Single-page websites for business
We build clean single-page websites with simple, clear logic — similar in format to this site you are on now. Every line of code is written from scratch for your goals: no CMS, no drag-and-drop builders. An individual approach for each client — from business goals to visual language.
What is included
How your single-page site is built
Clean structure is the backbone of conversion. Every section has a job — from the first impression to the lead form. Nothing extra, nothing random.
First screen: offer, value prop, primary CTA. The stay-or-leave decision happens here.
Numbers, logos, concise case studies. We answer “why you” without fluff.
Core product or service strengths. Three to five, each with visual weight.
How working together looks. Predictability removes the biggest objection.
Packages, engagement formats, and a transparent price anchor.
Minimal-field form, live validation, and a direct line to the team.
Packages in USD
Indicative starting budgets. Final pricing is fixed in the contract after the brief and scope.
Starter
Promo page or concise single-page site with one key action — ready for paid traffic.
- Single screen / long-scroll
- Responsive desktop + mobile
- Baseline SEO
- Lead form / messenger
Business
Single-page company website with extended structure, animations, and integrations.
- Deep long-scroll
- Hand-written React/Next.js
- Brand design system
- GA4 events
Plus
Single-page site with custom logic: calculators, bespoke forms, API integrations.
- Custom frontend
- Complex forms / integrations
- Production hardening
- Priority support
Taxes excluded; long-term retainers may qualify for better rates.
Best fit for
- Teams that need a concise, fast presentation site without the weight of a page builder.
- Product or service launches where speed-to-market and ad conversion matter.
- Experts and boutique teams that want a premium look and real, owned code instead of a template.
What does the process look like?
From idea to a live site — detailed milestones are always defined in the proposal.
Brief and plan
Goals, section scope, integrations, and budget/timeline alignment.
Design and prototype
Structure and visuals approved before engineering.
Build and release
Sprint demos, QA, production deployment, and baseline analytics.