Landing page design services for B2B offers that are hard to explain

My landing page design services are quoted as a fixed price after I've seen your current page and goals. The price depends on whether I write the copy or work from yours, how many variants you need for campaigns or industries, and how much product imagery has to be made from your real screens. A single page added to an existing site costs less than a new site.

Yes. Treat this page as a starting point. You describe what you want the page to do in your own words, send examples you like, and I match it as closely as I can. If something you ask for is likely to hurt conversions, I'll say so once with a reason, and then it's your call.

Test whether people understand the page before you test anything else. Show the first screen to a few people who match your buyer for ten seconds and ask what you sell and who it's for. If the answers are wrong or vague, the message is the problem. If they understand it and still leave, look at the offer, pricing, trust signals or the traffic source.

Yes. I start with a written teardown of the current page and, if you have it, the analytics behind it. That shows where visitors drop off and whether the message, the proof or the form is the weak point. You can stop there and make the changes yourself, or I rewrite and rebuild the parts that need it and set up tracking so you can see the effect.

Sometimes. A landing page design agency gives you a team and can run many pages and tests at once, which suits a company with big ad budgets and constant campaigns. I'm one person who writes, designs, builds and measures the page myself. That works well for a B2B company that needs a few strong pages and wants to talk directly to whoever is doing the work.

I can do both, and on landing pages I prefer to. The copy and the layout depend on each other: the headline decides how much room the hero needs, and the order of the argument decides the sections. If you have a copywriter or strong existing copy, I'll design around it and suggest edits where the words and the layout pull in different directions.

I build in Next.js or plain HTML, hosted on Vercel, and you own the code and the repository. That keeps pages fast and avoids paying for a page builder. If your marketing site already runs on another builder and has to stay there, tell me in the brief and I'll say honestly whether I'm the right fit before you spend anything.

Yes, a large share of my clients are in the US and Canada. I work in English and asynchronously from the Netherlands, and I reply within a few hours on working days. You can send feedback at the end of your day and often find the changes waiting the next morning. I sign an NDA before seeing an unreleased product, and a DPA on request.