£245–£445
One page, one job, and a number you can judge.
The Christmas menu, the winter storage offer, the summer surf course. One page pointed at an advert or a QR code, and judged on how many people booked.
Every price is on the pricing page, and you get a fixed figure in writing before anything starts.
What people tell us before they ring us.
A home page has to serve everybody, which is why it converts nobody in particular. A landing page has one audience, one offer and one thing to do, and because it is doing one job you can tell whether it worked.
“You paid for an advert and it sent people to a home page about everything.”
The advert and the page say the same thing in the same words, so nobody arrives wondering whether they clicked the right link and leaves again.
“The offer is on now and changing the site takes a fortnight.”
A landing page is small on purpose. It goes up for the offer and comes down afterwards without anybody touching the rest of the site.
“I cannot tell whether the advert paid for itself.”
One page, one action, counted. You get the number of bookings and calls, not a number of impressions.
What you are actually buying.
- One page written round one offer
- The offer in the heading, the price where people look for it, the terms where they look for those, and one thing to do next.
- A form or a booking button that matches the advert
- The same words, the same offer, the same number, so the click makes sense to the person who made it.
- A QR code for the printed version
- For the table talker, the menu board, the flyer or the van, all pointed at the same page.
- The counting set up before it goes live
- Bookings, calls and form sends counted from the first hour, so the busiest day of the offer is measured rather than guessed at.
- A short note when it comes down
- What it cost, what it brought and whether it is worth doing again next year.
How it actually runs.
One offer, one page, and the result written down when it ends whether or not it went the way we hoped.
The offer, in your words
What it is, who it is for, what it costs, when it ends, and what you want somebody to actually do about it.
Build it and point everything at it
Page, form, QR code and the advert copy all saying the same thing, so nothing contradicts anything else.
Run it, then read it
We watch the first days, change the heading if nobody is biting, and write down the result when it ends.
What lands on your side of the table.
- One page written for one offer and one audience
- A form or booking button that matches the advert word for word
- A QR code for the printed version
- Bookings, calls and sends counted from the first hour
- A written note of what it cost and what it brought
How it is priced
£245–£445
One page for one offer, £245 to £445, fixed in writing after a short call.
You get the exact number in writing before anything begins, and it only changes if you add something.
See all pricesNot in this job
- More than one page
- A new page is £145–£245
- A whole website
- From £25 a month, or a Fast-Track Website from £1,195
- Photographs for the offer
- Stock photography, £145
- Marketing beyond the one offer
- Marketing Presence, from £345 a month
The questions people ask first.
Last updated: 26 September 2026
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What does a landing page cost?
£245 to £445. Where it lands depends on the job, because a one-page Christmas menu and a three-step booking flow are not the same work. You get the number in writing before anything starts.
How quickly can one go up?
Faster than a whole site, because it is one page and one decision. Tell us the date the offer starts and we will tell you on the first call whether that is doable.
Do I need to be running adverts?
No. A landing page works just as well from a QR code on the table, a link in an email or the bio on a social account. It only needs one place people are arriving from.
What happens when the offer ends?
We take it down or point it at the ordinary page, so nobody lands on last Christmas in March. You get a note on what it brought, so next year starts from a number rather than a feeling.
What people usually add next.
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We’ll tell you what to fix first.
Tell us the offer and the date it starts.
A real person looks at it on a real phone. If it is fine we will say so and you have lost nothing. If it is not, you will know which thing to change and roughly what that would cost.
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