One conversion goal
Choose the primary action—such as calling, booking or requesting a quote—and remove competing paths that weaken it.
Campaign landing page design
One custom, responsive page that keeps a specific audience focused on one offer and one useful next step.

Published starting price
The standard scope covers one offer, one audience and one primary action. It is not a fourth website package or an automatically bundled advertising service.
After launch: The $999 build requires Website Care from $199 per month for an initial 12-month term, or from $159 per month equivalent when $1,910 is prepaid for the year. The selected level covers managed hosting, support, routine updates and the matching private client portal; it includes no ongoing SEO by itself.
Quoted separately: Google Ads management, ad spend, extensive copywriting, complex integrations, multiple page variants, third-party fees and ongoing SEO are quoted separately. Required Website Care is billed separately.
What this helps the business do
A landing page is a purpose-built website page for one service, offer, audience or campaign. Web Respawn connects the promise that brought someone to the page with the proof, answers and next step they need after arriving.
A standard Campaign Landing Page starts at $999 one time. It uses the same published starting scope as the 1–3 Page Website because both require strategy, custom responsive design, development and launch checks. Choose between them by purpose: a landing page supports one campaign action, while a small website represents the broader business.
The page can support Google Ads, email, social or direct outreach, but traffic strategy, advertising management, ad spend and ongoing SEO remain separate. As a new Web Respawn website build, the page also requires a Website Care level for the initial 12 months.
Landing-page decision path
A campaign landing page should continue the promise that earned the click and make the next response unmistakable.
Choose the primary action—such as calling, booking or requesting a quote—and remove competing paths that weaken it.
Match the page headline, offer and supporting details to the search, ad, email or outreach message that brought the visitor there.
Place relevant services, reviews, work examples, process details and objections where they help someone evaluate the offer.
Design a short, usable call, form or booking path and confirm that it works across common screen sizes.
What you receive
The final proposal confirms the exact work. These are the responsibilities most often included for this service.
How the work moves forward
Confirm the audience, source, offer, next step and evidence needed before writing or designing the page.
Organize the promise, explanation, proof, objections and call to action into a focused page narrative.
Build the approved direction responsively and connect the agreed form, call or booking route.
Check common devices, links, form delivery and available tracking before the page is released.
What is not included
This is a one-time landing-page scope, not ongoing campaign or website management.
Google Ads management, media spend, ongoing SEO and third-party platform fees are separate. Required Website Care is billed separately at the selected level.
A landing page can improve message clarity and reduce friction, but conversions, leads, revenue and advertising performance cannot be guaranteed.
Service questions
A standard Campaign Landing Page starts at $999 one time. The written proposal confirms the final scope before work begins. Extensive copywriting, complex integrations, multiple page variants and third-party fees are quoted separately.
No. A landing page focuses on one audience and action, while a full website usually supports multiple services, questions, trust needs and navigation paths.
Yes. It can be planned around a paid-search campaign, but Google Ads setup, management and ad spend are separate services unless explicitly included.
Usually, if the current platform and access support a reliable implementation. Web Respawn reviews the site before confirming the scope.
The page receives a sound technical and on-page foundation for its purpose. Ongoing SEO strategy, content expansion and ranking work are separate.
No. Performance depends on the offer, traffic quality, market, proof, pricing, follow-up and other factors outside the page itself.
LANDING PAGE DESIGN FOR ONE CUSTOMER ACTION