Website & Landing Pages
One page, a repair, or a new site — three fixed prices, no guessing.
One page whose only job is turning visits into inquiries.
Decision summary
The fit, the work and the boundary — before the deep detail.
Who it helps
A business running ads or a campaign that needs somewhere for the click to land.
The problem
I send traffic to my homepage and it goes nowhere. People look and leave.
What we do
A single page built around one offer and one action: the problem in your customer's words, what you do, the price or the next step, and a form that works. Fixed scope, fixed price.
How it works
A landing page ships in one to two weeks from your offer and materials, with one revision round. The Site Repair Sprint is five working days; Local Site in a Week is seven.
What is included
- One page built around a single offer
- Copy written from your business and your customers' language
- Mobile-first layout that loads fast
- A working inquiry form wired to where you actually read it
- One round of revisions
What is not included
- Multi-page websites — that is a scoped project
- Ongoing hosting, maintenance and content updates
- Photo and video production
- Anything beyond the one revision round
What we don't promise
- Traffic from the page alone — it turns visits into inquiries; the ads or the managed plan bring the visits.
Terms. One-time work is confirmed in a written quote before it starts. A scoping fee is credited in full to the project it scopes.
Inputs, measurement and timing
What we need from you
- Your offer and price
- Brand materials if you have them
- One review round
Time to first result
Live within 1–2 weeks
How results are measured
Leading signals
- Share of visitors who inquire
Lagging outcomes
- Inquiries from the page
Optional proof detailSee the benchmark and example output
Product output
Detected → Handled → Measured
Industry benchmark
67% of consumers often or always look at reviews after a local-business search.
BrightLocal — Consumer Search Behavior · 2025Conversion page anatomy
A clear promise, visible proof and one next action
Customer question
The page opens with the problem and outcome the visitor came to solve.
Proof + offer
Visual evidence and scope explain what happens without a wall of copy.
Conversion path
One primary action routes the request to a named owner and next step.
Primary action is hard to find
Illustrative finding · the sample service page contains competing calls to action.
Conversion page is built and tested
Illustrative workflow · the approved page is implemented with one primary destination.
Launch checks are recorded
Connected-data target · record device QA, form status and configured conversion events.
Optional process detailSee what we detect and the work we do
What the scan detects
The visible gaps that start the work.
Unclear conversion path
The scan checks whether the page explains the offer and presents one obvious next action.
Mobile usability gaps
Layout, tap targets, reading order and visible contact paths are reviewed at common phone widths.
Trust and information gaps
Missing service detail, proof context, ownership and policy links are identified before design work begins.
Exact work we do
The operating rhythm.
Define the page job
Audience, offer, source traffic, conversion destination and required proof are agreed before visual production.
Design + build responsively
The page uses stable responsive layouts, approved assets and the existing technical stack where appropriate.
Verify + hand off
Forms, analytics requirements, metadata, accessibility and device behavior are checked before release.
Commercial next step
Start Landing Page.
One page whose only job is turning visits into inquiries.
$600 one-time · one page
Common questions
Is every project the same price?
No, and you should not have to guess. A Landing Page is one fixed price. A site that is live but broken is the Site Repair Sprint, also fixed. A whole site is Local Site in a Week, fixed as well. Only stores, marketplaces and custom integrations are quoted from paid scoping.
Who owns the website?
You do. Domain, content and accounts stay in your name; a site on our platform can be exported if you ever leave.
How does a website project start?
Buy the fixed product that matches the problem and we start the same week. If the scope does not fit any of them, paid scoping writes down exactly what will be built and what it costs, and the fee comes off the project.
Not ready to buy?
Start with what the free scan can verify.
About 2 minutes · rule-based report