Landing page cost in 2026Landing page pricing that gets better as you grow.

In 2026 a landing page costs anywhere from $0 to over $15,000. Page builders run about $15 to $249 a month and you do the writing and testing yourself. Freelancers usually charge $300 to $3,500 per page, and agencies $2,500 to $8,000 or more per page, before any testing or hosting. Pagetive sits in the middle: $67 to $497 a month for 10 to 40 pages, with hosting, tracking, A/B testing and AI traffic optimization included, and our own AI model writing the pages on Account and White label.

Most landing page design services charge per page. Freelancers sit around $300 to $3,500 a page, with the low end usually a template with your logo. US agencies tend to price custom, conversion focused pages at $2,500 to $8,000, and complex builds can pass $15,000. Copywriting is often billed on top. Each new page or new test is a new invoice.

CRO agencies usually work on a monthly retainer. Entry retainers run about $2,000 to $5,000 a month for two to four tests, mid tier about $5,000 to $15,000, and enterprise work goes higher. The testing software is often a separate bill, around $200 to $500 a month or more. Pagetive is a conversion rate optimization tool that does the research, writes the versions and runs the tests itself, from $67 a month.

Because a page is the real work: the research, the angle, the writing, the hosting and the test behind it. Visitor-based plans push you up a tier as soon as your ads start working. Pagetive prices the work instead, and no plan has a visitor cap.

The same set landing page platforms sell on their top plans: hosting on your own domain, A/B testing of offers, angles and sections, AI traffic optimization, message match, reports, heatmaps and leads, plus the full app to see and analyze it all. You bring your own AI, like Claude Code, to write the pages. $67 a month for 25 pages.

Mainly our own AI model. It researches your buyers and competitors, finds and scores the angles, builds offers worth testing, writes every version and checks it before it goes live. Everything on the API plan is included too.

Every angle and every offer is its own page. One landing page with three angles and two offers uses five pages from your plan. Turn off an angle you no longer need and the page comes back to your plan.

Yes. Sign up free and make 3 pages, angle and offer pages included. Hosting starts on a paid plan. The API and Account plans also start with 7 days free. White label starts with a discovery call.

Not always, and it does not try to be. Entry builder plans start lower, from about $15 to $29 a month, but on most of them A/B testing is locked to the higher tiers and you still write every version. Unbounce adds A/B testing from $149 a month and Instapage from $199. Pagetive includes A/B testing and AI traffic optimization on every paid plan, with no visitor caps.

It depends on what you are missing. If you want a cheaper builder, there are plenty. If you want the pages written, tested and optimized for you without an agency retainer, Pagetive is built for that: offer, angle and section testing, message match for every ad, and AI traffic optimization, from $67 a month.

Count the versions you want to test, not the pages you want to own. A business running 3 ads with 2 offers needs about 5 to 8 pages, which fits the Account plan at $147 a month. An agency with 8 clients at 5 pages each needs about 40, which is the White label plan. If you already write pages with Claude Code, the API plan covers 25 for $67.

Add them on top of your plan, no upgrade needed. Extra pages are $3 each on the API plan (4 or more at a time), $12 each on Account and $10 each on White label, per month.