Describe the offer and the page’s primary goal
Explain what you are promoting, who it is for and what the user should do. That is enough to begin a manual assessment of the right scope.
Landing Page
One page focused on one offer and one main action.
For a service, product, campaign, event or focused proposition that does not need a large website but does need clear content and professional implementation.
Starting price
From 2,000 PLN
The “from” price applies to a selected project with controlled scope. Additional sections, languages, CMS, animation or integrations increase scope.
You do not need finished copy or a layout. Start with the offer, audience and action the user should take.
When a Landing Page is the right choice
A Landing Page works best when there is one clear offer, one primary audience and one most important action.
You are promoting one service or product
Content can guide the user from the problem and value to one specific CTA.
You are launching a campaign or event
You need a standalone page that can receive traffic from advertising or communication.
You want to test a specific proposition
One page lets you focus the message without building a full website at the start.
You have a simple structure but need a professional outcome
A small number of sections does not mean a ready-made template — structure and UX/UI are still designed around the task.
What you receive
The outcome is compact, but it still follows a complete controlled process from structure to QA.
A content sequence around one offer
The section order guides users through the problem, value, reasons and next action.
Individual responsive UX/UI
A design tailored to the offer and readable on mobile, tablet and desktop.
A main form or CTA
One agreed route to contact, external booking, payment or another primary action.
Implementation and basic metadata
A working page with agreed states, links, form and publication readiness.
QA, launch or handoff
Testing of responsive behavior, form, links, browsers and alignment with the approved design.
Reference scope
This is a reference for a selected straightforward project. The exact sequence and number of sections follow the content and goal.
- One public URL
- Up to 8 content sections as a reference
- One main form or CTA within agreed scope
- One language version in the base scope
- Basic metadata and publication readiness
Additional sections, languages, CMS, advanced animation and integrations are assessed separately.
The project-specific SOW takes priority over this reference.
What is not included automaticallyThese items may be needed, but require separate scope, provider involvement or client responsibility.
- Full copywriting, translation, branding, photography, video and illustration
- Advertising campaign, media buying, ad setup and conversion guarantees
- Advanced analytics, experiments and dashboards
- Custom CMS, catalogue, checkout, user accounts and complex integrations
- Advanced animation, 3D, WebGL and scroll-dependent effects
- Guarantees of traffic, sales, SEO rankings or campaign performance
What shapes the final Landing Page scope
Number of sections and content-story complexity
Readiness of copy, imagery, branding and assets
Type of form or primary CTA
CMS and expected update frequency
Additional languages and localization
Level of animation and additional interactions
Integrations, analytics and external tools
How a Landing Page project proceeds
Offer, audience and goal
We define what is being promoted, to whom, which problem it solves and which action matters most.
Section sequence and content readiness
We organize the page story, arguments, assets and responsibility for missing content.
UX/UI and approval
We design the page and responsive behavior, with design approved through two consolidated rounds.
Implementation
We implement the approved sections, form or CTA, states and agreed integrations.
QA and launch or handoff
We test the page on key screens and browsers, the form, links and alignment with the approved design.
Landing Page questions
Is copywriting included?
Not automatically. We can work with supplied copy, organize content structure within UX or price copywriting separately. Responsibility and support level are agreed before the project.
Does a Landing Page need a CMS?
Not always. If content changes rarely, a CMS may add unnecessary cost and maintenance. We add it when regular editing provides real value.
Do you set up analytics and advertising?
Basic technical readiness may be included if the provider, consent route and requirements are approved. Advertising campaigns, media buying, advanced analytics and performance guarantees are separate scope.
What if I need more sections or several languages?
It may still be a Landing Page, but scope and price will increase. If the structure starts covering many independent topics, pages or flows, Business Website may be a better route.
Possible alternatives
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