Custom landing pages for premium offers

Be the name AI gives.Be the page that makes the rest look cheap.

Your buyer asks AI for the shortlist before they ever reach you, then judges what they find in seconds. A premium page has to win twice: get named in the answer, then not look like the ten identical sites everyone else shipped.

I build for both. I proved it on my own brand, and you can check it in thirty seconds.

Your buyers will find you the way you found a hundred others - by asking.

See the proof See packages & pricing

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The answer, then the click

A shortlist forms before anyone visits a site. Right now it has your competitor's name on it, not yours.

Your buyer opens ChatGPT and asks who is good in your category. A few names come back. If yours is not one of them, you have not lost the deal. You are not in the room where the deal starts.

Round one

The answer

Being named is not luck or budget. It is whether your page is built to be read, understood, and quoted instead of skipped. The competitor who got that right is being recommended right now.

Round two

The click

Then they land and compare you to the other names that surfaced. You have seconds to look worth your price. A page that looks like everyone else's loses here.

Win round one or you never reach round two. Almost nobody builds for both. That is the whole opportunity, and the whole studio.

Not AI hype. Buyer behavior.

This isn't a trend piece. It's how the decision already happens.

A patient asks AI for the best clinic before booking. A founder compares three cohorts before paying for one. A developer asks for the best tool and gets a list that never includes the one whose site renders blank to the crawler. None of this is coming. It is how your buyers already decide.

The brands built for this are being recommended right now, in rooms they will never see. Here is one, and you can verify it yourself.

Proof you can run yourselfgetbo.shop - cold AI query

Don't take my word. Ask the machine.

~15%

of new clients arrive from AI chats - ChatGPT, Claude

~5%

arrive from organic search

spent on advertising to produce either channel

Open ChatGPT and ask for the best bone broth in Lisbon. It names Bò first and explains why: 24-hour simmer, high bones-to-water ratio, glass jars, delivery to Lisbon. I founded Bò and built its site, with zero ad spend. It proves the mechanism is real and checkable. Bò's figures are Bò's, not a studio aggregate. Read the Bò case study →

Selected work

A decade of work that did not look like everyone else's.

This site is the current bar.

A hand-built WebGL surface, server-rendered, Lighthouse 100, structured to be cited by search and AI systems.

Relíquia Plástica.

A live brand and site for a Sintra circular-design studio. Current third-party proof for the made-to-order and premium product lane.

250+ projects shipped.

Clients in 12 countries, plus older Awwwards-nominated work used as provenance, not as the current bar. See selected work →

Who this is for

Three offers I build for most concretely.

AI & software

Your product is impressive and your site renders blank to crawlers, so the LLM recommends the competitor with worse tech and a more readable page.

Clinics & practices

Patients ask AI for the best practice in your city, then judge your credibility in seconds. Trust is the entire purchase.

Expert courses & cohorts

Buyers compare three programs before paying for one. The page has to make yours the obvious choice, not the cheapest.

Also: premium products, made-to-order brands, consultants, advisory, high-ticket services. The common thread: your buyer needs trust before they act, and your page has to create it fast.

Everything the page needs to do, owned by one person.

Strategy -> ship

01Strategy & positioningClarify the offer, the buyer, the value, and the one thing the page must prove.

02Conversion copyMake the value obvious, the price feel justified, and the next step easy to take.

03Design with precisionShape the page to feel as considered, credible, and premium as the offer behind it.

04Built to be foundServer-rendered Next.js, semantic HTML, structured data, and an llms.txt file, so search and AI can read and quote you.

05Built to convertAnalytics, events, payment / booking / contact path, deployment, and one month of post-launch support.

Packages

Pick the level that matches your growth stage.

One serious client usually covers the entire build. On a premium offer, the page is the cheapest part of the sale.

Launch

$5K

One strong landing page for one serious offer. Best for validating a product, service, or campaign without looking cheap.

Strategy & positioning, conversion copy, custom design
Next.js build, SEO/GEO essentials
Analytics plus a payment, booking, or contact path
2 rounds of revisions, 2-3 weeks

Start with Launch

Most chosen

Growth

$10K

For founders who need more than one page to build trust and convert. Best for premium products, clinics, consultants, made-to-order brands, and expert-led offers.

Everything in Launch
3-5 custom pages: product, trust, and info pages
Advanced SEO and schema; GEO engineered to be quoted by AI
Conversion optimization, richer analytics and events
Up to 2 languages, 3 rounds, 3-5 weeks

Choose Growth

Scale

$15K+

A fuller site system for businesses ready to grow beyond one campaign. Best for multi-offer businesses, catalog-ready brands, and larger funnels.

Everything in Growth
6+ pages, catalog-ready architecture, CMS you manage
Site-wide SEO/GEO, full multilingual structure
Advanced CRO and performance hardening
Docs and handoff, optional advisory, 5-7 weeks+

Scale the system

Every package includes strategy, copy, design, Next.js build, SEO, GEO, deployment, and one month of post-launch support. Need something different? We'll scope it.

Scoped separately

Some things change the shape of the project, so they're priced clearly instead of hidden in a tier:

Complex e-commerceCarts & accountsLarge catalogsProduct configurators3D viewersFull brand identityHeavy multilingual copyCRM / booking / inventory / accounting integrationsOngoing content productionPaid ad management

No vague scope. No surprise invoice. We define what matters before we build.

Founder to founder

Not a vendor. A founder who art-directs your brand like an opening shot.

Two decades shipping on the web, and 250+ projects across 12 countries through my agency. Now that craft is delivered by the one person who did the work, without the agency around it. One set of hands does the strategy, the copy, the design, and the build, with an art director's eye that wants your page to look like it cost a fortune. I sell my own products, so I build pages the way a founder actually needs them to work.

22years art-directing, building, and shipping on the web

250+projects shipped, clients in 12 countries

1:1founder to founder, from first call to launch

FAQ

The questions founders actually ask.

Can people pay directly from the page?

Yes. Stripe, Revolut, payment links, booking flows, or a contact path, depending on the offer. Complex e-commerce is scoped separately.

Why pay you when I can build a page myself with AI in an afternoon?

You can, and it will look like the thousands of others built the same way. On a premium offer that is the problem, not the saving. The job here is positioning, proof, specific claims, and a design that does not read as generated.

Do you write the copy?

Yes, shaped from your materials, notes, calls, and offer logic. If the offer is still raw, we start with a deeper positioning step.

Do I need a finished brand?

No. I can create a focused design language for the page: typography, color, layout, image direction, and tone. A full brand identity is separate.

What is GEO?

Generative Engine Optimization: making your page easy for AI to understand, summarize, and reference. It does not replace SEO. It adds a layer for how buyers discover businesses now.

Can you guarantee AI tools will recommend me?

No, and anyone who does is bluffing. What I can do is build the page so your business is easy to understand, quote, and compare correctly, which makes you eligible to be the answer.

Why not use a page builder?

Sometimes a builder is fine. But if your offer is premium, the page is part of the product. It should not feel disposable, generic, or technically boxed in.

How do we start?

A short call. You tell me the offer, the price, and what the page must prove. I come back with the right tier, clear scope, and first design direction before you commit to the full build.