A landing page (a one-page site) is a single page with a single task: to tell visitors about a service or product and lead them to leave a request. We build landing pages on the Shopnseo platform at the Start tier: you get a ready page on a subdomain or your own domain, and a panel in which you change texts and contacts yourself.
What landing page development includes
- Analysing the task. What you offer, to whom, and what action a visitor should take — call, leave a request, write in a messenger.
- Page structure. The first screen, benefits, a description of the service, contacts and a request form in a logical order.
- Design. We choose and configure a design from the platform library: light and dark themes. If you have your own design, we code the page from it — see website coding.
- Responsive layout. The landing page opens comfortably on a phone and a desktop.
- Request form and contacts. Requests come to your email, with a phone number and messenger links next to it.
- Domain and certificate. We connect a subdomain or your domain and set up a secure connection.
- Handover. We show you how to change texts in the control panel.
How much a landing page costs
A landing page is built at the Start tier (a page or a subdomain): the one-time setup is $1,000. The control panel subscription is $10 a month, paid to the platform's regional representative. Exclusive design is not made at this tier — platform templates are used. More on the pricing page.
When a landing page is enough and when you need a site
A landing page fits when you have one service or product and need to start taking requests quickly. If you have several directions, or need a blog or a catalogue, it is better to go straight to a turnkey website at the Standard tier: a landing page can later grow into a site on the same platform.
Design of a landing page for your brand is made by the kb77.ru studio, and texts for it by seoforger.ru.
How to order a landing page
Write to info@seowebdev.ru: tell us what you sell and to whom — we will suggest a structure and explain how the work will go. We give timelines after analysing the task.