The question we hear most before an order is not "how much does it cost" but "what do I actually need". The answer is usually simpler than it looks.
Landing page
One long page built around one action: order, book, get in touch. It fits when you have one product or one service and the main job of the site is to turn a visitor into a request.
An example from our portfolio is KUB, a gym in a village outside the city: one screen, booking straight into Viber with a single tap, nothing in between.
Timeline: 2–3 working days. Price: from $200.
Corporate website
Several pages: the company, services, team, projects, contacts. It fits when you have more than one line of work, or when a client needs to trust your reputation before reaching out — law firms, construction companies, B2B suppliers.
Timeline: 5–7 working days. Price: from $300.
How to tell which one you need
- One product, one action from the visitor — a landing page
- Several services, or you need to show expertise and a portfolio — a corporate website
- Products with filters, a cart and payment — a catalogue or online store
- Personal accounts, booking or schedules — a web service
When a landing page is the wrong saving
A landing page is cheaper and faster, but squeezing five services onto one page usually ends with a visitor who cannot find theirs. If each service has its own audience, separate pages will pay back the difference.
If you are still not sure, send a short request from the home page — we will tell you which type fits your business before we name a price.
