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How much does a landing page cost?

A landing page is the cheapest serious thing you can build and the easiest to overpay for. Here's the real range and what you should get for it.

Updated October 2026 · by the Good Work team, Bentonville, AR

In short

The short answer.

A professionally designed landing page costs $1,500–$5,000 in 2026, depending on whether copywriting, design, and conversion tracking are included. Good Work builds landing pages for a fixed $2,400 in one week, including copy, design, a form or booking tool wired to your inbox or CRM, 90+ mobile speed, and analytics and ad pixels set up. DIY tools run $25–$100 a month and a template; agencies often charge $5,000 and up by bundling strategy and ad management.

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DIY tools
$25–$100 / mo
Freelancer
$800–$2,500
Good Work
$2,400 fixed · 1 week
Agency
$3,500–$8,000
Includes
Copy, design, form, analytics
Best for
Ads, launches, offers

What you're paying for

The words. A landing page is 80% copy — the headline, the offer, the proof, and the call to action — and 20% layout. Then the measurement: a form or booking that actually fires a conversion event, and pixels that let your ads learn. The design is the easy part.

Price ranges

OptionTypical costWhat you get
DIY (Unbounce, Carrd, Webflow template)$25–$100 / moA template; copy and tracking are on you
Freelancer$800–$2,500Varies widely; often design only
Good Work landing page$2,400, 1 weekCopy, design, form/booking, 90+ speed, GA4 + pixels, revisions until right
Agency$3,500–$8,000+Usually bundled with strategy or ad management

When a landing page is worth it

Any time you're paying to send traffic somewhere: Google and Meta ads, a launch, an event, a QR code on a sign. Sending paid traffic to your home page is the most common way small businesses waste ad budget. A page that matches the ad converts two to five times better.

What makes one convert

One audience, one promise, one action. Proof close to the ask. A form that asks for as little as possible. Speed on a phone. Nothing in the navigation to wander off to. We build to that list and test it before launch.

FAQ

Questions people ask.

Short answers, no hedging.

Can the landing page live on my existing site?

Yes, on your domain as a page, or on its own domain for a campaign.

Do you write the copy?

Yes. Copywriting is included; you review and we revise.

Do you run the ads?

No, but we set up the tracking your ads need and work with whoever runs them.

How fast can you launch?

One week from kickoff for a standard landing page.