Sales & landing pages · $30 per page

Sales pages that do the selling

A done-for-you landing page with one job: turn a visitor into an enquiry. You tell us what you sell and who buys it — we research it, write the copy, design, check and publish the page.

Launch offer: the Ultimate level is free until 31 December 2026 (normally $149)

Plus 10% off your first order with code LAUNCH10, until 31 December 2026. One click applies it in the order form.

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1clear action each page is built around
0pages go live before they pass the QA gate
Freethe Ultimate level until 31 December 2026 (normally $149)
What's included

Everything below, in every order

  • ✓ Research into your offer, your buyers, and what your competitors promise
  • ✓ Conversion-first copy: headline, proof, objections answered, one clear call to action
  • ✓ Custom design in your colours and fonts, with artwork drawn for this page only
  • ✓ A search-friendly page title and description, plus structured data search engines can read
  • ✓ Internal links to your other pages and articles wherever they genuinely help
  • ✓ A full automated QA pass before publishing — links, images, contrast, markup, sourcing
  • ✓ Published on our network or a subdomain we provide — or your own domain if you prefer

No website yet? Your page can live on one of the niche blogs we run, or on a subdomain we provide — you still get a live URL you can put on ads, email signatures and business cards.

At no extra cost

✓ Keywords researched before writing ✓ Search-friendly title & description ✓ Internal linking ✓ Submitted to search engines ✓ Brief review ✓ Clear next step for visitors ✓ An enquiry form, with your own leads page
List price
$30 /page

One-time. Nothing renews automatically, and the page stays yours — copy, design and images.

Ordering several? The packs below bring the price per page down.

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  • ✓ Nothing publishes until it passes QA
  • ✓ One-time — nothing renews
  • ✓ Report with every link
  • ✓ The page stays yours
Why a sales page

A homepage has ten jobs. This page has one.

Your homepage introduces everything to everyone. A sales page — some call it a landing page — takes one offer and one kind of buyer, and walks them to one next step: call, book, ask for a quote. That focus is the whole product.

Your homepageA sales page from us
Who it talks to Everyone who visits One kind of buyer
What it covers Everything you do One offer, with the real facts from your brief
What it asks for Menus and links in every direction One next step, repeated: a call, WhatsApp, a booking or the enquiry form
The questions before buying Usually answered on another page, if at all Answered on the page, so nobody has to leave it to decide
Where an ad can point At everything at once At the one offer the ad is about
We make the page, not the result: no promise of calls, enquiries or sales.
Anatomy of the page

Five parts, in a deliberate order

Every page we build has these five parts, in this order. The page shown is one we built for our own business.

The sales page from our sample order, as published
A real page from our sample order, built for our own business by the same production as a client order (not a client's page). See the whole order and its report →
  1. 1

    The promise

    A headline that names your buyer and the outcome they want, written backwards from the one action you chose. No clever wordplay a visitor has to decode — they should know within seconds that this page is for them.

    From your brief: what you sell, who buys it, and the one action. The keywords are planned before a word of it is written.

  2. 2

    The specifics

    Real facts from your brief instead of adjectives: what you do, where you do it, prices, credentials, service areas. Our QA gate requires every factual claim on the page to trace back to a source — usually you.

    From your brief: prices, service areas, licence numbers, hours — anything you send us is used instead of guessed at.

  3. 3

    The offer

    What the visitor gets, what it costs or how to find out, and why now. The next-step message is sharpened on every order; on Ultimate we go further and frame the whole offer around your buyer's needs.

    Sharpening the next-step message is included on every order — it is one of the "at no extra cost" items above.

  4. 4

    Objections, answered

    The questions real buyers ask before they commit — price, time, risk, "will this work for my situation" — answered on the page so they never need to leave it to decide.

    Drawn from your brief and our research into what your competitors promise — not from a template of generic reassurances.

  5. 5

    One next step

    A single call to action, repeated — a call or WhatsApp button, a booking link, or wherever you want people to go. Every page also carries an enquiry form, so the page collects enquiries itself: each one is listed for you on your report's leads page.

    Underneath it all: a search-friendly title and description, structured data that validates, and internal links to your other pages.

This is the same skeleton the samples page walks through in detail — and the worked examples further down show it applied to two opposite businesses.

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The quality gate

Our quality checks stand between “written” and “live”

We don't ask you to trust our taste. Before any page can publish, software checks it against hard rules — and a page that fails goes back to production, not to you.

  • Everything loads. Every link resolves and every image renders — no dead buttons, no broken artwork.
  • Everything is readable. Text is checked for proper colour contrast, so the page works for every visitor.
  • Search engines can parse it. The structured markup validates, so the page is eligible to be understood, not just crawled.
  • Your brand is right. Names, colours and details are checked against your brief — not someone else's template.
  • Claims trace to a source. Every factual statement on the page has to come from somewhere — usually your brief. No invented numbers.
Illustration of the automated quality checks a page passes before publishing

The gate runs against the real, rendered page — not against a draft in a document.

What you get

A finished page, live and working for one offer

Research, copy, design, artwork and publishing are one process on our side. You send a brief and receive a live URL.

The one action

One offer, one button

A call, WhatsApp, a booking link or a quote request: you choose the action, and the page is written backwards from it. Every page also carries an enquiry form, and each enquiry is listed for you on your report's leads page.

  • The button you choose, repeated where it is needed
  • Designed for phones first
  • An enquiry form, with a leads page next to the report
Your brand

Your colours, not a template

Your colours, your fonts, your words. The artwork is drawn for your page, so you are not looking at the same stock illustration as three other businesses. No brand kit yet? Say so in the brief: the page still gets an original design of its own.

  • Custom design in your colours and fonts
  • Artwork drawn for this page only
  • Names, colours and details checked against your brief
Pages for ads

A page your ads can point to

Each page is live at its own address, so an ad can send people straight to the one offer it is about, under a headline that matches the ad. We make the pages; running the ads stays with you.

  • Its own live address
  • A headline that matches the ad
  • On our network, a subdomain we provide, or your own domain

A landing page for Google Ads

Service and area pages

A page for each service and town

Several services in several places? Each one can get its own page with its own headline and button, instead of one page that tries to say everything. Packs bring the price per page down.

  • One service in one place per page
  • Its own call, WhatsApp or form
  • Ordered one by one or in a pack

Service and area pages

How it works

From brief to live URL

You never log in to anything or install anything. Send the brief; the rest is our job.

1

Tell us about the offer

What you sell, who it is for, the one action you want and where the page should live. Five minutes is usually enough.

2

We research, write and design

Prices, service areas, licence numbers: any fact you send is used instead of guessed at.

3

The QA gate

Links, images, contrast, search markup, branding and sources. Nothing publishes until it passes.

4

Live, with the report

Published to the address you chose, with a report of every live link. The report link does not expire.

Illustration of the production process from brief to live page

Brief in, live URL out — with the quality gate standing between the two.

Your order is saved the moment you submit it, and the confirmation page shows the exact total — pay there, or later from the link in your confirmation email. Production starts once payment clears; questions get a human reply within about one business day.

Illustration of a delivery report listing published pages with live links

The delivery report: proof the work exists, at a link that never expires.

When it's done

What lands in your inbox

The live link plus everything we did, three ways: a web report you can open anywhere, the same report as a PDF, and every published address as a plain list.

  • Each piece you ordered, by name — its headline, where it was published, its live status and the clickable URL.
  • What each piece is for — the goal it was built around, stated on the report rather than left for you to guess.
  • Delivering to a client? On Ultimate the report carries your logo, colours and sign-off — with no mention of us anywhere on it.

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Five minutes is usually enough · nothing is produced until you pay

Real work, not mock-ups

Open a finished order before you place yours

A sales page, its article and the report from an order we ran for our own business, through the same production as a client order. Each one is live.

The sales page from our sample order
The sales pageWritten, designed and published at its own address, on a phone here.
The delivery report from our sample order
The delivery reportEach piece, where it went live and its link, on the web and as a PDF.
The article from our sample order
The articleResearched, written and live on a blog matched to its topic.

Open the whole sample order, every piece live

Buying more than one

The per-page price falls as the order grows

Different offers, different areas, different clients — packs exist for whoever needs pages in numbers. Every price is one-time; nothing renews.

How many pages?

Single sales page

$30

One conversion-focused page around a single offer.

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Growth page pack

$90 $120Save 25%

$22.50 per page

Four pages — multiple offers, audiences or campaign angles.

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Agency page pack

$840 $1,200Save 30%

$21.00 per page

Forty pages across many offers, keywords or client projects.

Order this pack

Bundles

Sales pages and blog articles in one order — how the bundle works →

Starter bundle

$60 $75Save 20%

$15.00 per piece

3 articles + 1 sales page.

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Growth bundle

$225 $300Save 25%

$14.06 per piece

12 articles + 4 sales pages.

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Agency bundle

$2,100 $3,000Save 30%

$13.13 per piece

120 articles + 40 sales pages.

Order this pack

The bundles pair pages with blog articles in one order, one brief and one report. What the article half involves is covered on the blog articles page, and every price on this site sits together on the pricing page.

  • ✓ One-time — nothing renews
  • ✓ Same QA gate on every page in the pack
  • ✓ Every live URL listed on one report
Level of service

Choose your level of service

Every level gets the whole page — research, copy, design, the QA gate and the report. Pro goes deeper on research and adds an FAQ section; Ultimate puts your brand on the delivery report and sharpens the offer wording.

Standard

Included

Everything done for you — researched, written, designed, checked and published, with the live link reported back to you.

No additions — and nothing missing: the whole page, the QA gate and the report, exactly as described above.

Choose Standard

One-time · applies to the whole order

Pro

+$69

Everything in Standard, plus deep research before writing and an FAQ section that answers what buyers ask.

What it bundles — priced below the sum of the parts:

Deep research FAQ section
Choose Pro

One-time · applies to the whole order

Free until 31 December 2026

Ultimate

+$149 Free

Everything in Pro, plus your brand on the delivery report and sharper wording around your offer.

What it bundles — priced below the sum of the parts:

Deep research FAQ section Sharper offer wording Your brand on the report
Choose Ultimate

One-time · applies to the whole order

Compare every feature, level by level
What you get StandardIncluded Pro+$69 Ultimate+$149 Free
In every sales page order
Keywords researched before writingPlan and target the order's keywords before writing. ✓✓✓
Search-friendly title & descriptionSearch-friendly meta title and description on every piece. ✓✓✓
Internal linkingLink new content to relevant existing pages where possible. ✓✓✓
Submitted to search enginesSubmit published URLs to search engines after publishing. ✓✓✓
Brief reviewReview the brief and direction before writing starts. ✓✓✓
Clear next step for visitorsSharpen the next-step message so visitors know what to do. ✓✓✓
An enquiry form, with your own leads pageAdd a contact/enquiry form where technically supported. ✓✓✓
Our network, or your own domain if you preferPublish on the client's own domain or blog when they have connected one in their account (Domains); otherwise on our network. ✓✓✓
Added by the levels
Deep researchGo deeper than the standard pass before writing: review the top-ranking pages and the questions searchers ask, and cite more sources and figures. — ✓ ✓
FAQ sectionAdd a short FAQ that answers the questions people search about the topic. — ✓ ✓
Sharper offer wordingFrame the offer around buyer needs for stronger messaging. — — ✓
Your brand on the reportDeliver the report under the client's own brand (their brand kit), with no mention of ours, on their own report domain once they connect one (Domains). — — ✓

Level prices are one-time and apply to the whole order — pick one in the order form.

Who you're dealing with

A real company you can reach

WannaSEO is run by Bassem Shahin, its founder, from Dubai. A person replies to every message within about one business day.

231,204customers served
70+countries
10+years in SEO
Built by a team that has served 231,204 customers in 70+ countries over 10+ years, across the SEO services it runs (November 2026).
A licensed Dubai companyRUKN AL JOUDAH AI APPLICATIONS AND SERVICES L.L.C., trade licence 1132943.
A real address45th Floor, The One Tower, Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Checked before it goes liveEvery piece passes our automated QA gate first: brief match, originality, links, rendering.
The exact total firstYou see the full price before you pay. One-time, nothing renews automatically.
Corrected at no chargeIf the work doesn't match the brief you confirmed, we put it right.
Clear refundsCancel before work starts: full refund. After that, a refund for anything not yet delivered.
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$30 a page, one time. You see the exact total on the next screen and pay by secure checkout — production starts the moment it clears. If anything misses your brief, we correct it at no charge.

10% off your first order with code LAUNCH10. Apply it in step 3.

1. What do you need?

Sales pages

Bundles

2. Your service level

Launch offer: Ultimate is free on orders placed until 31 December 2026. Everything is published once it clears our quality checks, and every live link comes back to you in your report.

3. Where do we send it?

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Used your free starts? Order with the email you used for them and your 10% returning-client discount comes off at checkout.

Add more details (optional)

Want your logo and colours on the report? Create a free account after ordering to add your brand kit.

Prefer your own domain? Create a free account after ordering to connect your domain. Most new pages do best on our network.

Launch bonus: 10% off your first order with code LAUNCH10, until 31 December 2026
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Your total
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One-time · nothing renews automatically

Next you see the exact total and pay on our secure checkout (the link is in your email too). Production starts the moment payment clears, and you get a report with every live link — as a web page and a PDF.

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Before you order

The questions buyers actually ask

The same rule as the pages we build: answer the objection on the page, so nobody has to leave it to decide.

What do you need from me before you can start?

Your business name, what you sell, roughly who buys it, and the action you want visitors to take. If you have a logo, brand colours or a price list, send them. If you do not, we will work from what you give us — that is normal and it is fine.

Can the page collect enquiries?

Yes. Every page carries an enquiry form alongside your phone number, your booking link, or wherever you want people to go, and each enquiry is listed for you on your report's leads page.

Do I have to check the page before it is public?

No. We publish as soon as the page clears QA and tell you where it is. If anything misses your brief, tell us and we correct it at no charge.

What if something on the page is wrong?

Tell us and we fix it. Getting your brief right — a wrong detail, the wrong tone, the wrong thing emphasised — is part of the job and does not cost extra. A change of brief (a different offer, a different audience) is a new page.

Do I own the page?

The copy, the design and the images are yours to use however you like, for as long as you like. If we published to your own domain, the page sits on your address and stays there.

What exactly counts as one page?

One offer, one audience, one action — the five parts at the top of this page applied to a single brief. Two different offers, or the same offer for two very different audiences, convert better as two pages, each with its own headline and keywords. That is what the packs are for, and why the per-page price falls as the order grows.

Will it match my existing website's look?

Yes. Custom design in your brand colours and fonts is on the included list for every order, and the QA gate checks names, colours and details against your brief before the page can publish. No brand kit yet? Say so in the brief — the page still gets an original design and artwork of its own, not a template.

Who actually writes and designs the page?

We do — research, copy, design, artwork and publishing are one process on our side, not hand-offs to a marketplace. You send a brief and receive a live URL. Nothing arrives half-finished for you to complete.

What happens if the page fails a QA check?

It goes back to production, not to you. The gate cannot be skipped — by us or by anyone — so the page is fixed and re-checked until every check passes. You never see the failed version, and "it mostly passed" is not a state that exists.

Will the page rank on Google?

Nobody can honestly promise a ranking, and we will not. What we control is the work: keywords planned before writing, a search-friendly title and description, structured data that validates, internal links, and a submission to search engines the moment the page publishes. Where it lands after that is the search engine's decision — anyone who promises a position is selling something they do not control.

How long until my page is live?

Your order is saved the moment you submit it, and the confirmation page shows the exact total with a secure checkout — production starts as soon as payment clears. Questions? Reply to the confirmation email and a person answers within about one business day.

How does payment work?

Submitting an order saves it and opens a confirmation page with the exact total — no estimates, no surprises. Pay there through a secure hosted checkout, or later from the same link in your confirmation email; production starts once the payment clears, and nothing is produced before it does. Questions? Reply to that email and a person answers, usually within one business day. Either way the price is one-time — nothing renews.

Do I pay monthly to keep the page up?

No. A sales page is a one-time purchase — no subscription, and nothing is ever charged automatically. Published to our network or to a subdomain we provide, the page stays live with us, with no recurring fee to keep it there. Published to your own domain, it lives on your address.

I sell to my own clients — can this look like my work?

Yes. The Ultimate level (free until 31 December 2026) delivers the report under your brand, with no mention of ours anywhere on it, and pack pricing exists precisely for ordering in client volumes. There is a whole page on how agencies use this — see the agencies page, or just choose Ultimate in the order form.

Something not covered? Ask us — a person replies, usually within one business day. The site-wide FAQ covers billing, ownership and delivery for every service.

Two worked examples

Same five parts. Opposite pages.

Here is how the anatomy above plays out for two very different briefs — a local trade and a software product. Both are illustrative, not client work; they show the decisions we make, not pages we have shipped.

Illustrative brief A · local services

A plumber who wants the phone to ring

The one action is a phone call, so every part points at it. The promise names the job and the place, because that is the exact sentence a person with a blocked drain is searching for.

  • The specifics: call-out hours, the suburbs covered, how pricing works, licence and insurance details
  • The offer: who answers, how fast someone comes out, what the call-out includes
  • The objections plumbers hear: "what will it cost?", "will you actually turn up?", "can it wait until Monday?"
  • One next step: the phone number, repeated, tappable on a phone

Local services

Illustrative brief B · SaaS

A B2B SaaS that wants trials, not tyre-kickers

The one action is starting the trial. The promise names the user and the pain, and matches the ad that brought them here, so nobody lands on a headline about something else and bounces.

  • The specifics: what the product does, what the trial includes, what happens to their data, the real pricing
  • The offer: how long the trial runs, whether a card is needed, what the first hour of setup looks like
  • The objections: "how long does setup take?", "does it work with our stack?", "what happens when the trial ends?"
  • One next step: the trial button, with no competing menu of links

SaaS and startups

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One sales page and one blog article at no cost — the complete product, one free start per website, up to 2 per account. No payment, no trial clock, and you keep what we publish.

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