A landing page that sells, built to order in three languages

Discovery

We pin down the one thing the page must do: who it speaks to, what offer it makes, and the single action a visitor should take. That decision drives every section.

Design & copy

Design built around your brand and answer-first copy written natively for each language — RU, EN and HU — so every visitor reads a page that was written for them, not translated at them.

Build

Responsive build down to mobile, SEO/GEO markup so people and AI search engines find you, lead forms wired to your mail or CRM, and analytics to see what works.

Launch

Domain, hosting and deploy handled end to end. You get a live page on a fast SSR stack — the same setup this very site runs on.

Right when you need a web presence or a launch/ad landing that looks sharp, loads fast and speaks all three languages natively — without waiting on an agency.

If you just need a rough page live tomorrow and don't care about custom design or native trilingual copy, a Tilda, Carrd or Webflow template is cheaper and faster. And if you need accounts, a catalogue or bookings, that's a custom system, not a landing.

A one-pager or mini-site that sells: fast, responsive, natively trilingual.

• ✓Design and build for your brand, responsive down to mobile
• ✓Answer-first copy and structure, native in each language (RU/EN/HU)
• ✓SEO/GEO markup so both people and AI search engines find you
• ✓Lead forms, analytics, connection to your mail or CRM
• ✓Domain, hosting, deploy — turnkey

What exactly do I get for the price?

A designed, responsive landing or mini-site built around your brand, answer-first copy native in all three languages (RU/EN/HU), SEO/GEO markup, lead forms connected to your mail or CRM, analytics, plus domain, hosting and deploy — turnkey. You end up with a live page you own, not a rented template you keep paying for.

How much does a custom landing page cost?

€450 to €3,000. A genuine bespoke one-pager starts around €450–500; a typical multi-section site with custom design lands near €900–1,750; and a larger site with animation and several integrations reaches the top of the range. Price tracks the number of sections, languages and integrations, so a tighter scope means a lower quote.

How long until it's live?

Usually 1–2 weeks. A focused one-pager can go live in about a week once the copy and assets are ready; a multi-section site with all three languages, custom design and integrations takes closer to three. The main variable is how quickly content and feedback come back, not the build itself.

Do you write the texts, or do I?

I write them, natively in each language. Russian, English and Hungarian are each written to read as if authored for that market — not machine-translated. The structure is answer-first, so the page leads with what a visitor, and an AI search engine, is actually looking for. You review and adjust; I handle the writing.

Why not just use Wix, Tilda or a template?

For a quick, throwaway page, you should — it's cheaper and faster. Custom makes sense when design, speed, native trilingual copy and being found by AI search engines actually affect whether people buy. This is a built-to-order page on a fast stack, not a template you fill in and keep renting.