Landing pages built around one message and one action
A landing page has one job. Every element either moves someone toward the action or gets removed. We start with the argument the page has to make, design around that argument, then build it and wire up tracking so you can tell whether it worked instead of guessing.
A Creative Croods landing page sprint costs a fixed $3,200 and goes live in 10 to 14 days. It includes the message and conversion structure, a fully custom design, a responsive build in React or Next.js, deployment, and analytics with conversion event tracking.
Two rounds of directional revision are included, and you receive both the Figma file and the code repository.
What’s included
- Message structure — the argument, the order, and the objections handled explicitly
- Custom design built on your brand, never adapted from a template
- Responsive build in React or Next.js, fast on mobile where most paid traffic lands
- Conversion tracking with GA4 events verified as firing before launch
- Form or checkout integration with your CRM, email tool, or Stripe
- Deployment to Vercel or your host, plus an A/B-ready structure for later testing
- Handover of the Figma file and Git repository
Who this is for
- Teams spending on paid ads that land on a page nobody converts on
- Product or feature launches that need a dedicated page fast
- Waitlist and pre-launch pages that have to look credible before the product exists
- Founders testing a new positioning before committing the whole site to it
- Anyone whose current page was built in a page-builder and loads slowly on mobile
How we structure a page that converts
The order below is deliberate. Most underperforming pages get it wrong by leading with the product instead of the problem.
The promise
One headline stating the outcome the visitor gets, in their words, not your feature names. Supported by a single sentence of proof.
The proof
Logos, numbers, or named testimonials immediately after the promise, while scepticism is highest.
The problem
Name the situation the visitor is in accurately enough that they recognise themselves. Recognition builds more trust than claims do.
The mechanism
How it works, in three or four steps. Enough detail to be credible, not enough to become documentation.
The objections
Price, effort, risk, and lock-in — answered on the page rather than left for the visitor to worry about privately.
The single action
One call to action, repeated. Competing CTAs split intent and reliably lower conversion.
Landing Page Design questions, answered
A landing page designed and built by Creative Croods is a fixed $3,200 and goes live in 10 to 14 days. That covers strategy, custom design, the responsive build, deployment, and analytics setup. Design-only, without the build, is $1,800.
In order of impact: a headline that names the outcome in the visitor's own language, proof placed immediately after it, one call to action rather than several competing ones, objections answered on the page, and fast mobile load time. Visual polish matters, but it ranks below all of those — a beautiful page making a vague argument still fails.
We write the structural copy: headline options, section order, the argument each section makes, and the calls to action. That work is inseparable from layout, so it's included. If you need long-form or highly technical copy, we structure the page and leave clearly marked slots for your writer.
Yes. We integrate with HubSpot, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ConvertKit, Stripe, and most tools with a standard form endpoint or API. Tell us what you use on the intake call and we'll confirm it before you pay anything.
Yes, the build is structured so headline, hero and CTA blocks can be swapped without a rebuild. We can wire it to Vercel's built-in experiments, Google Optimize alternatives, or your existing testing tool. Running and analysing the tests is available through the monthly retainer.
Start your landing page design project
Fixed price, dated delivery, and every source file handed to you at the end.