Landing pages & forms
Marketo landing pages and forms exist, but anything beyond a template needs a developer, and old pages quietly accumulate as technical debt no marketer can purge.
What people actually say
✕Building custom landing-page templates in Marketo effectively requires hiring a developer — out-of-the-box templates are the only path that doesn't involve writing Marketo-flavoured markup.
Source: Capterra, Marketo reviews ↗✕Old landing pages quietly pile up inside Marketo instances and become a major drain on lean marketing-ops teams — outdated offers stay live, brand drifts, and there's no clean way to bulk-purge.
Source: RightWave, hidden problem of old Marketo landing pages ↗✕Capterra reviewers flag that landing-page tooling lacks a real validation workflow on thank-you pages, so broken redirects and tracking pixels ship live without anyone noticing.
Source: Capterra, Marketo reviews ↗
Landing pages live in your own Next.js repo on your own domain — Tailwind-styled, version-controlled, deployable to Vercel or Cloudflare in seconds. Forms are real HTML elements that submit to your API and write straight into Postgres; archiving an old campaign is a `git rm` and a deploy. Lighthouse scores, A11y audits and SEO sit in your normal CI, not behind a Marketo certification.