Registration and renewal
The business should know who owns the domain and which provider bills for it.
US pricing guide / 2026
FastLanding publishes one US launch price of $3,900 for an eligible website sprint, plus optional Care from $249 per month. The written scope confirms pages, content, integrations, migration, ownership, and third-party costs before work begins.
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01 / Published prices
The final proposal records deliverables, dependencies, responsibilities, and price before work begins.
| Offer | Published price | What the number means |
|---|---|---|
| Website project | $3,900 | One published launch price for a defined marketing website sprint. Availability, scope, and any larger requirements are confirmed after the brief. |
| Care | From $249/mo | Optional support after launch, agreed separately from the website build and never added without approval. |
02 / Quote inputs
A useful quote describes the actual work instead of multiplying a page count by an invented industry rate. FastLanding reviews the brief and records the boundaries before approval.
03 / Recurring categories
Only FastLanding Care has a published recurring price here. Other amounts depend on the selected provider and approved scope.
The business should know who owns the domain and which provider bills for it.
The proposal should identify whether hosting is separate and who controls the account.
Forms, scheduling, email, analytics, or other services can have their own provider terms.
Content production, search marketing, and ranking work are separate unless the proposal includes them.
FastLanding Care is optional after launch and is agreed separately from the website build.
New requirements should be identified and approved instead of being hidden inside a recurring charge.
04 / FAQ
Each answer describes FastLanding's published service or a cost category, not the wider US market.
FastLanding's published US launch price is $3,900 for one defined website sprint. Final deliverables and price are confirmed in writing before work begins.
The $3,900 price is fixed only after FastLanding confirms that the brief fits the defined launch sprint and capacity is available. The offer does not guarantee acceptance, a slot, or a universal scope. Any different scope and final price are stated in writing before work begins.
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. The written proposal still defines the pages, responsibilities, integrations, review points, and handoff.
Yes, when the integration fits the defined sprint and is named in the approved scope. FastLanding reviews dependencies first; work that does not fit the sprint is described separately before approval.
Potential ongoing categories include domain registration, hosting, third-party services, content work, search marketing, and maintenance. Provider charges and optional services vary, so this page does not assign invented amounts. FastLanding Care is the published recurring option, starting from $249 per month.
No. Care is optional support after launch and is agreed separately from the website build. FastLanding's published US price starts from $249 per month, and no recurring plan is added without approval. The proposal identifies what support and third-party costs are included.
FastLanding's established website payment model is 50% to start and 50% after deployment. The written proposal and signed scope are the source of truth for each project, including any approved exceptions or separate third-party costs.
No. These figures are FastLanding's own published US price anchors, not a survey or estimate of the wider market. This page intentionally avoids unsupported averages, project timelines, performance statistics, and claims about what another provider should charge.
Project fit
Share the offer, audience, current website, budget range, and the decision the new website must support.