Landing pages with a clear next step.
A landing page gives one offer a focused story and one clear action. We plan the message, design the page and build it responsively, so your launch or campaign feels consistent from the first impression to the next step.
Start with one audience and one offer.
This is a fit for a product launch, a campaign or a service that needs its own destination. If your visitors need to explore several products, detailed use cases and a growing content library, a multi-page website may be the more useful starting point.
Before design, we agree what the page needs to explain and what counts as a useful next step: a booking, an enquiry or another agreed action. We do not promise a conversion uplift without a valid measurement baseline.
What the page includes.
- Page strategy, messaging hierarchy and content structure.
- Custom desktop and mobile design in Figma.
- Responsive Next.js development with purposeful interactions.
- Descriptive metadata, semantic HTML and sitemap inclusion.
- The agreed form integration, browser checks and launch handover.
Give every section a job.
We work from the visitor’s questions: what is the offer, why does it matter, how does it work and what evidence supports it? Product visuals, relevant examples and a clear call to action do the work. Extra sections earn their place by answering a real question.
A campaign page also needs continuity with the link, ad or message that brought someone there. That context shapes the headline, proof and action.
Measure the action that matters.
We agree the measurement requirements before launch. A click on a booking button shows intent; a completed booking is a different event. Analytics, consent requirements and third-party tools need to be included in the agreed setup.
Testing is useful when there is enough relevant traffic and a clear decision to make. We avoid judging a page from a handful of visits or changing several unrelated things at once.
Bring the offer and the evidence.
Share the audience, offer, campaign context, existing brand files and any approved testimonials or product material. We will identify what is ready, what needs work and what belongs outside the page’s scope before kickoff.
Landing page
$6,000The published Landing page plan is $6,000 for one custom page with Next.js development. Hosting, paid tools and custom backend features are separate. Platform changes, additional pages and migration requirements are agreed before starting.
Final deliverables, feedback rounds and milestones are agreed in your proposal.A little of the work.
Before you decide.
A website project brief you can use.
A practical website brief with a free text template: audience, pages, content, proof, integrations, migration, ownership and measurement. No email form required.
What does a SaaS website cost?
A scope-based guide to been.design’s website pricing: $3,000 brand sprint, $6,000 landing page, $8,000 website and $6,000 monthly retainer, plus separate costs.
A SaaS homepage checklist, with real project examples.
Review a SaaS homepage's message, product visuals, proof, navigation and next step, using actual decisions from Update.ai, Minexa and LeanScale.
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Let’s give it a great website.

