For Newcastle businesses pricing a single campaign page
Published Australian prices for one campaign page run from about nine hundred dollars to around two and a half thousand, and the gap is copy and tracking rather than more page.
A report on your own site, showing where your enquiries come from today and what a campaign would have to beat.
By Reece Rainer
spareday, Newcastle NSW
Last updated
13 September 2026
Read time
3 minutes
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A single landing page in Australia is published from about nine hundred dollars, and a page with its own writing and tracking sits between roughly one and two and a half thousand.
The quotes that look cheap are usually a template with the business name dropped into it.
Australian studios publish landing pages from about nine hundred dollars for a simple one, and from roughly eighteen hundred to two and a half thousand once the page has several sections and a gallery.
These are figures the studios put on their own websites. What moves them is how much of the page somebody has to write.
Four things: the writing, the design and build, the form and where it sends enquiries, and the tracking. A quote that names only the build is pricing one part of four.
Two quotes at the same number often hold different amounts of work. Asking for the split makes them comparable.
A landing page earns its money by catching paid traffic, so without advertising running there is nothing for it to catch and the money goes further elsewhere.
The page is the cheapest part of a campaign. The spend around it decides whether the page ever gets read.
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Australian studios publish landing pages from about nine hundred dollars, with a page that includes its own writing and tracking running between roughly one and two and a half thousand.
The cheap one is usually a template with the business name dropped in. The dearer one includes the writing, the tracking and a form that reaches somebody.
Yes, by a long way. A site build is quoted in thousands because it holds every service, while a landing page holds one offer.
Only when advertising is running. A campaign sends people to a page written for that campaign, which a service page rarely is.
One monthly fee covering everything, month to month, no lock-in. The number depends on the business and gets given on the call.