Customer Case: FastPages

Ruben Buijs, Founder
Ruben Buijs
Digital Consultant
Updated Nov 19, 2025 · Written Mar 12, 2024 · 1 min read
Customer Case: FastPages

What they wanted

Fastpages is like a thrilling roller coaster ride where you can create landing pages, pop-ups, and interactive funnels without needing a tech expert. But what if we told you that the ride just got even more fun with ProductLift?

What we did

ProductLift is like the theme park map that shows you all the exciting attractions and lets you plan your route. With ProductLift, Fastpages can prioritize features, create a roadmap, and keep its users and team members updated on new developments.

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But it's not just a boring map. Fastpages has made it an interactive experience with a wishlist where users can submit feature requests, and based on user votes, the best ones rise to the top. It's like a popularity contest where the most requested features get priority.

The roadmap is where the real fun begins. It's like a sneak peek into what's coming next in the park. Fastpages displays all the upcoming features, including AB testing and Pabbly integration, and users can't wait to try them out.

What we achieved

And what's more exciting than getting feedback from users? Fastpages has captured over 800 votes from users on ProductLift, making the product development process even more engaging. They've also added a changelog called "completed," where they keep track of all the new features and updates they've made. It's like a trophy wall where you can see all the accomplishments.

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ProductLift has made the product development process more engaging and fun for Fastpages and its users. It's like the theme park ride that you never want to end. With ProductLift, Fastpages can keep its users happy and create an exciting product that meets their needs.

Last updated on Nov 19, 2025
Ruben Buijs, Founder

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Ruben Buijs

Ruben is the founder of ProductLift. Former IT consultant at Accenture and Ernst & Young, where he helped product teams at Shell, ING, Rabobank, Aegon, NN, and AirFrance/KLM prioritize and ship features. Now building tools to help product teams make better decisions.

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