If you are paying for Google or Meta ads and sending that traffic to your homepage, you are burning money. What you need is a landing page development company in Poland that builds one focused page for one goal, loads in under a second, and turns clicks into booked calls and sales. That is the whole job of a landing page, and it is exactly what I build. Send me a line today and you get a fixed quote plus a page structure inside 24 hours.
I am a solo senior developer based in Warsaw, working with clients across all of Poland and abroad, remotely. No account manager, no junior doing the real work behind a nice pitch. You talk to the person who writes the code and decides where the CTA goes.
What you actually get
A landing page is not "a nice page." It is a machine with one input (paid or organic traffic) and one output (a qualified lead or a sale). Here is what goes into every build:
- Conversion-first structure and copy. Hero with a clear promise, proof, objection handling, and a single CTA repeated where it counts. I write the copy or sharpen yours - it is part of the job, not a paid add-on.
- Message match to your campaign. The headline on the page mirrors the ad the visitor clicked. A mismatch here is the number one reason ad money leaks, and it is the first thing I fix.
- Speed that protects your budget. Built on Next.js and Tailwind, deployed to a fast edge host. Real LCP under 1.5s, green Core Web Vitals. Paid traffic bounces fast, and every 100ms of delay costs you conversions.
- Lead capture that reaches you instantly. A form wired straight to your CRM, email, or Telegram, so a lead pings your phone the second it lands. No leads sitting unseen in a dashboard.
- Tracking done right. GA4, Meta Pixel or Google Ads conversion tag, event goals on form submits and clicks. You see cost per lead, not guesses.
- A/B testing ready. Headlines, hero, and CTA set up so we can test and lift conversion after launch, not argue about opinions.
- RODO/GDPR handled. Cookie consent, a privacy policy, form consent wording. Standard in Poland, and I set it up so you are covered.
How I work, and why solo beats a directory
Most searches for a landing page developer end on a directory like Clutch or a cost-guide blog quoting a range from 2,000 to 40,000 zł. Neither builds you anything. You get a list of 200 agencies or a number with no page attached.
I work the opposite way. One short brief call, then I map the page: who the visitor is, what the ad promises, what counts as a conversion, and the single action we want. From there: structure, design, build, copy, tracking, launch. You review at the design stage and before we go live.
Two things I lock in from the start. First, you own everything - the code, the repo, the domain, the ad and analytics accounts, all in your name. No lock-in, no hostage situation if we stop working together. Second, fixed price and fixed scope. You know the number and what is included before I start, so there is no creeping bill and no surprise upsell into a "full website project" you did not ask for.
Timeline is days, not weeks. A focused landing page goes live in about 7 days. One with a calculator, payment, or deeper CRM integration runs 10 to 14 days. The real bottleneck is never the code - it is getting your offer, photos, and account access, so the faster you hand those over, the faster you launch.
Proof: a lead machine, not a brochure
Talk is cheap, so look at the work. I built LeadBot, a lead-capture and qualification flow that greets traffic, asks the right questions, filters out tyre-kickers, and hands the sales team only leads worth calling - pushing each one straight into the CRM in real time. Same principle as a strong landing page: capture attention, qualify, route the lead where it gets acted on fast. See the LeadBot case for how the capture-and-route flow is put together.
That is the mindset behind every page I ship. Not "how many sections can we add," but "what makes this specific visitor act, and how do we get the lead into a human's hands before it goes cold."
What it costs
Transparent pricing in PLN with the euro equivalent. I issue a faktura VAT and can work on a B2B contract, so the whole thing is a clean business expense.
| Package | What is included | Price (PLN) | Price (EUR) | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter landing | One goal, up to 5 sections, copy, form to email/Telegram, GA4, RODO consent | 3,500 - 5,500 zł | approx. 800 - 1,300 € | approx. 7 days |
| Campaign landing | Everything above + CRM integration, Meta/Google Ads conversion tracking, A/B-test setup | 6,000 - 9,000 zł | approx. 1,400 - 2,100 € | 10 - 14 days |
| Advanced landing | Custom design, calculator or payment, multi-step form, multilingual (EN/PL) | from 10,000 zł | from approx. 2,300 € | 2 - 3 weeks |
Compare that to an agency, where the same page starts around 10,000-15,000 zł because you are paying for an office, a sales rep, and an account manager sitting between you and the developer. With me, the budget goes into the page.
Straight answers to the doubts
"Cheap builds are slow, generic templates." True, and that is exactly the trap I avoid. A Tilda or WordPress template is quick and cheap but heavy and slow, and speed on paid traffic is money. A hand-coded Next.js page loads in a second and does not look like every other template, which is where conversion actually comes from.
"Will it actually convert?" No honest developer promises a fixed conversion rate - it depends on your offer and traffic quality too. What I guarantee is the controllable half: message match, sub-second speed, a clear single CTA, working tracking, and instant lead delivery. Then we read the numbers and A/B test to push it up. A landing without analytics is spending ad money blind.
"Freelancer vs agency?" An agency makes sense when you want ads, SEO, and social all run under one roof. For a single high-converting page shipped fast, a solo senior gives you a better result for less, and you talk to the person building it, not a manager relaying messages.
"Won't I get upsold into a huge project?" No. The scope is fixed in writing before we start. If a landing page is all you need, that is all you get and all you pay for.
Where a landing page fits with the rest
A landing page rarely lives alone. If you are running paid traffic, the page and the campaign are one system - a great page with no traffic is a shop in an empty alley, and traffic to a weak page is a burned budget. I can build the page and set up or audit the campaign together so the offer, the ad, and the cost per lead all line up; see advertising for that.
If leads are already coming in but slipping through the cracks, automation routes every submission where it needs to go - CRM, email sequence, a Telegram ping to the sales team - so nothing sits unanswered. And if the landing page proves the offer and you are ready for a full multi-page presence, that grows naturally into website development.
FAQ
How much does a landing page cost in Poland? A focused landing page from a senior developer runs roughly 3,500-9,000 zł (about 800-2,100 €) depending on integrations and design depth, with advanced builds starting from 10,000 zł. What moves the price is CRM/payment integrations, A/B setup, and custom design, not the number of sections. I give you the exact figure after a short brief, and I issue a faktura VAT.
How long does it take to build a landing page? A starter landing page goes live in about 7 days, and a campaign page with CRM and conversion tracking in 10 to 14 days. The code is rarely the bottleneck - it is getting your offer, images, and access to ad and CRM accounts. Have those ready and the timeline holds.
Will the landing page be fast and rank on Google? Yes on speed: I build on Next.js with real LCP under 1.5s and green Core Web Vitals, which matters most for paid traffic where visitors bounce in seconds. On ranking, a single page can win branded and long-tail searches, but organic reach across many terms needs a multi-page site. For campaigns, speed and message match matter far more than SEO.
Do you write the copy or do I provide it? I write it, and it is included, not a separate invoice. Copy is half of what makes a landing page convert, so leaving it to "bring your own text" defeats the point. You give me the raw facts about your offer and audience in the brief, and I turn it into a structure and words built to convert. You approve everything before launch.
Can you integrate the form with my CRM or email tool? Yes. I connect the form to your CRM, email tool, or Telegram so leads reach you instantly instead of sitting in a dashboard. Common setups include HubSpot, Pipedrive, a Google Sheet, an email sequence, or a Telegram bot alert. If you route leads across several places, I can automate that too.
Do you offer A/B testing and conversion tracking? Yes. Every campaign page ships with GA4 plus a Meta Pixel or Google Ads conversion tag and goals on form submits, so you see real cost per lead. I set the page up for A/B testing on the headline, hero, and CTA, then we test and lift conversion with data instead of opinions after launch.
Every week you send ad traffic to a page that does not convert is money you do not get back. A focused, fast landing page changes that math on the first campaign. Tell me what you are selling and where the traffic comes from, and within 24 hours you get a fixed quote, a page plan, and a slot in my queue. Start on the landing page and website development page, then send the details on the contact page. Write today and we can have your page live next week.
