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Landing page design: one page, one offer, one clear next step

A landing page does one thing well. It takes a visitor who arrived from an ad, a post or a search, explains a single offer and asks for one action. That focus is also why it is one of the simplest websites to build — and why it often fits a Launch Site, from €299.

Landing page or one page website?

The two are built the same way but used differently. A landing page is made for one campaign or offer, often as a page next to your main site, and every element pushes towards one action. A one page website is a small business's whole site on one scrolling page: who you are, what you do, how to reach you.

Both are a good fit for a new business, a single service, an event or a product launch. If you need several services explained in depth, separate pages usually work better.

The structure of a landing page that converts

Most effective landing pages follow roughly this order, top to bottom:

  1. HeadlineWhat you offer and for whom, in words the visitor would use.
  2. Call to actionOne button, visible without scrolling: call, book, get a quote.
  3. BenefitsThree or four concrete reasons, not a list of features.
  4. ProofReal photos, company details, certifications or guarantees you actually have.
  5. Details and objectionsPrice or how pricing works, area served, short FAQ.
  6. The same action againA form or button at the end for those who read everything.

What a landing page costs

A landing page on a WebVerse template, with your text, logo and photos, is a Launch Site: from €299 at a fixed price, mobile-ready, with SSL and a contact form, and hosting and email set up for you (billed monthly).

A custom-designed landing page, one in several languages, or one connected to booking or other tools goes beyond a template — that is scoped in the call and priced in a fixed proposal.

Plans

PlanWhat you getPrice
Launch SiteA clean, fast presence for a new or small business.From €299
Business WebsiteA custom website that represents a growing company.Most projects €1,500–€4,000
Web EngineeringOnline shops, portals, dashboards and custom functionality.Custom quote
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Checklist before your landing page goes live

  • One goal, and one main button that serves it.
  • The headline matches the ad or post people clicked.
  • It loads fast on a phone and the button is easy to tap.
  • The form asks only for what you really need.
  • Form messages arrive in an inbox someone reads.
  • Privacy policy linked, and a cookie notice if you use tracking cookies.
  • A thank-you message or page, so visitors know the request was sent.

How it works with EclipsiumX

  1. Send a requestTell us the offer, who it is for and the action you want. No account and no payment.
  2. Short call with the founderRodrigo checks whether a template fits or the page needs more.
  3. Fixed written proposalContent, features, timeline and price, in writing.
  4. Build and launchYou test the page on your phone, we connect the domain and SSL, and it goes live.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a landing page cost?
A landing page on a WebVerse template with your own content is a Launch Site, from €299 at a fixed price. Custom design, extra languages or integrations are priced in a fixed proposal after a short call.
Is a one page website enough for a business?
For a new business, a single service or a local trade, often yes. If you offer several distinct services, separate pages help visitors and search engines find each one.
Can a landing page rank in Google?
It can rank for a narrow topic that matches its offer. For many different search terms, a site with several pages usually does better. Landing pages are most often used with ads, posts or emails.
Can you add the landing page to my existing website?
Describe your current site in the request. Whether it is added next to it or built separately is agreed in the call and written in the proposal.
Can I later turn the landing page into a full website?
Yes. A one page site can grow into a multi-page site later; it then becomes a new scope with its own proposal.
Do you write the text for the landing page?
You can send your own, or we agree in the proposal that it is written as part of the project. For a landing page, the text matters more than anything else.