Landing pages that turn clicks into leads

The click is already paid for — from there the page either brings a lead or burns the budget. We design landing pages for specific ads and measure them by cost per lead, not by looks. Built by the team that buys the traffic

  • 327%average ROMI across projects
  • $3Min ad budgets under management
  • 300+projects in the portfolio

Pages we build

Each traffic task gets its own type of landing page. We choose not by taste, but by the action we need from the visitor.

Get leads from paid traffic

Lead-gen landing page

One page — one offer. The first screen answers the ad’s promise, every block leads to the form, the form qualifies leads before sales gets them.

  • An offer in your customers’ language
  • A qualifying form — sales talks to buyers
  • Leads straight into the CRM or Telegram
Lower the cost per lead on a complex product

Quiz

Instead of “leave your phone number” — 4–6 questions that engage and qualify at the same time. The person answers about themselves — and leaving a contact becomes easier.

  • Questions segment the audience before the call
  • Answers arrive with the lead — the manager is ready for the conversation
  • Works where a regular form stays silent
Take a cold click all the way to a channel subscription

Pre-lander for Telegram

A warm-up page between the ad and the channel: who the author is, what is inside, why subscribe. Conversion to subscription is higher than from a direct link.

  • Every subscriber is attributed to the campaign and creative
  • The pixel catches the event — the algorithm learns from subscriptions
  • A series of pages for different combos
Collect registrations by a date

Webinar or event page

A page for the event: what will happen, who should come, why now. One-step registration, reminders — tied into your funnel.

  • Registration without extra fields
  • We count attendance and sales, not registrations
  • Reused for every next launch

Before — after

A dental webinar landing page. Same offer — the presentation was rearranged: the first screen answers what the person gets, one button visible right away

Before
First screen of the landing page before the rebuild: dark background, three screens of text before the button
After
First screen of the landing page after the rebuild: light background, offer and button on the first screen

Why our pages convert

  • The page continues the adWe see which creatives are running and what they promise. The first screen says the same thing the ad does — the person does not ask “am I in the right place” and does not leave
  • An offer in your customers’ languageHeadlines come not from a copywriter’s head, but from interviews, reviews and the objections the sales team hears. The reader recognizes their situation — and stays
  • Speed as a conversion featureStatic pages without builder bloat, loading in under 2 seconds on mobile 4G. Every extra second of loading is lost clicks you have already paid for
  • The form qualifies, not just collectsMulti-step forms filter out unqualified leads before sales — proven in a niche with $150,000+ tickets, where every empty lead costs a manager’s time
  • Clean events for the algorithmsPixel natively in the head, server-side events (CAPI), deduplication. The platform learns from real leads — and brings similar people cheaper on its own

How the work goes

Research and offer

We study the product, the audience and the ads that will lead to the page. We formulate the offer and structure before design.

Prototype and copy

The text of every block and the form logic — for approval. We argue about words on the prototype, not on finished markup.

Design and build

Fast static pages, mobile-first. Every block either moves toward the target action or gets cut.

Tracking and launch

Pixel, server-side events, goals, tagging. We verify events on test traffic before the budget goes live.

Data-driven iterations

We watch how real traffic behaves: headlines, offers and forms are refined by the numbers, not by gut feeling.

What you get on delivery

A finished page on fast hosting

Deployed, working, with uptime and certificates monitored. Not an archive of mockups, but a live tool

Tracking set up before launch

Pixel, CAPI, analytics goals, UTM discipline, thank-you logic — the ads have something to learn from on day one

Leads where you work

The form sends leads to your CRM, Telegram or email — with qualification answers if it is a quiz

Source files and rights

The page is yours: code, copy, domain. No builder subscription and no dependence on us

Conversion numbers

You can see how many people reached the form and what a lead cost — for every traffic source

Variants for tests

Headline and offer versions for A/B — the page does not freeze after launch

FAQ

Why is this better than a builder like Tilda or Webflow

Speed and control. A static page loads in under 2 seconds against 5–8 on builders — on paid traffic that is direct money. Tracking is native, not bolted on, the page is fully yours, and there is no subscription.

Our ads already lead to our website — why a separate page

A website answers everyone at once and therefore does not answer the ad. A dedicated landing page repeats the promise of a specific ad and does not send the person into a menu — higher conversion on the same budget. The website stays where it is.

Who writes the copy

We do. The offer and copy come from research on your audience: interviews, reviews, objections from the sales team. From you — facts about the product and approval of the prototype.

Can you rebuild an existing landing page

Yes. We start with a review: where the page loses people — the offer, speed, the form or a mismatch with the ads. Sometimes rebuilding the first screen and the form is enough, sometimes it is more honest to build from scratch.

Do we need a page if you are not the ones running the traffic

The page works with any source — we hand it over to your traffic team together with the logic of what to measure and how. But combined with our ads the result is higher: the page is iterated on campaign data, and one team is responsible for the cost per lead.

How will we know the page works

By the numbers, not by gut feeling: cost per qualified lead, share of visitors reaching the form, lead quality from sales feedback. You see these numbers — and we refine the page by the same ones.

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