How long does a landing page take to build?

One page usually runs one to three weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on how much copy we write and how many integrations the form needs. If you already have copy and design files, it moves faster.

Can you work from our existing design files?

Yes. If you have a Figma or PSD file, we build from it and match the layout as closely as the browser allows. If the design is still a wireframe, we fill in the missing states and finish the page.

Where do the form submissions go?

Submissions reach your inbox or CRM through a webhook, and the visitor gets a confirmation email. We can also carry UTM data through to the submission so you see which campaign produced each enquiry.

Do you run A/B tests on the page?

We can set up variant testing on headlines, form fields, or the order of the proof section. It needs enough traffic for the result to mean anything, so on small campaigns we start with the obvious fixes instead.

Where does the landing page live?

Usually on a subdomain or a folder of your existing site. If your current hosting cannot serve it, we deploy the page on Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare Pages and point the domain at it.

Landing Page Development

Landing pages for product launches, campaigns and events: message structure, forms, analytics, fast loading and iteration after launch.

See our work:

Ukrainian-Australian Association NT→React Support Ukraine Banner→Eggifest: Dreams Without Borders→

Most campaign pages fail to convert for reasons that have little to do with the page itself. The offer is weak, the traffic comes from an audience that was never going to buy, and nobody answers the form until the following week. What a page can still decide is whether the visitors you already paid for take the action you want. That is the part we build, and we are specific about where its influence ends.

We write, design, and ship single-page sites for product launches, paid campaigns, event sign-ups, and pre-orders. One page, one goal, a form at the end, and analytics that show where people stop reading.

What a landing page is

A landing page is one page with one job. It sits on its own URL, often on a subdomain or in a folder beside your main site, and it carries a single call to action instead of a navigation bar full of exits. Visitors arrive from an ad, an email, a QR code, or a slide at a conference, read a short argument, and either act or leave.

The constraint is the point. With no second page to distract anyone, the work becomes ordering the message and removing friction between the headline and the submit button.

Plenty of projects need something else. A product with a long evaluation cycle and several buyer roles needs a full corporate website where legal, finance, and an engineer can each find their own section. A landing page suits a decision made in one sitting.

Who it is for

Startups testing demand before committing to a full product build
Marketing teams running paid search, social, or influencer campaigns
Event organisers selling tickets or collecting registrations
SaaS teams promoting a new feature, plan, or beta
Companies running a launch in one market before a wider rollout

If the goal is a market test rather than a permanent campaign, we can connect the page to AI lead qualification automation so enquiries reach you already scored.

What we deliver

Structure and copy

We map the argument before anyone opens a design tool. What is the promise, what evidence supports it, which objection stops the reader, and what happens after they submit. The section order follows that argument, and each block earns its place by moving the reader towards the form. If you already have copy, we keep what works and rewrite what buries the point.

Design

A single responsive page built around your brand. Layout, type, and colour come from your guidelines, or from the visual direction we agree together. Our design team treats the page as one composition, since there is no second screen to hide a weak section on.

The form and what follows

Forms are wired to a service or a serverless endpoint with spam protection, a confirmation email, and a webhook into your CRM or inbox. We test the failure path as carefully as the happy one: what a duplicate submission does, what a bounced address does, and what a visitor sees if the endpoint is briefly down. If you have a finished mockup, we can build from it through our Figma to HTML conversion service.

Analytics and measurement

Analytics setup covers scroll depth, form start, form submit, and any outbound click that matters. If your campaign uses UTM parameters, the page reads them and stores them with the submission, so you know which ad produced which enquiry. Consent handling for visitors in the EU and the UK is part of the build.

Speed and technical basics

The page is pre-rendered, images ship in modern formats at the right dimensions, and fonts are self-hosted. We check load times on real mobile connections, since a desktop score says little about a phone on a slow network. Metadata, structured data, and canonical tags ship with the build, and our technical SEO audit and fixes covers whatever the campaign has to inherit from an older site.

How an engagement runs

A typical build runs in phases, with a checkpoint at the end of each one. Discovery and structure take a few days and end with a copy outline and a section list. Design and build follow, usually one to two weeks depending on the weight of the visual work and the number of integrations behind the form. Launch includes the analytics check, a form test across browsers, and a QA pass on real phones.

After launch we normally spend a week watching the data and adjusting headlines, form fields, and the order of the proof section. A second round of iteration follows when the campaign has enough volume to read.

What it costs

We work at a flat rate of $39 per hour, or on a fixed scope agreed once we have seen the brief. A single page with a form and analytics is a small, predictable piece of work, often a matter of weeks from kickoff to launch. The cost drivers are the amount of new copy, whether there is an existing design system to follow, how many integrations the form needs, and how many rounds of iteration you want after launch.

Teams that need continuous campaign support rather than one page use our monthly capacity plans from $2,699. The pricing page explains both models alongside the published typical-order budgets for common project scopes.

What a landing page can and cannot change

A page influences what happens after someone arrives. Clear structure, an offer written plainly, a form with fewer fields, and a fast load can move a meaningful share of visitors from curious to converted, and those things are within our control.

It cannot fix a weak offer, and it cannot fix traffic bought from the wrong audience. If the price is wrong, the claim is untrue, or the ad promises something the page does not deliver, no amount of headline rewriting will rescue the numbers. Slow follow-up is the third limit: when nobody replies to the form for two days, the best page in the campaign still loses the lead. We will tell you when the data points at one of those problems, because rebuilding the page will not solve it.

Proof

Eggifest is a multilingual charity platform built on WordPress, with a registration flow for Dream Capsules, a donation path, and event sign-up pages used across 27 countries. It shows how we handle a single-purpose conversion flow that has to work for parents and schools in several languages.

The Ukrainian-Australian Association NT is a Next.js site with Square payments for memberships and donations, plus a bilingual support bot answering from the association's own pages. It is proof that a focused page with one payment action can run on free-tier hosting without a server to maintain.

React Support Ukraine Banner is an open-source React component that adds a UNITED24 donation banner to any site, written in TypeScript since version 1.1.0. It is a much smaller build than a campaign page, and it shows the same care applied to one element whose only job is to prompt a click.

Related services

Web development for the wider front-end and back-end work behind our builds
Design for brand, layout, and interface work beyond a single campaign page
Figma to HTML development when you already have a design ready to convert
Website speed optimization for pages and sites that load slower than they should
Technical SEO audit and fixes for the crawl and metadata problems a campaign usually inherits

Next step

Send us the offer, the audience, and the action you want visitors to take. We will say whether a single page is the right format, what it would include, and how long it takes.

Contact us with the campaign details, or put your requirements through the Vasilkoff.info estimator for a first scope and cost range.