A landing page is a one-page site with a single clear goal: to get an enquiry, prompt a call or sell one product. When a multi-page site is not needed, it is faster and cheaper.
Below: when a landing page is the right choice, what must be on it, and how it is assembled here.
If there is one service or one offer. A person should arrive, understand and leave an enquiry. Other pages only distract on that path.
For advertising. Someone arriving from an advert is looking for something specific. Sending them to the home page wastes the click you have already paid for.
If you need to test quickly. Whether a new idea has demand is cheapest to learn with one page and an advert.
A landing page does not fit if you have a dozen services or a catalogue: cramming them into one page makes a long ribbon that helps nobody. Then you need a multi-page site.
On the first screen — what you offer and to whom. Not general words, a specific sentence.
A price or its range. "Ask for the price" loses part of your visitors right there.
Grounds for trust — your work, clients' words, deadlines and a guarantee.
An enquiry form and its delivery. A broken form is the most expensive mistake: you will not even know clients were coming.
A correct view on a phone. Most people arriving from adverts are on phones.
You describe your offer in plain words: what you sell, to whom, on what terms. The AI assembles the first version, then you correct it in the conversation — "remove this block", "move the price higher", "put reviews here".
The first version takes minutes. Publishing is one click.
The code is written in React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS; no separate work is needed for phones. If you want to fix a delicate spot by hand, the project has a Monaco editor and your changes are saved.
The cheapest plan is 99,000 UZS a month: one project, about 41 edits a month. For a landing page that is usually enough. Paid yearly it is 20% less.
After registration you get three free builds — enough to see the landing page and then decide.
At a studio a landing page starts at 2,000,000 UZS, paid once. There the site is entirely yours, but every change needs a developer. Here the payment is monthly and you make the changes yourself. Both are workable — the question is which suits you.
Is one page enough? If the offer is one — yes. With two or three services it is better to give them separate pages.
Where do enquiries go? It depends on how you set up the form. You say that during the build.
Can I add pages later? Yes, a landing page can grow into a multi-page site.
Can I connect my own domain? Yes, on all plans.