.
What it’s used for
Three situations you’ll recognize.
Launching a new service
Decide today, run ads tomorrow. The page is no longer the bottleneck.
A campaign landing page
One offer, one page, one form. Whoever fills it in is already a deal in your pipeline.
A subpage on request
Contact, About, FAQ — ask in the chat, and it lands in the menu by itself.
What you get
Not a page. The road a prospect travels to reach you.
These aren’t line items you order separately. They’re what every finished page already contains.
- A finished page, copy includedStructure, wording, layout. Not an empty template for you to fill in.
- Subpages when you need themContact, About, FAQ — ask in the chat and it lands in the menu by itself.
- A form that opens a leadEvery submission becomes a contact and a deal at the top of the pipeline. No copying across, no lost email.
- Your own domainIt runs on yours. Until you connect one it lives on a public address, so you can take traffic today.
- SEO title and descriptionWritten for you, with a Google preview — not an empty field you never fill in.
- GDPR consentThe form can require consent, and the data stays on EU servers.
- Spam protectionOn a hidden field, with no extra plugin and no extra bill.
- Rewrites any timeNot a delivered file you never touch again. A different offer tomorrow, different copy the day after.
All of it’s part of the Pro plan, not a separate line on the invoice. AI actions run on credits, and every workspace gets thirty free credits a day.
Why this is different
The same landing page. A very different road to it.
Two weeks of waiting, or one afternoon. The same page at the end of it.
A new page
Brief the web person, wait two weeks
One sentence in the chat, live in minutes
A copy change
A ticket, a queue, and by the third one you stop asking
Type what to swap, and it’s swapped
The form
Goes to an email address; someone copies it over
Opens a lead at the top of the pipeline
SEO
A separate plugin with empty fields
Title and description written, with a Google preview
GDPR and spam
One more plugin, one more bill
Consent capture and spam protection built in
Companies that have already handed the work over
Don’t take our word for it.
4.7 / 5
real user rating
I’ve tried a lot of project management software, but finally here’s one that’s easy to use and meets high expectations.
I’ve been using Gammatica for over a month. We moved off Notion onto this platform quickly and painlessly.
We’ve tried many platforms, but I can finally see all our international campaigns in one place.
A 10/10 solution if you want to see what your team actually does each day.
Viktor and the team did excellent work rolling Gammatica out for us. Recommended.
Finally a calendar I don’t get lost in. I recommend it to everyone.
The risk
Fourteen days, no card.
We can’t charge you “by accident”, because we never ask for your card details. If it isn’t for you, you close the tab.
- Fourteen days, every feature, no limits.
- We warn you on day 9 and day 13, before it ends.
- After it ends your data stays intact.
- You pick a plan only when the trial ends — if you want one.
- If you do subscribe and then cancel, everything runs to the end of the paid period.
Before you click
What people ask at this point.
Will it read like a machine wrote it?
The copy is written from your offer, not from a sample to fill in. And whatever doesn’t sit right, you rewrite with one sentence — you don’t regenerate the whole thing.
What if I can’t edit websites?
That’s exactly the point. There’s no page manager and no blocks to drag. You describe the change in the chat.
I already have a website.
Keep it. This is for the landing pages your campaigns need: one offer, one page, one form. Your existing site stays untouched.
What if I cancel one day?
Everything runs to the end of the paid period and your data stays where it is. The domain is yours, and you can point it anywhere.
How long does it really take?
The brief is one sentence and the first version is there in minutes. The time doesn’t go on building — it goes on deciding what you want to say.
Can it do more than one page?
It can. The chat manages the menu too, and the links you have already sent don’t break when a page is renamed.
Anna
You don’t have to learn it. You have someone to ask.
Anna is the assistant built into the system. Not a generic chatbot: she knows Gammatica specifically, across about 300 topics — from credits to permissions to billing. Ask in a sentence and she answers; where it helps she shows you with a small animation and links you straight to the right screen.
- Ask in plain English, get a plain answer
- She doesn’t just describe where it is — she takes you there
- Available at night too, with no ticket to raise
AAnnaLive
What people actually ask her:
How do I connect my own domain?
Let me open it for you
What you want to know before you commit.
No. There’s no page manager and no blocks to drag. You describe the change in the chat and it happens.
Yes. Until you connect one it lives on a public address, so you can start sending traffic immediately.
A contact is created and a deal opens at the top of the pipeline you chose. You see the raw fields too, and we flag it when a submission opened a lead.
It can. The chat manages the menu too — ask it to add a Contact page, or remove one. Renaming a page never breaks the links you have already sent out.
You can require consent with your own wording, spam protection runs on a hidden field, and the data stays on EU servers.
Live tonight, or next month?
The campaign is sitting in your ad account, ready. The only question is whether it gets its page today.
P.S. If you don’t do it today, in two weeks you’ll read this again, with the same campaign still sitting in your account. The trial costs you nothing and asks for no card details.