What the website must do
The proposal names every included page, the audience, the offer, and the action each path must support.
FastLanding / United States
Custom website design for US small businesses.
FastLanding provides small business website design and development from a remote studio in Gliwice, Poland. Every US project is hand-coded, scoped in writing, priced in USD, and managed asynchronously.
Last reviewed: · Reviewed by Kacper Rękawek, founder
US pricing starts at $3,900. Share a brief and receive fit, scope, price, ownership, and the start window in writing. Booking time with Justyna is optional.
USD published pricing
50/50 payment model
Hand-coded delivery
Remote studio in Poland
01 / Scope
What your written scope confirms.
The $3,900 rate covers one accepted website sprint. Every included deliverable and responsibility is named before approval.
Who supplies what
Copy, brand assets, photography, CMS work, integrations, and missing inputs are assigned before the build starts.
How approval and launch work
Review points, revision boundaries, launch tasks, source ownership, and optional aftercare are written into the proposal.
Launch rate: $3,900 applies only when the brief fits one focused website sprint and the studio has an opening. Eligibility, scope, and the rate are confirmed in writing before you commit.
02 / Fit
Useful across industries.
The work is a good fit when a business has a real offer but its current website makes the decision harder than it needs to be.
Professional services
Make expertise, proof, and the next inquiry step easier to scan.
Health and wellness
Explain services and boundaries clearly without overpromising outcomes.
Home and trade
Turn a broad service list into a focused request for the right details.
Hospitality and property
Let visitors understand the place, the experience, and how to inquire.
B2B and SaaS
Give a complex product a tighter story and a more useful first action.
03 / Price
Plain numbers. Written scope.
Prices below are for US-facing inquiries and are stated in USD. Third-party services, hosting, and work outside the agreed scope are identified before approval.
One launch price
Focused website sprint
$3,900
One clear price for a qualifying brief while the studio has an opening.
Eligibility, scope, and any larger requirements are confirmed in writing.
Care
Ongoing care
From $249/mo
Optional support after launch, agreed separately from the build.
No recurring plan is added without approval.
US / Decision guides
Research the decision before you send a brief.
These focused guides explain FastLanding's published prices and when a redesign is the responsible choice. They use the same scope and pricing facts as this page.
04 / Process
Asynchronous by default.
You send the context, receive a written proposal, and review progress in clear checkpoints. A call is available when it is useful, not because the process requires one.
Brief
Share the offer, audience, existing materials, and the outcome the website must support.
Scope
We reply with fit, assumptions, timing, and a written price before work is accepted.
Build
Design and hand-coded implementation follow the agreed scope, with focused review points.
Launch
We prepare the final handoff and make the next ownership step explicit.
05 / Live domains
Real work, labeled honestly.
These are live-domain examples from FastLanding's existing portfolio. They are not presented as US case studies or as reviews.
The portfolio links above are the source of truth for each example. No anonymous testimonials or invented office locations are used on this page.
06 / FAQ
Before you send a brief.
Short answers to the questions that usually determine fit, scope, and the next sensible step.
What does FastLanding build for US businesses?
FastLanding builds focused marketing websites for businesses that need a clearer offer and a useful next step. The work is hand-coded and scoped before approval. We do not present a generic industry template as a finished strategy, so the brief determines the right structure.
What is the launch offer?
The $3,900 launch price applies when a brief fits one focused website sprint and the studio has an opening. FastLanding confirms eligibility, scope, and the price in writing before you commit. Larger requirements are reviewed separately before a proposal is issued.
How much does a US website project cost?
FastLanding's published US launch price is $3,900 for one defined website sprint. The same project price is used across the website, campaign, and checkout, with 50% to start and 50% after deployment. Optional Care is separate. Read the pricing guide.
What is included in the launch price?
The launch price covers one defined marketing website sprint. The exact page structure, content responsibilities, integrations, review points, and handoff are written down before acceptance. This keeps the number honest and prevents a broad, undefined wish list from becoming an unexpected change request.
What if the requested scope is larger?
The $3,900 price covers one defined website sprint. Larger or more integrated requirements are reviewed before approval and described in a separate written proposal, so no extra work is hidden inside the launch price.
What is the care plan?
Care is optional support after launch, starting from $249 per month for US-facing work. It is agreed separately from the build, so there is no recurring charge hidden inside a project quote. The proposal explains what support is included and which third-party costs remain separate.
Can you work with different industries?
Yes, when the business has a real offer and can share the context needed to explain it accurately. The page is designed for professional services, health and wellness, home and trade, hospitality and property, and B2B or SaaS teams without pretending that every industry needs the same page.
Is FastLanding based in the United States?
FastLanding is a remote studio based in Gliwice, Poland, serving clients across borders. The US page is for English-language inquiries and USD price anchors. We do not claim a US office or local US team. The working process, ownership, and contact route are stated plainly before approval.
How long does a project take?
Timing depends on the approved scope, the materials supplied, and the review pace. FastLanding's established website work is planned in days or weeks rather than an open-ended agency cycle, but no universal deadline is promised on this page. Your proposal includes a realistic start window and milestones.
Do we need recurring meetings?
No. The default process is asynchronous: brief online, written decisions, and focused review checkpoints. A call is available when it helps resolve a question, but booking a meeting is not a prerequisite for sending context or receiving a fit response.
How are payments handled?
Payment terms are stated in the written proposal before work starts. The established FastLanding model uses a 50% start payment and 50% after deployment for website work, but the signed scope and proposal are the source of truth for your project and any agreed exceptions.
Can you help with domains and hosting?
We can help configure a domain and hosting setup, but ownership should remain clear and in your control. Hosting and third-party services are separate from the website build unless the proposal says otherwise. We identify those dependencies before approval instead of hiding them in a monthly figure.
Is technical SEO included?
Technical foundations are part of the website approach: semantic HTML, metadata, performance-minded code, and structured information where it fits the brief. Ongoing search marketing, content production, and ranking guarantees are separate services. We describe what is included rather than promising a position in search results.
Can you use our existing brand and copy?
Yes. Existing brand assets, copy, photography, and product knowledge can be part of the brief. We flag what is missing or unclear before approval. The proposal separates supplied materials from new work, so the project does not quietly assume that every asset already exists.
What is the first step?
Start by sharing a short brief with your offer, audience, website goal, budget range, and timing. FastLanding records the context first, then you can receive a written response or choose an optional time with Justyna if a call would help.
07 / Brief
Tell us what the website must make easier.
This is a qualification brief, not a contract. We review it and confirm fit, scope, timing, and price in writing. A call with Justyna is available when it would help.
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