A corporate site lives longer than a landing page and solves a different problem: it has to answer the questions of a client comparing you with competitors, and pull traffic for dozens of queries rather than one.
So the structure comes from keyword research: first we look at what people search for in your niche, then decide which pages are needed. A site designed «for looks» gets rebuilt for search later — that's paying twice.
What's included
- Structure built around search demand
Keyword research before design: service sections, directions, locations. Each page gets its own query group and doesn't compete with its neighbours. - Design in your brand
Mockups in your identity, revisions in iterations. No guidelines yet? We'll build the basics: palette, typography, grid. - Services, case studies and team sections
The things you get chosen for: what you do, how, for whom, and who will actually do it. - Lead forms that deliver
A request goes to email, Telegram and your CRM at once. Nothing gets lost in a spam folder — we've dealt with that and know how to verify it. - An admin panel that needs no training in code
Copy, news, photos, staff and services are editable by your team. We walk you through it at launch. - Compliance when required
Privacy policy, cookie banner, accessibility, regulatory requirements. We've built a medical laboratory site under state health authority requirements. - SEO and analytics at launch
Schema.org markup, sitemap, robots, analytics and Search Console with goals configured — so you can see where leads come from on day one.
Who it's for
- Companies with several services or directions — each needs its own page.
- B2B with long decision cycles, where the website is part of the comparison.
- Anyone entering search: a corporate site collects traffic across dozens of queries.
- Organisations with content requirements — public sector, healthcare, education.
When a landing page is enough
If you have one service and traffic comes from ads, a multi-page site only dilutes attention. A $600 landing page and putting the difference into ads is the honest answer.
Our corporate websites
ENEFORT
LSTK construction company. We built the structure from scratch together with the client — focused on metrics and explaining the technology clearly.
LUMINI
A chain of kindergartens. A tight brief and freedom in execution.
CGIE No. 172 FMBA
Public sector: a medical laboratory site built to state health authority requirements.
FAQ
How much does a corporate website cost?
From $1,600. The price depends on page count, design complexity and integrations. After the brief we give an exact number and fix it in the quote.
How many pages do I need?
As many as you have directions and query groups. Usually: home, services (a page each), about, cases, contacts and a blog. The exact list comes from keyword research.
How long does it take?
From two weeks. Brief and quote take a day each, prototype 2–4 days, design 3–7 days, build and content 1–2 weeks.
Can we add news and pages ourselves?
Yes. The admin panel is designed for non-technical staff. We train your team at launch and leave a short guide.
Do you work with the public sector?
Yes. We built the CGIE No. 172 FMBA medical laboratory site to state health authority requirements, so we know what those requirements look like and how long approval takes.
What happens after launch?
We can run support from $210/mo: updates, improvements, monitoring, A/B tests. Or we hand the project to your team — the code and access are yours.