SaaS marketing website
The marketing site for an early-growth analytics SaaS that needs to explain a technical product and sell self-serve plans.
One-page site
Landing page design and development for one-page sites
A one-page site built to turn visitors into leads. We plan the sections, design them for desktop and mobile, build the page, connect the form and track conversions. Fixed price, no templates.
8 sections included
Who it's for
For teams that need one focused page live fast, with a single action for visitors to take.
- Launching a product, a feature or a campaign
- Running paid ads that need a page built to convert
- Testing an offer before paying for a full site
- Collecting sign-ups for a waitlist or an event
Probably not a fit if
- You need several pages, a blog or regular publishing (see Corporate website)
- You are replacing a site that already ranks in Google (see Website redesign)
What's included
- Section plan: what the page says, in what order
- Custom design of every section, on desktop and mobile
- One fast page, built to load quickly from ads
- Lead form with spam protection, sent to your inbox or CRM
- Conversion events for the form and the main buttons
- Search and social previews: title, description and share image
- Launch on your domain and your hosting account
Not included
| Item | If you need it | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Copywriting for every section | Add copywriting, or send us your text | $1,800 |
| Logo and brand identity | Add brand identity | $3,500 |
| Editing the page yourself in a CMS | Add CMS setup | $2,000 |
| A chatbot on the page | Add the AI chatbot | $4,500 |
| Photography and illustration | Quoted separately | Quoted |
One-page website or a full site?
A landing page does one job well. A full site explains a whole company. Here is how to tell which one you need.
Still unsure? Start with the landing page. It can grow into a full site later on the same code.
| What matters | Landing page | Corporate website |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | One page, built from sections | Several page templates: home, services, about, contact |
| Best for | One offer and one action: sign up, book or buy | A company with several services or audiences |
| Editing | We update it, or you add a CMS | A CMS your team edits, included |
| Typical timeline | 1-2 weeks | 4-5 weeks |
| Starts at | $5,000 | $8,500 |
How we build it
You do not need to know the technology to buy this page. Here is what goes into it, in plain terms.
UX/UI design
We plan what each section must say and in what order, then design it for desktop and mobile. You see the design before any code.
Your stack, your choice
We recommend a stack in discovery and you pick: Next.js or Astro for most landing pages, Nuxt if your team works in Vue. Every option ships fast pages, which matters for ads and for Google, and any good developer can maintain the code.
Headless CMS, if you want it
By default we update the page for you. Add CMS setup ($2,000) if your team wants to change text and images itself.
Multilingual
Each extra language adds a translated version of the page with the language tags search engines need. Languages are priced in the calculator.
Ready for AI agents
By default the page ships with an llms.txt file, a Markdown version for AI agents and structured data for search engines, the same way this site is built.
- Front end
- Next.js
- Astro
- Nuxt
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Content and i18n
- MDX
- Markdown in Git
- i18next
- AI
- llms.txt
- agent-ready sites
- Email and notifications
- Resend
- nodemailer
- Integrations
- Cloudflare Turnstile
- hCaptcha
- n8n
- Salesforce
- Cloud and infrastructure
- Vercel
- AWS CloudFront
- Quality and observability
- Playwright
- Vercel Analytics
- Speed Insights
Timeline, revisions and price
Extra sections and each extra language add time. Quick feedback from your side keeps the schedule short.
Section plan · 1 day
› Your sign-off: Page goal and section plan
Design · 2 days
› Your sign-off: Desktop and mobile design
Build and launch · 2 days
› Your sign-off: Live page and a test lead
Revisions and sign-off
- Two revision rounds on the design, collected in one list each time.
- You approve the section plan before design starts, so the page says the right things in the right order.
- Changes after sign-off go through a priced change note.
Screens
Questions about landing pages
How many sections does a landing page include?
The base price covers eight sections, such as hero, benefits, how it works, pricing, FAQ and the form. You can add more, up to twenty, at a price per section shown in the calculator.
Can a landing page grow into a full website later?
Yes. We build it on the same stack as our multi-page sites, so new pages, a CMS or more languages can be added later without starting over.
Do you write the text for the landing page?
You can send your own text and we suggest changes to the structure. If you want us to write it, add copywriting. Either way, the section plan comes first.
Will the landing page work with our ads and analytics?
Yes. We add conversion events for the form and the main buttons, and connect the tags you already use, such as Google Ads or Meta, with cookie consent handled.
Further reading
Landing page design price: what drives it
Landing page design price explained: the sections, copy, integrations and timelines that set the cost, with our fixed numbers and when a template is enough.
Core Web Vitals for marketing sites
Core Web Vitals for a marketing website: what LCP, INP and CLS measure, why hero media and third-party tags break them, and how we fix each one in Next.js.