Most agencies charge $2,500 to $5,000 for a landing page that ships in 3 to 6 weeks. I ship single-purpose landing pages in 7 days from $300, A/B-ready variants in 10 days from $600, and full funnel sets in 14 days from $1,200. Every page is built on the same conversion structure I have tested across 60+ builds, with founder photo, sticky mobile CTA, 1 to 3 field form, and pricing transparency baked in. If you are running paid traffic and need a page that actually converts, this is the fastest path to it.
Why landing pages need their own service and pricing
A landing page is not a small website. It has one audience, one offer, one CTA, and one conversion event. The whole design exists to push the visitor toward that one action, and every element that does not serve it is a distraction the page does not need.
That structural focus is why landing pages convert 3 to 6 times higher than general home pages. Unbounce data shows landing pages average 12.3% conversion rate against a 2 to 4% home page benchmark. The top quartile sits at 17.6% when you bolt on interactive intake and tight CRM routing. Those numbers do not happen by accident, and they do not happen on a home page that is trying to be 5 things at once.
If you are running paid ads to a home page, you are paying for clicks that do not convert because the page is built for the wrong job. The fix is not more ad spend or a fancier home page. It is a dedicated landing page per campaign, per offer, per audience. That is the service I sell here.
The three tiers — what each one does and who it fits
| Tier | Price | Pages | Turnaround | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single-purpose LP | $300 | 1 page | 7 days | One offer, one ad campaign, one audience |
| A/B-ready LP | $600 | 2 variants | 10 days | Testing a real hypothesis, GA4 wired |
| Funnel set | $1,200 | 3 pages + emails | 14 days | Paid campaign with nurture, lead routing |
Single-purpose LP — $300, 7 days, the fastest path to a converting page
One page, one CTA, one round of revisions. I write the copy, design the page, build it on your stack, wire up the form, and hand it back. The structure follows the same 11-section conversion template I have refined across 60 builds: hero with single CTA above the fold, social proof strip, problem block, solution explainer, founder photo and credibility cue, video testimonial slot, pricing transparency, secondary CTA, FAQ, final CTA, and footer.
The page ships with GA4 event tracking on every CTA, a sticky mobile CTA bar that lifts mobile CVR by 47 to 59% on its own, and form fields capped at 1 to 3 because dropping from 5 fields to 3 fields lifts completion from 8.1% to 13 to 18%. None of those numbers are guesses. They come from the conversion research I keep current in my CRO playbook, and they are baked into every page I ship.
A/B-ready LP — $600, 10 days, when you actually want to learn something
Two distinct variants designed to test a meaningful hypothesis, not cosmetic A/B noise. The two most common splits I build: pain-led headline against outcome-led headline, and single-step form against multi-step form. Both win for different audiences and you cannot know which is yours until you test.
The $600 includes Google Optimize successor setup (or a custom split via the page builder), GA4 events on every CTA, and a heatmap script wired in. You ship traffic to a single URL and the test infrastructure routes 50/50. You get a one-pager from me on which metric to read at the end (form completes, qualified lead rate, or revenue per visitor depending on your stack). If you want me to read the test and write the recommendation, that runs $200 extra, but most clients prefer to read it themselves with the cheat sheet I provide.
Funnel set — $1,200, 14 days, for the campaign that needs to nurture as well as capture
Three pages plus an email sequence. Page 1 is the landing page, structured the same way as Single-purpose LP. Page 2 is the thank-you page, which most agencies treat as a dead end. I treat it as the highest-attention real estate in the funnel because the visitor just told you they care. Page 2 sells the secondary offer: book a call, watch the demo, download the bonus. Page 3 is the nurture page that fires after the email confirm, designed to push the lead toward the booked call before the nurture sequence is done.
The email sequence is 5 emails: welcome, value, soft sell, hard sell, last call. I write all 5, formatted for Brevo, Klaviyo, or whatever ESP you run. You drop them in, set the cadence, and they fire. This is the tier for people running real paid campaigns where lead nurturing matters as much as lead capture. My CRO case study shows a 12x conversion lift from rebuilding exactly this funnel shape.
The conversion structure I build every landing page on
Every page I ship follows the same 11-section structure because the data says it converts. Here is the order and the reason each section exists.
- Hero with single CTA above the fold. Headline (8 to 12 words, outcome-focused), subhead (one sentence on the mechanism), single primary CTA, single secondary CTA. No carousel. No video that auto-plays. No 4 navigation links pulling attention sideways.
- Social proof strip. Logo bar of 5 to 8 clients, a star rating from real Google Reviews pulled via API, or a stat like “30 medspas served” if logos are not available.
- Problem block. Two or three short sentences naming the pain in your audience’s words. This is where copywriting wins or loses the page.
- Solution explainer. What you do, in one paragraph, with a concrete example and a real number. “I install the AI automation stack that lifts most medspas 30% in 60 days” is a solution explainer. “We provide world-class digital transformation services” is not.
- Founder photo and credibility cue. 15 to 30% conversion lift on its own per Ruler Analytics. A real face, a real name, a one-line credibility cue: “I have built 60 landing pages over 9 years.”
- Video testimonial slot. 24 to 34% conversion lift, up to 80% in the best cases. Even a 30-second selfie video from a real client outperforms a polished written quote.
- Pricing transparency block. Show the floor. “Engagements start at $X.” Counter-intuitive finding: showing price drops raw conversion 40% but quality of lead jumps and net revenue almost always rises.
- Secondary CTA. Mid-page, same primary action, different copy framing.
- FAQ. Five to ten real objections answered in 40 to 80 words each. FAQPage schema attached so the page is more likely to be cited in AI search.
- Final CTA. Big block, primary CTA repeated, phone link, WhatsApp link, calendar embed if the offer is a call.
- Footer with thumb-zone sticky CTA on mobile. The sticky mobile CTA alone lifts mobile CVR 47 to 59% per Build Grow Scale’s data, and 75 to 85% of mobile users browse one-handed.
If your current landing page is missing 3 or more of these sections, the rebuild from me will almost certainly pay back the $300 in the first week of paid spend. Book a 30-minute call and I will audit your current page live before we start.
The CVR benchmarks I actually pace against
| Vertical | Median LP CVR | Top quartile | What I pace to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Law firms | 12.3% | 17.6% | 14% on the first build, 18%+ after one A/B round |
| Medspa / aesthetics | 3.4% | 10 to 15% | 8 to 12% on the first build |
| Dental practices | 4.2% | 5%+ | 6 to 8% |
| B2B agency / pro services | 2.6 to 7.4% | 8%+ | 6 to 10% |
| SaaS | 1.9% | 5%+ | 3 to 6% |
| Shopify ecommerce | 1.4 to 1.8% | 3.2%+ | 2.5 to 4% (see Shopify CRO service) |
These are not best-case marketing claims. They are realistic median outcomes for landing pages built on the structure above with reasonable traffic quality. If your traffic source is broken (broad-targeted cold ads, untargeted SEO, junk lists), no landing page will save it. If your traffic is even moderately qualified, hitting these numbers is structural, not magical.
What you provide and what I provide
You provide: the offer, the audience, the price, the goal of the page (call, signup, purchase), one round of feedback, and (if you have them) brand colors and existing customer testimonials. That is it. Everything else is on me.
I provide: the discovery call, the copy, the design, the build, the form integration, the GA4 setup, the heatmap script (Single-purpose excluded), the QA pass on desktop and mobile, the Loom walkthrough, and one round of revisions inside the build window. Post-launch support runs 7 days on Single-purpose, 14 days on A/B-ready, and 30 days on Funnel set.
Why I refuse to use ClickFunnels and what I use instead
Two reasons I will not build on ClickFunnels. First, the pricing model traps clients: $147 to $497 per month forever, and when you cancel the pages disappear. That is not your asset, that is rented infrastructure that disappears when you stop paying. Second, the page performance is genuinely bad. ClickFunnels pages routinely fail Core Web Vitals on mobile, which costs you both ad-platform quality scores and AI search visibility.
What I build on instead: WordPress with Bricks Builder or Breakdance, both of which output clean HTML and let you self-edit later. If your business already runs Webflow Premium, I will build there. If you have an existing Shopify store and the landing page is for a product campaign, I will build a Shopify section or a custom theme template. Stack-neutral, conversion-first, always.
How my pricing compares to the market
| Provider | Disclosed pricing | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Sprout Sage Solutions | $300 / $600 / $1,200 (public) | Founder-led, 7 to 14 day ship, transparent structure |
| cro.media | $899 audit only (build is extra) | Productized audit, no founder voice, no vertical depth |
| Typical SMB CRO agency | $2,500 to $5,000 per page | Junior designer, 30 to 60 day ship, retainer pressure |
| Unbounce / Instapage builder + DIY | $99/mo + your time | Templates, no strategy, no conversion structure |
| Fiverr landing page designer | $50 to $400 | Templated build, no copy strategy, no GA4 setup |
What I have shipped recently
One A/B-ready LP I built last quarter for a Shopify supplement brand tested pain-led against outcome-led headline. Pain-led won by 34% on visitor-to-add-to-cart. The client kept the winner, rolled it onto their main collection page, and saw a 21% lift in monthly revenue from the same paid traffic. Build cost: $600. Revenue lift inside 60 days: roughly $9,000. The math on that one stops being interesting after the first week.
A Funnel set I shipped for a service-business client (immigration law, $1,200 build) drove their visitor-to-booked-call rate from 2.1% to 9.4% over the first 6 weeks. The headline change alone moved it from 2.1% to 5.8%. Adding the thank-you-page secondary offer and the WhatsApp CTA pushed it to 9.4%. Build cost: $1,200. Net new bookings per month: 30+. They are still running that funnel today.
Why I refuse to A/B test cosmetic noise
Every A/B test I set up has a real hypothesis behind it. Button color, image swap, font size, all of those tests are statistical noise unless you are running 100,000+ visitors per variant. Most SMBs do not have that traffic, so testing cosmetics gives you false positives that look like wins and disappear in 60 days.
What I test instead: headline framing (pain-led vs outcome-led), form structure (single-step vs multi-step), social proof position (above fold vs adjacent to CTA), and offer construction (free trial vs free audit vs free consult). These four levers move conversion 20% to 80% routinely on real traffic, and they reach statistical significance inside 2 to 4 weeks at 200 to 500 visitors per variant per day. If your test cannot show a 10% lift inside a month, the lever is wrong and we move on to the next one.
The other reason I do not A/B test cosmetic noise: it teaches clients that “CRO” means a perpetual stream of small tests instead of a structural rebuild. Most SMBs are 1 to 2 structural changes away from doubling conversion, and the right work is to ship those changes, not to test if green or blue is better.
Final answer to “is $300 enough”
$300 is enough if you have one offer, one campaign, and you need to ship by next week. $300 is not enough if you are running 5 campaigns to 5 audiences with 5 different angles, because then you actually need 5 single-purpose LPs or one A/B-ready LP per audience. If your spend is over $5,000 per month on paid traffic and you are sending it all to one home page, the math on commissioning even 3 single-purpose LPs at $300 each is a no-brainer.
If you need a whole site instead of a landing page, look at the website from $500 service instead. If you need conversion work across an existing site (not a new build), look at the service business CRO service.
Book the call
Tell me the offer and the traffic source on a 30-minute call. I quote you on the same call, send a one-pager that day, and ship the page inside 7 to 14 days. Book the slot here, call +91 97297 12388, or WhatsApp me at wa.me/919729712388.
I keep 4 landing page slots open per week. The buyers who book Monday ship by Friday next week.
FAQ
Why is the landing page $300 when most agencies charge $2,500?
I have built around 60 landing pages over 9 years on a mature conversion structure. The components are reusable and I am fast. Agencies charge $2,500 because they bake in junior salaries and account management. I do not.
What is the difference between a landing page and a one-page website?
A landing page has one job: one audience, one message, one CTA. Landing pages convert 8 to 18% when tight, while general home pages convert 2 to 4%.
Do you write the copy?
Yes, for every tier. Single-purpose LP at $300 includes a 30-minute discovery call where I extract the offer, audience, and 3 objections, then I write the page.
How long does it take?
Single-purpose LP ships in 7 days, A/B-ready LP in 10 days, Funnel set in 14 days. Calendar days, assuming 48-hour feedback turnaround.
Will the page actually convert?
Service-business LPs I build typically convert 8 to 14% on warm paid traffic, well above the 3.4% medical industry median. I do not promise a specific number because traffic quality matters, but the structural levers are baked in.
What is included in A/B-ready LP at $600?
Two distinct landing page variants designed to test a meaningful hypothesis, GA4 events on both, a heatmap script, and a one-pager on which metric to read.
What is included in the $1,200 funnel set?
Three pages (LP, thank-you, nurture) plus a 5-email sequence (welcome, value, soft sell, hard sell, last call) you drop into Brevo, Klaviyo, or your ESP.
Do you handle the integrations?
Yes. Standard integrations included: Brevo, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, ConvertKit, HubSpot free, Google Sheets, Airtable, Slack notifications.
What if I need to change the offer later?
You can edit headline, subhead, CTA copy, and form fields yourself in the page builder. Major copy or layout changes I quote per request.
Can you build on Webflow, Unbounce, ClickFunnels, or my existing site?
WordPress by default. Webflow if your team uses it. Existing site if it is healthy. I will not build on ClickFunnels because the pricing model is hostile to clients.
How do I get started?
Book a 30-minute call, share the offer and traffic source, I quote on the call, send the agreement, and start work within 72 hours of deposit.
Book a free 30-min call → or call +91 97297 12388 or message me on WhatsApp.
