MyarasSoftware — Landing Page Design Services
Custom Landing Page Design Services That Convert Visitors Into Leads
No templates. No WordPress bloat. Mobile-first, lightning-fast pages built for small businesses that run paid ads or want more organic leads.
Our Landing Page Design Packages
Every package includes a custom design (no Squarespace, no Wix, no recycled templates), mobile-first development, and a page that loads in under 2 seconds. Choose based on how much copy and strategy support you need.
Starter
$499
Best for: a single high-converting page; quick offer launch or lead capture.
- 1-page custom HTML design
- Mobile-first responsive build
- PageSpeed 90+ delivery
- Contact form integration
- 2 revision rounds
- 5-day turnaround
Growth
$999
Best for: businesses ready to rank and convert; keyword research included.
- Everything in Starter
- Conversion-focused copywriting
- Headline A/B variants (x3)
- Message-match ad alignment
- Analytics/pixel setup
- 7-day turnaround
Full-Service
$1,499+
Best for: full custom builds with API integrations, checkout flows, and CRM connections.
- Everything in Growth
- Audience research brief
- Up to 3 page variants
- CRM / email integration
- 30-day post-launch support
- 10-day turnaround
What Our Clients Say
★★★★★
"Our old landing page converted at 1.8%. The new one MyarasSoftware built hit 4.3% in the first month. We doubled our leads from Google Ads without spending another dollar."
Owner, Peak Roofing Services — Dallas, TX
★★★★★
"I was paying $200/month for a Wix template that looked generic. This custom page loads in under a second and actually looks like a real business. Worth every dollar."
Founder, ClearSkin Aesthetics — Chicago, IL
★★★★★
"They asked more questions than any agency I've ever worked with. The brief process alone was worth the investment — they understood my customer better than I did."
CEO, Landscape Pro — Phoenix, AZ
Recent Work
Every page below was built from scratch — no templates, no page builders. Click to see live pages with full PageSpeed scores.
Conversion Data Worth Knowing
- The global average landing page conversion rate across 18 industries is 10.76%, based on analysis of over 41,000 pages by Unbounce. Businesses using professionally designed pages consistently outperform those on generic templates.
- A 0.1-second improvement in load time can increase conversions by up to 10.1%. This is why every page we build targets a sub-2-second load time as a hard deliverable, not an aspiration.
- Custom landing page design services typically range from $499 for a focused single-page build to $1,499 for a full-service package — making the choice of provider one of the highest-ROI decisions in any small business's marketing budget. See our full landing page cost guide for a market-wide breakdown.
What Is a Landing Page Design Service?
A landing page design service is a professional offering where a designer, developer, or agency builds a dedicated web page with a single conversion goal: get the visitor to take one specific action. That action could be filling out a contact form, booking a call, signing up for a list, or requesting a quote. Everything on the page — from the headline to the button copy — exists to move the visitor toward that one outcome.
This is fundamentally different from a general web design service. A homepage serves many purposes and many audiences. A high-converting landing page serves one purpose and one audience. That focus is what makes it effective for paid ads, email campaigns, and organic search traffic. When someone clicks your ad and lands on a focused, fast, persuasive page that matches exactly what they searched for, your conversion rate reflects that alignment.
Not sure whether you need a landing page or a full site? Read our comparison: landing page vs full website and homepage vs landing page — which one should you send traffic to?
The best landing page design services combine copywriting input, visual design, technical performance, and conversion strategy into a single deliverable. Providers who hand you a pretty mockup without thinking about load speed, mobile experience, or message clarity are delivering half a product.
Landing Page Conversion Benchmarks: What Good Actually Looks Like
Before evaluating any professional landing page design service, understand what results you should be chasing. These numbers give you an objective baseline.
The gap between a 2% conversion rate and a 4% one isn't just a number. On a page receiving 5,000 visitors per month from paid traffic at $2 per click, that difference means doubling revenue without spending another dollar on ads. That math is why businesses keep investing in better landing page design rather than just buying more traffic.
The highest-performing pages across industries share common principles: a clear and specific headline, a single focused call to action, social proof placed near points of friction, fast load times on mobile, and a visual hierarchy that makes the next step obvious. Our guide to what makes a landing page convert covers each element in detail.
The Elements Every Great Landing Page Design Includes
Whether you hire us, a freelancer, or an agency, the deliverable should include each of these elements. If a proposal doesn't mention them, ask why.
A Headline That Passes the Five-Second Test
A visitor decides within seconds whether your page is worth reading. The headline needs to communicate exactly who the page is for and what they get, in plain language. Not a tagline — a clear statement of value. Read our landing page copywriting guide for headline frameworks that consistently outperform generic alternatives.
A Single, Unmissable Call to Action
Every high-converting landing page design has one primary CTA. Not two. Not a navigation menu full of links to explore. One action, repeated at logical points down the page, with button copy that tells the visitor exactly what happens next. "Get My Free Quote" converts better than "Submit." "Book My Spot" converts better than "Click Here." See our CTA best practices guide for language patterns that increase click-through.
Social Proof That Reduces Hesitation
Testimonials appear on 36% of top-performing landing pages, yet most small business owners skip them or place them in the wrong location. The best landing page design services place proof elements — real client names, results, star ratings, or logos of recognizable clients — near the points on the page where a visitor is most likely to hesitate. For more on this, see our post on trust signals for small business websites.
Mobile-First Layout and Fast Load Speed
Over 62.5% of all web traffic now comes from mobile devices. A mobile-responsive landing page is not optional — it is the baseline. But responsive alone isn't enough. The page must also be fast. Roughly 30% of users abandon a page that takes more than 6 to 10 seconds to load. Every page we build at MyarasSoftware is tested against Google's Core Web Vitals before delivery.
The Right Visual Structure Above the Fold
The above the fold section is the most valuable real estate on any landing page. A visitor who doesn't understand your offer within three seconds will leave before scrolling. A strong above-fold design includes your headline, subheading, a clear CTA, and at least one trust signal — all without requiring a scroll. A well-chosen color palette and a logical layout structure reinforce every message on the page.
Message Match With Your Traffic Source
This is the element that separates conversion-focused landing page design from generic web design. If your Google Ad says "Affordable Lawn Care in Denver," your landing page headline should echo that exact promise. The disconnect between ad copy and landing page messaging is one of the leading causes of wasted ad spend. Before we design a single element, we ask about your traffic sources, your ad copy, and your audience.
How Much Does a Landing Page Design Service Cost?
This is the question every buyer asks first, and the answer depends on what you are actually getting. Here is a realistic breakdown based on current market rates — and where MyarasSoftware sits within that range. For a full market comparison, see our complete landing page cost guide.
At the entry level, a cheap landing page design from a marketplace like Fiverr can cost $50–$150. At that price, you are getting a template swap with your content inserted. If you are spending money on ads, it will cost you more in wasted clicks than you saved on design.
A mid-range custom landing page design service from a qualified freelancer or specialized provider runs $499–$1,200 for a focused single-page build. At this level — which is where our Essential and Business packages sit — you should expect a custom layout, conversion-focused copy input, mobile optimization, fast load speed, and deployment-ready files. Our guide on agency vs freelancer website cost explains the trade-offs in detail.
Full-service landing page design agencies typically price between $1,400 and $3,200 for a standard campaign page. The premium covers a full team (strategist, copywriter, designer, developer). For most small businesses driving paid traffic, our Full-Service package at $1,499 delivers comparable outcomes without the agency overhead. You can also see our small business website cost guide for a broader view of web project pricing.
Freelancer, Agency, or a Specialized Service: Which Fits Your Business
DIY Landing Page Builders
Platforms like Unbounce, Leadpages, and Carrd let you launch quickly with a template library. If you are testing a new offer on a tight budget with low traffic volume, a DIY builder is a reasonable starting point. The trade-off: you are spending time instead of money, and the result almost always looks like what it is — a template with your branding. For businesses driving serious paid traffic, the conversion gap between a DIY template and a custom landing page design is often measured in thousands of dollars per month.
Freelance Landing Page Designers
Hiring a freelance landing page designer gives you access to custom work at a fraction of agency prices. Ranges are wide: $300–$1,500 for a focused single-page build, depending on complexity. The key is vetting properly — look for live work, ask for PageSpeed scores, and confirm they think about copy and conversion, not just visual design. A detailed comparison of the full cost structure is in our agency vs freelancer guide.
MyarasSoftware: Specialized Landing Page Service
We sit between the freelancer and full agency: the personal attention and custom craftsmanship of a specialist, with the depth of strategy and technical delivery a solo generalist often can't provide. We focus exclusively on small businesses that need more leads — not enterprise clients, not e-commerce, not SaaS. That focus means our process, pricing, and output are tuned for exactly the problems you're trying to solve.
We also build on clean, static HTML — not WordPress, not page builders. That means faster pages, fewer security vulnerabilities, and no monthly plugin or hosting bloat. Read more in our HTML vs WordPress comparison.
Red Flags to Watch in Landing Page Design Services
The market for landing page design services is full of providers who promise high conversions and deliver a website. These are the warning signs to watch before you pay a deposit. For a comprehensive checklist, see our article on the most common landing page mistakes.
No live examples. Any credible landing page designer can send you live URLs to review. If a portfolio only has screenshots or Behance mockups with no clickable links, you cannot evaluate load speed, mobile experience, or actual design quality.
No mention of copy or messaging. Design without strategy is decoration. If a provider's proposal focuses entirely on colors and fonts without asking about your audience, your offer, and your traffic source, they are designing a page that looks good, not one that converts.
Templates disguised as custom work. Many providers purchase premium templates and swap in your content and brand colors. Ask directly: is this built from scratch, or adapted from an existing template? Both can work, but you should know which one you're paying for.
No post-launch support. A landing page design service worth its price includes at least one round of revisions after launch, based on real traffic data. All our packages include a revision window precisely because real data reveals things no wireframe can predict.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a landing page design service include?
A complete landing page design service should include a custom visual layout, conversion-focused structure, headline and CTA copy input, mobile-responsive build, fast load speed optimization, and deployment-ready files. Higher-tier services also include copywriting, A/B testing setup, tracking pixel installation, and integration with your email or CRM system. If a service only includes the visual design without any of the conversion or performance elements, you are getting a fraction of what a genuinely useful landing page requires. See our full guide to what makes a landing page convert.
How much does it cost to hire a landing page designer?
The cost to hire a landing page designer ranges from $200 to $3,200 or more, depending on the provider type and project complexity. Our packages at MyarasSoftware start at $499 for a custom single-page build and go up to $1,499 for a full-service package with strategy, copy, and development. DIY builder subscriptions like Unbounce or Leadpages cost $49–$199 per month but require you to build the page yourself. For most small businesses driving paid traffic, the $499–$999 range delivers the best value per dollar. For a full market breakdown, see our landing page cost guide.
What makes a landing page design high-converting?
A high-converting landing page design combines several elements: a headline that immediately communicates specific value for a specific audience, a single focused call to action with no competing links or navigation, social proof placed near the points where visitors are most likely to hesitate, a mobile-first layout that loads in under two seconds, and message match with the ad or link that brought the visitor to the page. Pages optimized for a single conversion goal consistently outperform general pages or homepages used as ad destinations.
What is the average landing page conversion rate?
The median landing page conversion rate across all industries is 6.6%, based on Unbounce's analysis of over 41,000 pages. The global average across 18 industries is 10.76%. Top-performing pages in high-intent categories reach 15–20%, particularly with warm traffic from email or highly targeted paid ads. If your page is converting below 3%, that is typically a signal that the design, copy, or message match needs attention. Review our list of common landing page conversion mistakes — most underperforming pages have at least three of the issues listed.
Should I use a landing page design agency or a freelancer?
For most small businesses, a skilled freelancer or specialized service delivers comparable results to an agency at a fraction of the cost. The key difference is process: agencies bring a team with defined roles (strategist, copywriter, designer, developer), while a freelancer handles everything independently. Choose a full landing page design agency when you are running high-volume campaigns and budget is not the primary constraint. Choose a freelancer or specialized service like MyarasSoftware when you need a well-built, custom page without the agency overhead. Our agency vs freelancer cost breakdown walks through the differences in detail.
How long does it take to build a custom landing page?
A focused custom landing page from MyarasSoftware is delivered in 5–10 business days depending on the package and the complexity of your project. The timeline is heavily influenced by how quickly you can provide the information we need: your offer, target audience, copy input or assets, brand guidelines, and the platform where the page will live. We will never rush the discovery stage — that information is what separates a converting page from a pretty one.
Do I need a separate landing page for each ad campaign?
Yes, in most cases. The principle of message match means your landing page should reflect the exact promise made in the ad that brought the visitor there. If you run three different ads targeting different audiences or offers, each ad should lead to its own dedicated page. Sending all paid traffic to a single generic page — or worse, your homepage — is one of the most common causes of wasted ad spend. Businesses that build campaign-specific landing pages consistently see lower cost per lead and higher quality scores in Google Ads.
What is the difference between a landing page and a website?
A website serves multiple audiences with multiple goals across multiple pages. A landing page serves one audience, pursues one goal, and contains no navigation, no distracting links, and no secondary offers. This focused structure is what gives a landing page its conversion advantage. Most businesses need both: a website for their overall presence and credibility, and dedicated landing pages for specific campaigns or offers. Our guide on the difference between a landing page and a full website walks through when each is appropriate.