What is the difference between a landing page and a website?
A website presents your whole business to every kind of visitor. A landing page is built for one audience, one offer and one action, usually for a campaign or launch. Many businesses need both: the website for credibility and search, and a landing page for each campaign.
How much does a landing page cost in Nigeria?
Our landing pages start from ₦250,000, and most fall between ₦250k and ₦500k. Advanced, high-conversion landing pages run from ₦500k to ₦800k and above. After a short conversation you get a written scope with a fixed price.
Can you connect the page to my Meta ads?
Yes. Where it applies we set up the Meta Pixel and the Conversions API, so Meta can see which visitors became leads and optimise your campaigns toward people like them.
Can visitors reach us on WhatsApp from the page?
Yes. Where it suits your audience we add a WhatsApp button, so visitors who would rather chat can start a conversation with your team in one tap.
Do you write the copy?
We can. The words on a landing page do most of the work, so we either write the copy with you or shape what you supply into a structure that converts. Your scope says which.
Can you build a waitlist or pre-launch page for a product?
Yes. A waitlist page is a good way to test demand before you build. When you are ready to build the product itself, our SaaS and digital product teams can take it from there.
Can the landing page live on my existing website?
Usually, yes. It can sit on your main domain, such as yourcompany.com/offer, or on its own domain for a campaign. We recommend whichever suits your tracking and your current site.
Who owns the landing page?
You do. The code, design and content are yours, whether we host the page or it runs on an account in your name.