Service
Web and landing pages
We design and build marketing sites and campaign landing pages as static, fast-loading pages, with analytics, consent and conversion tracking configured as part of the build rather than after it.

A site that loads slowly and measures nothing
Campaign pages are usually the last thing built and the first thing blamed. Most of the loss is mechanical: heavy builders, render blocking scripts, forms that submit into a void, and tracking added by whoever remembered last.
What it looks like
- A page that takes more than three seconds to show anything on a phone
- Form submissions that arrive in nobody's inbox
- Analytics that cannot separate paid, organic and direct
Included
- Design and build of marketing sites and campaign pages
- Static hosting setup, including on your existing shared hosting
- Analytics, conversion tracking and consent handling configured at build time
- Multi market page structure where the brief needs it
- Handover of the source files and a short operating note
Not included
- E-commerce checkout, inventory and payment integration
- Application development with user accounts and databases
- Ongoing content updates unless a retainer covers them
How web and landing pages runs
- 01
Scope
Page map, content responsibilities and the measurement plan, agreed in writing.
- 02
Design
Layouts for every page type, reviewed before any code is written.
- 03
Build
Static build, tested on real devices and on the connection speeds your buyers use.
- 04
Hand over
Source files, deployment notes and a walkthrough of how to change copy.
What you get, and when
Page map and measurement plan
Week 1
Design for each page type
Week 3
Live site and handover pack
Week 6 to 8
Project work from EUR 2,100 for a landing page
Questions about web and landing pages
Can you build on hosting we already pay for?
Yes. Static builds run on ordinary shared hosting, which keeps your running cost close to nothing.
Do we need a content management system?
Usually not for a marketing site of this size. If your team needs to publish weekly, we will say so and price it in.
What happens if we want changes later?
Small changes are quoted per task. Continuous change belongs in a retainer, and we will tell you which is cheaper for you.
