The marketing-vs-engineering tax
Every page change is a 2-week ticket.
And then it ships behind a feature flag you forgot to flip.
For SaaS & Start-ups
Independent marketing site that does not block on your dev team. Pages, A/B tests, sales pipelines, and trial funnels on one data layer. No engineering tickets to ship a landing page.
The marketing-vs-engineering tax
And then it ships behind a feature flag you forgot to flip.
How EF fits a SaaS team
Built for teams that ship fast, and want to keep shipping fast.
Real SaaS use cases
No fantasy. Real workflows.
FAQ
What SaaS and startup teams ask before running marketing off the engineering roadmap.
Yes. Marketing builds and ships landing pages, pricing pages, and feature launches in ElasticFunnels without a PR, a review, or a deploy. Your engineers keep shipping product instead of pushing copy changes.
Same-URL split testing runs variants server-side on any page, with statistical significance built in. There is no Optimizely contract and no engineering ticket, so marketing can test headlines, pricing, and CTAs on its own.
No. Run your marketing site on ElasticFunnels while your app stays in your repo. Marketing ships pages without ever touching your product codebase.
Yes. Model custom entities like Demo Requests, Trials, and Closed Won, then run your pipeline by stage with auto-assignment and Slack alerts on hot leads. It is lighter than Salesforce and sturdier than a spreadsheet.
Yes. The Cursor and VS Code extension keeps pages as files you version in git, review in PRs, and deploy through CI. Marketing gets autonomy and engineering keeps the workflow it trusts.
For SaaS
Ship landing pages without filing tickets.