One-page websites Landing pages and single-page sites, designed and built
A one-page website at Konaverse is a single, long page designed and built to make one argument: who you are, what you offer and how to reach you. It is for practices, launches and campaigns that do not need a site map. It costs from €1,200 and is live in two to three weeks.
Starting at€1,200
To live2–3 weeks
Everything on it1 page
Say the one thing well
What it is
Six to eight sections in a fixed order that answers the visitor’s questions as they arrive: what, for whom, proof, price, contact. Designed, not templated.
When it is the wrong choice
If you have more than one audience, or more than one thing to sell, a single page makes everyone scroll past what is not for them. That is a small site, not a long page.
What one good page fixes
“People have to call us to ask the price.”
Many barbers keep prices off their site to avoid the comparison. Los Santos is not the cheapest in Nicosia, and its page says what a cut costs anyway, because a client who books knowing the price is a client who turns up.
Los Santos Barbershop
“Visitors get lost before they book.”
The first draft for Los Santos had an about page, a gallery page and a contact page, and each one was a place to lose someone between the price and the button. The final site is one page with the booking button in every section, so the distance from any sentence to a booked chair is one scroll.
Los Santos, the booking path
“We want to look premium, not expensive.”
A fair price for a premium cut reads as expensive on a page that does not look premium. On Los Santos the type, the photography and the pace of the page do that work before the copy does, so the price reads as worth it.
Los Santos Barbershop
“Our clients find us on Instagram, on a phone.”
So the page is designed for the phone first. Every section has its own anchor, so the menu, the reviews and the booking link can be linked straight from Instagram or Google, and the pictures are sized for each screen.
Los Santos on a phone
Recent one-page work
All work
What you get
The outline and a quote
The page’s sections in order, and a fixed price, within two days.
One argument, in order
Six to eight sections that answer the visitor’s questions as they arrive: what, for whom, proof, price, contact.
One search term, owned
The title, the heading and the description all pointed at the one thing you want to be found for.
Designed for the phone
The page designed at phone and desktop size, for the visitor who arrives from a social post.
A contact route that works
Booking, call or message, wired straight through, with nothing in between.
Live in weeks
Built, hosted and live in two to three weeks, with analytics connected.
Add-ons and running costs
Add-ons
What can be added to the starting price of €1,200. Anything not on this list is quoted before work starts.
- BookingsA booking system wired into the page.from €300
- A second languageThe page in two languages, each with its own address.from €300
- CopywritingWe write the page from a conversation with you.from €200
After launch
What the site costs once it is live.
- Hosting and maintenanceWe keep the site online, updated, backed up and monitored.€40 a month
- Hosting and maintenance, with a CMSThe same, for a site with a content system or a database behind it.€90 a month
- DomainRegistered in your name and billed to you by the registrar.At cost
- Changes after launchNew sections, pages or features, quoted when you ask for them.Quoted
How it goes
3 steps, about 2.4 weeks.
Brief
2 daysYou give A call, your logo, the text you already have.
You get The page’s outline and a quote.
Design
1 weekYou give One round of feedback.
You get The page designed at desktop and phone size.
Build and launch
1 weekYou give Final copy, domain access.
You get The page live, with analytics and a contact route that works.