Most mortgage landing pages are terrible. They're cluttered with navigation links, stock photos of smiling families, and forms that ask for everything short of a blood sample. Then loan officers wonder why their conversion rate sits at 2%.
A great mortgage landing page does one thing: it turns a visitor into a lead. Nothing else. No distractions, no corporate fluff, no "learn about our 50 years of combined experience." Just a clear offer, a compelling reason to act, and a simple form.
Here's what actually works in 2026, with templates you can build in HighLevel today.
Before we look at what works, let's diagnose what's broken. The most common landing page mistakes for loan officers:
Every mortgage landing page that converts at 15%+ shares these elements:
Bad: "Apply for a Mortgage Today"
Good: "Find Out How Much Home You Can Afford in 60 Seconds"
Better: "First-Time Buyer in [City]? See If You Qualify for 0% Down"
The headline should match the ad or content that brought them to the page. If your Facebook ad says "See today's rates," your landing page headline better mention rates, not your company history.
One sentence that adds context to the headline. "Get a personalized rate quote with no credit check and no obligation. Takes less than 2 minutes."
Three to four fields maximum for the initial capture. You can always ask qualifying questions on the thank-you page or in your automated follow-up sequence.
At minimum: star rating + review count + one short testimonial. "Rated 4.9/5 from 127 reviews" with a real quote underneath.
NMLS number, Equal Housing logo, any relevant certifications. These matter more than you think, especially for compliance.
Over 70% of mortgage landing page traffic comes from mobile devices. If your page doesn't look perfect on a phone, you're losing the majority of your visitors.
Here are five proven templates you can build in HighLevel's funnel builder. Each one is designed for a specific traffic source and audience.
Best for: Google Ads, rate shoppers
Headline: "Today's [City] Mortgage Rates: See What You Qualify For"
Form fields: Name, Email, Phone, Purchase or Refinance (dropdown)
Key elements: Rate table showing today's averages, urgency element ("Rates updated daily"), strong testimonial from a recent close
Conversion benchmark: 12% - 20%
Best for: Facebook Ads, content marketing, social media
Headline: "The Complete First-Time Homebuyer Guide for [City/State]"
Form fields: Name, Email, Phone
Key elements: Preview of what's inside (3 bullet points), "Free instant download" badge, photo of the guide cover
Conversion benchmark: 20% - 35%
Best for: Organic traffic, SEO, social media
Headline: "How Much Home Can You Afford? Find Out in 60 Seconds"
Form fields: Multi-step form. Step 1: Purchase price range + down payment estimate. Step 2: Employment status + income range. Step 3: Name, Email, Phone.
Key elements: Progress bar, "No credit check required" badge, personalized results on the next page
Conversion benchmark: 25% - 40%
Multi-step forms consistently outperform single-page forms by 20% to 40%. The psychology is simple: once someone answers the first easy question, they're committed. By the time they reach the contact info fields, they've already invested effort and want to see their results.
Best for: Referral partnerships, realtor marketing
Headline: "[Realtor Name] + [Your Name]: Your [City] Home Buying Team"
Form fields: Name, Email, Phone, "Are you working with an agent?" (pre-filled: Yes)
Key elements: Both headshots, combined review count, "Recommended by [Realtor Name]" badge
Conversion benchmark: 15% - 25%
Best for: Email campaigns, database reactivation, Facebook retargeting
Headline: "Could You Save $300/Month by Refinancing? Let's Find Out."
Form fields: Name, Email, Phone, Current rate estimate (slider)
Key elements: Savings calculator visual, "Average savings: $287/month" stat, urgency around rate environment
Conversion benchmark: 10% - 18%
| Template | Best Traffic Source | Form Steps | Expected Conversion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rate Quote | Google Ads | 1 | 12% - 20% |
| First-Time Buyer Guide | Facebook / Content | 1 | 20% - 35% |
| Pre-Qual Calculator | Organic / Social | 3 | 25% - 40% |
| Realtor Co-Branded | Referral Partners | 1 | 15% - 25% |
| Refinance Savings | Email / Retargeting | 1 | 10% - 18% |
HighLevel's funnel builder makes this straightforward. Here's the process:
The headline accounts for 80% of your conversion rate. Before you test button colors or form layouts, test two completely different headlines against each other. HighLevel's split testing feature makes this easy.
Some visitors want to ask a question before filling out a form. HighLevel's chat widget lets you catch those people. Set up an automated greeting: "Have a quick question about rates? I'm here to help."
A 30-second video of you introducing yourself and explaining what happens after they fill out the form can boost conversions by 20% to 30%. People want to see who they're trusting with the biggest financial decision of their life.
Compress your images. Remove unnecessary scripts. Use HighLevel's built-in hosting for fast load times. Every second of load time costs you roughly 7% of conversions.
The best landing page in the world is worthless without fast, persistent follow-up. When a lead fills out your form, HighLevel should trigger an immediate response. Text within 60 seconds. Email within 2 minutes. Personal call within 5 minutes.
The landing page gets you the lead. The automation closes the deal. Both have to work together.
"I switched from a generic website contact form to a HighLevel multi-step funnel and my conversion rate went from 3% to 22% overnight. Same traffic, completely different results." โ HL4MP Community Member
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