One page. One offer. Nowhere else to go.
A landing page is the fastest thing this shop makes. It exists so an ad has somewhere to land, and so you can count what happened when it did. From $400.
“I need to launch now.”
You need to launch now
Usually that means the ads are approved, the date is set, and there's nowhere for the traffic to go. A full site takes about two weeks. A landing page takes days, because it's one page doing one job.
It carries a single offer and a single action. No menu to wander into, no about page, no blog — the four other things a visitor could do instead of the one you're paying for. The form goes wherever you actually read your leads, and the conversion is counted for Meta and Google before the first dollar goes out.
It's also the honest way to test an offer before building a site around it. If one page can't sell it, a bigger version of that page wouldn't have either.
What you get
- One page built around a single offer and a single action
- Copy and layout written for that offer, not adapted from a template
- Lead form wired to your inbox, your CRM or a spreadsheet — your call
- Meta pixel and Google conversion tracking, live before the first ad runs
- A thank-you step that fires the conversion, so the numbers match
- Fast on a phone, which is where ad traffic comes from
- English, Spanish, or both
- Live in days, not weeks
When you don't need this
Four situations where this is the wrong thing to buy. If one of them is yours, say so on the call and we'll point you at the cheaper answer.
You have nothing to send at it. A landing page doesn't find people — ads, email or a list do. With no traffic it's a page nobody reads.
People need to browse before they decide. Several services, a catalogue, a portfolio to work through — that's a site, not a landing page.
You haven't decided what the offer is. One page can only carry one, and picking it is your call, not a design decision.
You already have a page that ranks for this. A second one competing with it usually costs you both.
FAQ
What does a landing page cost?
From $400. The number moves with how much has to be written from scratch and how many things it has to connect to — you get an exact figure on a 15-minute call.
How fast can a landing page be live?
Days rather than weeks, once the offer and the copy are settled. In practice the slow part is almost never the build — it's deciding what the page is asking the visitor to do.
Do I need a website as well as a landing page?
No. A landing page works on its own, on its own address or as one page inside the site you already have. Plenty of businesses run ads to a landing page for months before they build anything else.
What's the difference between a landing page and a website?
A website is where someone goes to find out about you and can look around. A landing page has one offer and no way to wander off it. Different jobs — a site is $2,000-2,500 and takes about two weeks; this is $400 and takes days.
What we need from you
The offer, in one sentence, and what you want the visitor to do about it. That's the whole brief. If the sentence isn't settled yet, the call is the right place to settle it — a page built on a maybe converts like a maybe.
Book your diagnosis
30 minutes via video call. Free. Pick the time that works best for you. All times in ET.
- Free 30-minute diagnosis
- We show you the system before you pay
- Proposal with KPIs defined from day one
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