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WHAT THINGS COST

How much does a landing page cost?

One page, one job, and a number that does not need a meeting.

A custom landing page designed and built from scratch costs $1,200 and takes seven days. A template you fill in yourself is assembled rather than designed, and looks it. There is not much honest ground between those two.

The packages behind the answer to "How much does a landing page cost?", drawn as a price ladder with what pushes the number up and down.
Prices read from the catalogue, so this chart cannot disagree with the pricing page.

What you are actually paying for

Not the code. Building one page is the fast part of the job and any competent developer can do it. The cost is the decisions: what goes above the fold, what order the argument runs in, which of your six proof points survive, and what gets cut so the remaining ones are read.

A landing page has no menu to wander into and no second page to hide a weak argument behind. That is why it is the lowest-priced test of whether an offer works that we sell, and why the design cannot be borrowed from a theme that was arranged around somebody else's argument.

Template, freelancer, studio

A template is the right answer when you already know the page converts and you only need it to exist. It is the wrong answer when the page is the experiment, because you will not learn anything from a layout that was not built around your offer.

A freelancer is often excellent and often cheaper. The variance is the problem: the same brief produces a different result depending on who picks it up, and you find out afterwards. A studio price buys a predictable result and somebody who is still there in a month.

What is not in the price

Writing your claims. We structure the copy, decide the order and write the connective text, but the facts, the offer and the proof come from you, because we cannot invent what your product does.

Also excluded: advertising setup or media buying, a content management system, and custom illustration or photography. A landing page that needs all four is a project rather than a page, and it should be quoted as one.

When a landing page is the wrong purchase

When you have a business that needs explaining rather than one offer that needs selling. A site of up to 7 pages at $3,500 exists for that, and cramming an entire company onto one scrolling page is a common and expensive mistake.

Also when you expect to edit the text every week. The page is static, which keeps it light to load, and static means editing code or asking us. Say so in the brief and we will scope an editable region rather than leaving you stuck.

Worked example

Landing Page against Website
PackagePriceDelivery
Landing Page $1,200 7 days
Website $3,500 3 weeks
Website over Landing Page $2,300 more 2 weeks longer

Both prices are the published ones on the package pages.

Included and not included

What each package lists as included, and what its page lists as not included.

Included and not included, by package
PackageIncludedNot included
Landing Page$1,200
  • Custom design, no template
  • Copy structure and hierarchy
  • Responsive down to 390px
  • Analytics and conversion tracking
  • Two revision rounds
  • Writing the claims. We structure the copy and write the connective text; the facts, offers and proof come from you
  • Ad account setup or media buying, which is a separate package
  • A content management system. One page does not need one
  • Custom illustration or photography
Website$3,500
  • Up to 7 pages
  • Custom design system
  • CMS-free, no plugins or page builder
  • Technical SEO foundation
  • Three revision rounds
  • Ongoing SEO work, which is the search retainer
  • Hosting fees and domain registration, which you pay directly to whoever provides them
  • E-commerce, membership or booking systems. Those are a web application
  • Content in a language other than English unless agreed in the brief

What moves the number

Pushes it up
Custom illustration, an animated or 3D hero, several offers on one page
Pushes it down
Nothing much. This is close to the floor for designed work
Changes the timeline, not the price
How fast you send the offer, the proof and the brief

Frequently asked questions

Why does one page cost $1,200?

Because the page is designed, not assembled. A template is assembled and looks like a template. The number is what it costs us to make the layout decisions, build it properly and test it at phone width, delivered in seven days.

Can I edit it myself afterwards?

The page is static, so editing means editing code or asking us. If you expect to change the text weekly, buy the Website package instead, or tell us in the brief and we will scope a small editable region.

What if I need a second page later?

You keep the design system, so a second page is cheaper than starting again. Ask for a quote rather than buying a second landing page.

When do I pay?

Fixed-price work is paid in full before it starts. Monthly work is paid monthly in advance and can be stopped at the end of any paid month. Prices are in US dollars.

How do revision rounds work?

Each package states how many revision rounds it includes. A revision round is one consolidated set of changes within the agreed scope. Changes that alter the scope are quoted separately.

When does the delivery clock start?

A delivery time starts on the first working day after payment clears and the project brief is submitted, not on the day of payment. If we are waiting on content, access or feedback from you, the clock pauses for that time.

Can I get a refund?

Before work starts: Full refund, no questions asked. Ask any time before we begin and you get everything back. After work starts, before delivery: You are refunded the part of the project not yet done, assessed against the work completed at that point. If we have finished the design but not the build, you pay for the design and the rest comes back. After delivery: If the delivered work does not match what the package listed, tell us within 14 days. We fix it, and if we cannot, we refund you in full. Deliverables built exactly to the listed scope are not refundable simply because you changed your mind.

The packages behind these numbers

Each one lists its full scope, what it excludes and how the work runs.

The studio behind them: Web design & development.