To build a lander with AI, paste your MCP endpoint and token into Claude Desktop or Claude Code, then ask Claude to build a Top-10 casino lander for your market. It reads your live casino data and the rules baked into the MCP, writes the HTML using a dynamic-variable loop, and you review the result in the lander editor's live preview.
CasinoLanders does not ask you to lay out a page in a visual editor. Instead, the AI does the building. Your private MCP gives Claude two things: read access to your live casino library, and the rules that every lander must follow. So when you ask Claude for a Top-10 casino page, it already knows your casinos and it already knows how the page should be structured. It writes the HTML for you, listing each casino through a dynamic-variable loop so the content always reflects your current data.
This is why the casino library and the MCP connection come first in this guide. With both in place, building a lander is a conversation. You describe the market and angle, the AI produces the page, and you refine it in the editor with a live preview. Nothing is hardcoded, so a later change to a casino flows straight into the page.
If you have not already, open the MCP page and paste your endpoint and token into Claude Desktop or Claude Code, then restart Claude. Once the CasinoLanders server is connected, Claude can read your live casino library and the compliant build rules baked into the MCP. This connection is what lets you build a page by chatting instead of designing it by hand.
In Claude, ask for a Top-10 casino lander and describe the market and angle. For example, name the country or audience, the tone, and which casinos or how many to feature. Claude pulls the matching casinos from your library live, so you do not paste any data yourself. The more specific your brief, the closer the first draft lands to what you want.
Claude writes the full lander HTML using a dynamic-variable loop over your casinos, never hardcoded data. That loop reads fields like rank, name, logo, rating, bonus, welcome offer, pros, cons, payment methods, and your affiliate link, and renders each casino in the listing. The rules baked into the MCP keep the page SEO-structured and keep affiliate CTAs compliant, so you do not have to repeat those instructions.
Open the lander in the dashboard and use the Design tab, which shows the HTML template next to a live preview rendered from your real casino data. If something needs to change, ask Claude to adjust it, or tweak the template directly, and the preview updates. Preview visits are never counted in analytics, so you can review freely.
Write a clear brief. Naming the country or audience, the angle, the number of casinos, and the tone gives Claude enough to produce a strong first draft that you only need to fine tune.
Once a lander exists, you refine it in the editor. It is organized into five tabs.
Casinos
Pick which casinos appear on this lander and reorder them into your Top-10 ranking.
Design
The HTML template with a live preview rendered from your real casino data via the dynamic-variable loop.
Tracking and Code
Add Google Analytics or GTM head code, plus body-start and body-end code, and toggle built-in analytics.
SEO and Domain
Set the title, angle, keyword, SEO title and description, and assign a domain to the lander.
Analytics
See pageviews, CTA clicks, and click-through rate for the live lander.
The Design tab is where you confirm the page. It shows the HTML template next to a live preview built from your real casino data, so the listing you see is exactly what visitors would get. If a casino is missing or out of order, open the Casinos tab, pick the casinos you want, and drag them into your preferred Top-10 ranking. If wording or layout needs work, either ask Claude to change it or edit the template directly, and the preview refreshes. Because preview visits are never counted, you can iterate as much as you like without affecting analytics.
When the page looks right, you are ready to publish it. The next step covers adding your domain, pointing one DNS A record at the server IP shown, and clicking Verify to issue a free SSL certificate so the lander goes live over HTTPS.
You connect your private MCP endpoint to Claude, then describe the page. Claude reads your live casino data and writes a full Top-10 lander using a dynamic-variable loop, following the SEO and compliance rules baked into your MCP. You then review it in the lander editor's live preview.
No. Claude reads your casino library live through the MCP, so you never copy casino details into the chat. You describe the market, angle, and which casinos to feature, and the AI pulls the matching records itself.
It is a template loop over your casinos, so the listing is generated from live data rather than hardcoded. It reads fields such as rank, name, logo, rating, bonus, welcome offer, pros, cons, payment methods, and your affiliate link, and renders each casino in order.
In the lander editor. The Design tab shows the HTML template alongside a live preview built from your real casino data. Preview visits are not counted in analytics, so you can review and refine as much as you like.
Yes. You can ask Claude to make changes, edit the HTML template directly in the Design tab, reorder casinos in the Casinos tab, and adjust SEO fields, all with the live preview updating as you go.
Yes. The rules baked into the MCP keep affiliate CTAs compliant, including rel=sponsored links and a responsible-gambling notice, so you do not have to remember those details for each build.