It depends on the project scope — mainly on who handles the research, copy, and visuals. Here’s what the timeline usually looks like:

4 weeks — if you already have the page structure, copy, and images. In this case, we gather references, confirm the concept with you, design the entire layout, and handle front‑end development.

7–8 weeks — if we run discovery first. That means we interview your target audience, process insights through the Jobs‑to‑Be‑Done framework, create copy, design wireframes, and generate visuals before moving into the design phase.

+ around 3 additional weeks — if the goal is a high‑end, award‑level landing page.
That extra time goes into polishing animations, refining micro‑interactions, and achieving seamless, consistent motion so the whole experience feels like one continuous narrative — the kind of quality we delivered for Global Leather, Solana, and Infaces.

A $30k budget is a great starting point for many business ideas. While it’s hard to say if it’s enough to bring your entire vision to life, if your budget is limited, we’ll work with you to define a scope and functionality that aligns with your budget.

We sometimes take on smaller one‑off tasks that start from a few thousand dollars — for example, if you already have the copy and page structure, and you just need design and markup (or even only one of those).

But honestly, what drives us most are end‑to‑end landing page projects where we can create real impact — a tool that helps your business grow and keeps bringing results for a long time. That’s when we dig deep: research your audience, run interviews, analyze insights through the Jobs‑to‑Be‑Done framework, write conversion‑focused copy, and create visuals and animations that make your landing page memorable, seamless, and genuinely enjoyable to use. 

Our goal is always to build a page that not only looks great but inspires trust, drives action, and turns visitors into customers. We pay a lot of attention to the details — animations that feel seamless, visuals that stick in memory, and overall flow that makes your page feel alive and coherent. It’s the kind of work that doesn’t just look pretty but works.

And because results matter to us as much as to you, every project includes three months of post‑launch support. During that time, we keep an eye on Google Analytics and other data sources, compare new metrics to your previous ones, make hypotheses, test them, and fine‑tune things month by month. 

After the first quarter, you get a full report — what we changed, what got better, and how exactly your conversions or sales grew thanks to the new landing.

All of this takes time, expertise, and care, which is reflected in the price. For instance, a fully custom landing page with us typically starts at $10,000. Every project is unique though: it depends on your scope, scale, and whether you already have things like research, copy, or visual assets in place.

So, drop us a message, and after a quick intro call, we’ll prepare a realistic quote and timeline that reflect your specific goals. And if you’re curious about the steps behind our process, check out our /how-we-work page.

We can build your landing page on any platform or tech stack — it fully depends on your goals, internal systems, and preferences.

For most landing‑page projects, the key factor is flexibility — the ability to iterate quickly, test ideas, and update content without friction. That’s why we most often use Webflow or WordPress: both give full creative control, fast deployment, and intuitive editing after launch.

Still, we're equally comfortable working with Shopify and Strapi, and our developers have built dozens of projects using Laravel, Symfony, Vue, React, and Node.

Whatever platform or stack you choose, you can expect fast load speed, proper SEO and GEO compliance, accessibility best practices, scalable clean code, and clear documentation so your internal team can easily maintain and expand the site.

In short, we adapt the technology to your project — not the other way around. If you’re curious what our projects look like in real life, have a look at our case studies.

That’s exactly how we approach every migration — preserving your search performance isn’t optional; it’s the foundation of a proper rebuild. Each redesigned page includes complete SEO basics: clean HTML markup, correct meta data and OG tags, a properly structured sitemap, and accurate redirects. Those aren’t “extras” for us — they’re standard practice.

When we update architecture or conduct audience‑driven redesigns, we keep existing URLs and backlinks wherever possible. Instead of wiping content, we analyze every page to make sure organic traffic stays stable — and ideally increases after launch.

So yes — we rebuild and migrate landing pages in ways that protect and strengthen your SEO results. We’re not an SEO agency: we won’t manage Search Console or build backlinks, but we’ll deliver the technical foundation your SEO specialists can confidently scale.

Yes. We have an in‑house copywriter who works in sync with our UX designers and writes content based on audience research and brand positioning. That’s why we can take full responsibility for the copywriting — from tone of voice to structural clarity.

For visuals, we combine AI‑based image generation with hand‑drawn illustrations from our partner artists. For instance, all visuals on the Global Leathers website were generated with the help of AI, while for InFaces we collaborated with illustrators we regularly work with.

As for motion design and video — it’s rather a no than a yes. We do produce short‑format videos for our social media, handled by our in‑house SMM specialist. If you need light, digital‑format clips, we can help — you can check our Instagram for reference.

However, for professional commercial video production, we prefer to collaborate with external videographers your team brings in.

Yes — post‑launch support and optimization are built into our standard process. We don’t just hand over a finished page; we stay involved to make sure it performs better than what you had before.

We’re kinda nerdy about analytics: before development starts, we set up Google Goals to capture your current conversion and engagement rate, creating a clear baseline for comparison after launch. 

For the first three months, we track results monthly, test hypotheses, and make incremental updates — refining copy, adjusting CTAs, or running small A/B experiments — always validating each change with real user data, not assumptions.

At the end of this period, you receive a detailed report comparing pre‑ and post‑launch performance and recommendations for further conversion growth. This three‑month optimization cycle is included by default with every landing we deliver.

You’ll have a dedicated project manager and a custom team assembled specifically for your landing‑page project. We hand‑pick the team members based on their strengths, so each task is handled by the right specialist.

We start with an intro meeting — to get to know each other, define goals, and set clear communication rules. Important information and reports go through email to keep everything organized, while day‑to‑day chat happens in Slack or WhatsApp, whichever works best for you.

Every week, we send a short progress summary outlining what’s been done, what’s next, and where we stand on the timeline. Each phase — research, prototyping, design, or development — ends with a mini retrospective to review what went well and what can be refined before the next stage. A final retrospective wraps up the project once it’s live.

Your project manager stays your main contact, but you can always talk directly with designers or developers if you want to discuss details firsthand. We’ll keep a Slack or WhatsApp chat open for day‑to‑day communication and fast feedback.

If you’d like us to work as part of your internal team, that’s also possible. We can fully integrate into your workflow — join your daily stand‑ups, follow your task board in Jira, Asana, or Monday, and adjust to your pace. We’ve successfully used this outstaffing‑style format with other employers who needed close daily collaboration.

Our processes are synchronized, visible, and built around open communication — so you’ll always know exactly what the team is working on.

If we had to sum it up in one word — maturity.

We’ve been working together as the same core team since 2022 — no turnover, no juniors, no reshuffling. Each month we log around 3,000 commercial hours, and over time we’ve built an internal rhythm where designers hand off Figma files that developers understand instantly, and developers ship layouts that perfectly align with back‑end logic.

There’s none of the chaos you often see in younger teams. After every project, we run retrospectives, gather insights, and fine‑tune our workflow. These days, the tweaks are small — because the foundation already works seamlessly.

That’s what maturity means to us — a stable team with refined processes and a shared language. It’s what sets us apart from agencies still figuring out their systems or dealing with constant turnover.

Our designers, front‑end, and back‑end developers continuously exchange discoveries — new tools, methods, and performance tricks — and we regularly invest in professional education to keep skills sharp and results measurable.

If you want to see what this maturity looks like in action, check out the six short videos on our /how-we-work page.