Looking for the lead pages login? Leadpages' own help center lists the sign-in address as my.leadpages.com/login, and from there you reach your dashboard, pages and account settings. This guide is independent: it is not the login page, it has no sign-in form and it will never ask for your email or password. Use it to find the right door, reset a password or fix an error that is keeping you out.
Leadpages Login: Quick Answers
| Official sign-in | my.leadpages.com/login, as listed in Leadpages' "Log in to Leadpages" help article |
|---|---|
| Old .net address | Forwarded to leadpages.com when checked on the update date |
| Sign-in options | Email and password, or Google (GitHub also offered in the new app) |
| Forgot password | Use "Forgot Password" on the sign-in screen |
| Affiliate login | Separate, through PartnerStack |
| Two-factor sign-in | Not described in Leadpages' login articles |
Sources: support.leadpages.com account and login articles, checked on the update date above.
Where Is the Official Leadpages Login?
The current leadpages.com home page is built for new visitors and leads with sign-up buttons, so many customers search for the login instead. Leadpages' help article "Log in to Leadpages" gives the address as my.leadpages.com/login. Type it yourself or save it as a bookmark rather than clicking a login link in an email or search ad, and only enter your password when the browser shows a leadpages.com address.
You will still see the old leadpages.net domain in searches such as "my leadpages net" or "www.leadpages.net login". Those addresses date from before Leadpages moved to the .com domain. When checked on the update date of this guide, they forwarded to the matching leadpages.com page, so it is worth updating any saved bookmark to the .com version.
Classic Leadpages vs the New Leadpages App
Leadpages currently runs two versions of its product, and they do not look the same after you sign in:
- Leadpages Classic is the long-running app with the Classic Drag & Drop Builder. Its help articles refer to the account name at the top left of the navigation menu, Account Settings and a dashboard of cards.
- The new Leadpages has a sidebar dashboard, an AI page builder and HTML upload. Its getting-started article sends new users to new.leadpages.com, which now forwards to leadpages.com, to sign up with email, Google or GitHub.
Leadpages' Classic plan migration page, dated July 30, 2026, says Classic accounts move to the new Leadpages in late 2026 with no exact date set. Accounts with a linked Classic account see a "Bring your Classic account over" prompt after signing in, with an Import Classic option that moves pages, sites, blogs, domains and integrations. If your screen suddenly looks different, this move is the most likely reason.
How to Log In to Leadpages
- Open a new browser tab and type my.leadpages.com/login, or use your saved bookmark.
- Enter the email address you used when you created the account, then your password.
- If you connected Google, choose the Google option instead and pick the right Google account.
- After signing in you land on your dashboard. Owners of a linked Classic account may see the migration prompt first; choosing Maybe later brings it back at the next login.
New to the product altogether? The Leadpages beginner tutorial picks up from the first login and walks through building and publishing a page.
Signing In With Google or GitHub
In Classic, you can use email and password, a connected Google account or both. Leadpages' help article says Google single sign-on is currently available only to the account owner, so team members and sub-account users still need an email and password. To link Google, click your account name at the top left, open Account Settings and choose Connect under Connected Logins; the same place lets you disconnect it.
If you signed up with Google and later want a password as a backup, the same Account Settings page has a Set Password option. The new Leadpages app lists Google and GitHub as sign-up options alongside email. Neither app's login article describes two-factor authentication, so the practical protection is a unique password stored in a password manager.
How to Reset or Change Your Leadpages Password
If you are locked out, the steps are the same in both apps:
- On the sign-in screen, choose Forgot Password.
- Enter the email address on your account and select Request Password Link.
- Open the email from Leadpages and follow the link to set a new password. Check spam or promotions folders if it does not arrive within a few minutes.
If you are already signed in to Classic and simply want a new password, open your account name, choose Account Settings and click Edit beside the password field. The new app has no in-app password form, according to its account settings article, so you use Forgot Password even while signed in. A reset only changes email-and-password sign-in; a connected Google login keeps working as before.
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Start Free Leadpages TrialFinding Your Dashboard, Pages and Admin Settings
Searches like "how to find leadpages pages" or "leadpages admin page" usually come from people who are signed in but cannot find their work. Where things live depends on the version:
| You want | New Leadpages | Leadpages Classic |
|---|---|---|
| Your pages | Pages in the sidebar | Landing Pages in the left-hand menu |
| Recent work and stats | Dashboard welcome area and Top Pages | Recently updated and Performance cards |
| Form entries | Submissions | Latest leads collected, then View All Leads |
| Domains and integrations | Custom Domains and Integrations | Search the Classic help center for the setting by name |
| Profile and API keys | Account Settings | Account name, then Account Settings |
| Team and client access | Organization and Billing | Account name, then Sub-Accounts |
The new dashboard also shows your plan, remaining AI credits, total pages and page views at the top, plus any running A/B tests. In Classic, the left-hand menu groups your work by type, such as Landing Pages and Conversion Tools.
Logging In to Sub-Accounts and Team Seats
Agencies often manage clients through sub-accounts in Classic. You do not log in to these separately: sign in to the main account, open the account name menu, choose Sub-Accounts, then Manage Sub-Accounts, and click Log in beside the client you want. In the new app, team members and roles are managed under Organization instead. Billing, invoices and seat questions are covered in Leadpages account, billing and sub-accounts.
Common Leadpages Login Problems and Fixes
| Problem | Likely cause | What to try |
|---|---|---|
| "Incorrect email or password" | A different email from the sign-up address, or a saved password that is out of date | Type both by hand instead of letting a password manager fill them, then reset the password |
| Login page keeps reloading | Old cookies or a cached session | Clear the browser cache or try another browser or a private window |
| Google sign-in does not open your account | Wrong Google account, or you are not the account owner | Pick the Google account you connected, or sign in with email and password |
| Reset email never arrives | Spam filtering or a different account email | Check spam and promotions, then search your inbox for earlier Leadpages receipts to confirm the address |
| Signed in but pages are missing | You are in the new app and your Classic content has not been imported, or you are in a sub-account | Look for the Import Classic option, or switch back to the main account |
| Account will not open after cancelling | The subscription has ended | Leadpages' help center has a reactivation article; see cancelling and reactivating |
The account email cannot be changed from inside the new app, which says email changes are not currently self-service, so a wrong sign-up address needs a support request. If none of these fixes work, Leadpages not working covers wider outages and Leadpages support explains how to reach the team through the Support option in the app or a ticket.
Other Leadpages Logins You Might Need
- Affiliate dashboard: affiliates sign in through PartnerStack, not the customer login. Leadpages' affiliate help article points to leadpages.com/affiliate-login. See the Leadpages affiliate program guide.
- WordPress plugin: connecting Leadpages to a WordPress site is covered in the Leadpages WordPress plugin guide.
- Billing for Classic plans: Leadpages' new-app settings article notes that deleting a new account does not cancel a Classic subscription, which is managed from the Classic account's billing page.
Everything else about running the account, from receipts to plan changes, is collected in the account and support guides.
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Start Free Leadpages TrialFrequently Asked Questions
What is the Leadpages login URL?
Leadpages' help article on logging in lists my.leadpages.com/login. Type it into your browser yourself or use a bookmark, and only enter your password on a leadpages.com address.
Is my.leadpages.net still the Leadpages login?
The leadpages.net addresses are from Leadpages' older domain. When checked on the update date, they forwarded to the matching leadpages.com address, so update old bookmarks to the .com version.
Can I log in to Leadpages with Google?
Yes. Classic accounts can connect a Google login under Account Settings and Connected Logins, and Leadpages says Google sign-in is only available to the account owner. The new Leadpages app offers Google or GitHub at sign-up.
How do I reset my Leadpages password?
Choose Forgot Password on the sign-in screen, enter the email on your account and follow the link Leadpages emails you. In the new app there is no in-app password form, so this is the only route. See account and billing help for other settings.
Why can't I log in to Leadpages?
The usual causes are using a different email from the one you signed up with, a password manager filling in old details, a cached session or an account that has been cancelled. Leadpages not working and Leadpages support cover the next steps.
Does Leadpages have two-factor authentication?
Leadpages' login and account settings articles do not describe two-factor authentication, so do not rely on it being available. Use a unique password and, where you can, Google sign-in.