With us a landing page starts from $1,000. Why quotes for “a landing page” differ so much — and what the scope behind the number consists of.
A landing page is not a fixed product. One page can be five sections built from a template or fifteen sections with custom illustration and animation. So the honest answer to “how much does it cost” starts with what exactly is being made.
Five parts of the price
- Structure. Turning the offer into a page plan: what the visitor sees first, what proves the claim, where the action is. Skipped in cheap quotes — and missed later.
- Design. The number of sections and how custom they are. A hero with a real product visual takes longer than a stock layout.
- Build. Responsive layout for desktop, tablet and phone, forms, integrations, basic SEO.
- Motion. Scroll animation and interactions. From a few reveals to a page where animation carries the story.
- Content and CMS. Whether copy, images and product shots exist, and whether part of the page should be editable as a collection.
What raises the price
- No copy and no structure — they have to be created before design starts.
- Custom illustration, 3D or product mockups made for the page.
- Complex animation and non-standard interactions.
- Several language versions or A/B variants.
- A tight deadline that needs more people at once.
What lowers it
- A clear brief with references and ready content.
- An existing brand: colours, type and tone are already decided.
- One person who approves the work, with feedback in one round per stage.
- Launching with the core sections and adding the rest later.
How to compare quotes
Ask each studio for the same four things: the list of sections, what is included in design and in build, how many rounds of changes, and what happens after launch. A lower number often means a shorter list. Our own steps are in the process section.
What it costs with us
At web.raw/studio a landing page starts from $1,000. That covers a compact page with ready content; more sections, custom visuals and complex motion move the figure up, for the reasons listed above.
We quote a fixed price for an agreed scope, before work starts. The brief form at the bottom of the page has budget ranges — choosing one helps us propose a scope that fits it.
