Landing pages
A page built to capture, not to impress.
One page, one job: turn the click you paid for into a lead you can contact.
Ad traffic that lands on a homepage has to work out what to do next, and most of it leaves before it does. A landing page has one offer, one form and no navigation to wander into. That is the entire difference, and it is usually worth more than anything you could change about the ad.
From $1,000 for a single page, live in about two weeks.
You own the page and the code. Nothing to rent, nothing to lose access to.
You own it outright · Form and tracking tested end to end · Built to load fast on cellular
What you get
One page, one offer
No header menu, no footer links, nothing else to click. Every element on the page is either the offer, the proof or the form — anything that is none of those three comes off.
A form that actually works
Tested end to end: the submission arrives, the notification fires, and the conversion event reaches GA4 and the pixel. A form nobody tested is the most expensive object on a landing page, because it fails silently.
Fast on a phone, on cellular
Most paid traffic is mobile and impatient. The page is built to render before somebody gives up, which moves more numbers than any headline rewrite.
Yours, not rented
Built on your own site, in your own account. No monthly page-builder fee, and nothing vanishes the month you stop paying somebody.
Pricing
Cold social traffic converts at around 1.5%. Warm and email traffic converts far higher. Anyone quoting one number without asking where the traffic comes from is guessing.
Single page
- Price
- $1,000–$2,500
- Basis
- One-time
Multi-step funnel
- Price
- $3,000–$6,000
- Basis
- One-time
Optimize an existing page
- Price
- $300–$750
- Basis
- One-time
Questions
What conversion rate should I expect?
Cold social traffic converts at around 1.5%. That is a normal number, not a bad one — it is what a stranger who has never heard of you does.
Warm traffic and email traffic convert far higher, because the person already knows who you are. Anyone quoting you a single conversion rate without first asking where the traffic comes from is guessing.
What is the difference between a page and a funnel?
A page is one step: arrive, read, submit. That is $1,000–$2,500.
A funnel is several steps with logic between them — a quiz that branches, a booking flow, a quote calculator that emails a result. That is $3,000–$6,000, and most businesses do not need one until a single page is already working.
Can you fix the page I already have?
Often, and it is usually the better first move. $300–$750 covers reworking an existing page — the offer, the form, the speed and the tracking — without rebuilding it from nothing. If the page is beyond that I will tell you rather than charge you twice.
Do I need one per campaign?
Per offer, not per campaign. Three ads pointing at the same offer share one page happily. Three different offers sharing one page is where the conversion rate goes, because the page ends up speaking to nobody in particular.
What are you sending traffic to now?
Send me the URL and where the traffic comes from. I will tell you whether it needs a new page or just the form and the tracking fixing — the second one is cheaper and it is often the answer.