One page, built to convert
One page, written and built for one job: the visitor does the thing you need them to do.
A landing page is the right shape when there is exactly one thing to say and exactly one thing you want the visitor to do. A launch, a single service, a campaign that needs somewhere to send its clicks.
A NewWebsite.builders landing page is 1,000 EUR, one payment, live in 3 business days. It is hand-coded rather than assembled from a theme, hosted on an edge network in your name, and handed over with the source code and 14 days of fixes. A headless CMS is a 200 EUR add-on.
What you get for 1,000 EUR
One page, written and built end to end. The design comes from your business rather than from a template, so the page is as long as it needs to be and no longer.
- A written scope agreed on the call, before anything is built.
- The copy, drafted from what you tell us on day 1 and edited with you, or your own words placed and fitted.
- A page of hand-written components, with your photographs cropped and placed.
- The form or the booking link the page exists to feed, wired up and tested.
- SEO and GEO in the markup: title, description, structured data, headings and a sitemap.
- Hosting on an edge network with SSL, on your domain, in your name.
- The source code and 14 days of fixes after launch.
When one page is enough
One page is enough more often than agencies admit. If a visitor arrives already knowing roughly what you do, and the only question left is whether to contact you, extra pages give them somewhere to wander off to instead of deciding.
A landing page is the right call when any of these are true:
- You are launching one product or one service and want it live this week.
- You are paying for ads and the clicks currently land on a page that was built for something else.
- You have no website at all and want a real one before you have a big one.
- Your offer is simple enough to explain in one scroll.
It is the wrong call when a visitor has to choose between several services, or when you expect to publish new material regularly. That is a multi-page site.
The CMS add-on
For 200 EUR the page's words and pictures are modelled into a headless CMS, and you get a login. After that you change the headline, swap a photograph or rewrite the offer from a browser, on a phone if you want, with 0 calls to us.
Without it the page is still yours and still in your repository, but changing a sentence means editing the code or asking someone to. Most people who intend to touch the page more than twice take the add-on. There is a fuller explanation on what a headless CMS gives you.
How fast, honestly
Three business days from the moment the scope is signed and your material is in. The call itself is 30 minutes and the review pass on day 3 is usually another 30. The rest of the time is ours, not yours.
The only thing that moves the date is material arriving late. If the logo and the photographs land on day 3, the page goes live when they do, and we will say so on day 1 rather than discover it on day 3.
What it is not
It is not a theme with your logo dropped into it, and it is not a page builder export. There is 0 builder runtime in what your visitor downloads, which is most of why these pages open as fast as they do.
It is also not a placeholder you are expected to replace in six months. The code is standard, it is yours, and a multi-page site later is an extension of it rather than a rebuild.