Landing Page pricing for one clear action
One campaign page for one offer and one main action.
From $1,800 + GST
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How much does a Landing Page cost?
A standard long-form Landing Page starts at $1,800 + GST. It brings one offer, its supporting proof and one main action into a single WordPress page. The standard price assumes you supply approved copy and media.
What you’re paying for
What the standard Landing Page covers
- One long-form WordPress page built around the campaign offer.
- Responsive layout for the message, supporting evidence and one primary call to action.
- A simple contact form where enquiry is the agreed action.
- Placement of the approved copy and media you supply.
What we agree before quoting
- The offer, target buyer and source of campaign traffic.
- The main action visitors should complete.
- The copy, images and proof available for launch.
- Any separately scoped work, such as copywriting, campaign tracking or a booking integration.
Which package suits your brief?
Choose the Landing Page when you can name the campaign, offer and action in one sentence. If buyers need several pages to understand the business and its services, consider the five-page Microsite.
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Landing Page pricing FAQs
What does the $1,800 + GST starting price assume?
It covers one long-form landing page, one primary action and a simple contact form where needed. You provide approved copy and media. The quote confirms the final scope.
Can you write the copy or produce the images?
Yes. Tell us what you need. Copywriting, photography and video can be quoted separately.
Can it use a booking tool or campaign tracking?
Tell us which tools you use and what you need to measure. We’ll confirm the setup and quote any integration work separately.
Get a quote for your brief
Send the offer, the campaign channel, the action you want visitors to take and when the page needs to be ready.