Forget a Website.

You Need a Supasite.

You don't need a website—get a high-converting landing page that generates leads and drives sales 24/7.

Half the price of a website

Built for sales & leads

CRM, automation, & payments

Expert support

Trusted by companies across the U.S.

Benefits

Because Results Matter

Because

Results Matter

We Design for "ROI"

It's not just about looks—every landing page is designed for high conversions, backed by strategy, compelling copy, and automation to drive revenue, not just clicks.

Subscription or one-off

Whether it's a one-time design for a dev team or a fully built business system, both file designs and complete systems on LiftKit AI are available.

Instant collaboration

The first meeting brings your ideas to life in real time. No long back-and-forth email chains—just fast execution and seamless communication.

No templates,

built from scratch

No cookie-cutter websites—everything is tailored, including copywriting. Each page is cohesive, persuasive, and built to convert.

Affordable small

business solution

Get a high-converting landing page at a fraction of the cost of a full website—no unnecessary pages, just results.

Optimize even

after launch

A 30-day post-implementation review ensures necessary improvements are made for the best results.

How it works

Designed to work for you.

Designed to

work for you.

Strategy & Design

Every project starts with a deep dive into your goals, audience, and offer. A high-converting landing page is designed in Figma with clear messaging and strategy.

Build & Optimize

The page is either delivered as a Figma file for your developer or fully built inside LiftKit AI for seamless functionality. Performance best practices are applied.

Launch & Improve

After your launch, a 30-day post-implementation review ensures optimizations are made based on data, keeping your page effective and results-driven.

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Proven advantage

Why a SupaSite?

Focused Purpose and Clear Call to Action (CTA)

A landing page is designed with one specific goal in mind, whether it’s capturing leads, driving sales, or getting a sign-up. Unlike a website that can have multiple pages, menus, and distractions, a landing page has a single, focused call to action (CTA) that guides the user toward completing that goal. This eliminates confusion and ensures that visitors know exactly what they are supposed to do next.

Higher Conversion Rates

Since landing pages are designed to focus entirely on a single objective, they often outperform websites in terms of conversions. With fewer distractions, visitors are more likely to take the desired action—whether it's filling out a form, purchasing a product, or signing up for a newsletter. According to various studies, landing pages have conversion rates that are 3-5 times higher than a traditional website, particularly when using A/B testing to optimize the page.

Targeted Messaging

Landing pages can be tailored to specific campaigns, ads, or audience segments. This means you can create highly relevant messaging that speaks directly to the visitor’s needs and pain points. On a full website, the messaging may not be as personalized or focused, which can reduce the chances of converting visitors into customers.

Faster Load

Times and Simplicity

Landing pages are often simpler and have fewer elements compared to a full website. This streamlined design typically leads to faster load times, which can have a significant impact on user experience and conversion rates. Slow websites can frustrate visitors, causing them to leave before they even have a chance to explore your offerings.

Easier Tracking

and Analytics

Tracking and Analytics

A landing page allows for more precise tracking of key performance indicators (KPIs). Because the page’s goal is singular, it’s easier to measure the success of the page based on specific actions taken by users. With a website, you may have to track multiple interactions and goals, making it harder to determine which parts of the site are performing well and which are not.

Better for Paid Ads

Landing pages are ideal for paid marketing campaigns, such as Google Ads or Facebook Ads. When an ad is clicked, the user is directed to a landing page that is specifically designed to match the ad’s message and offer. This ensures that the visitor’s journey is seamless and they don’t get distracted by unrelated content, which could cause them to leave. A website, on the other hand, may contain information that is irrelevant to the specific ad, which can lower conversion rates.

Increased Relevance with A/B Testing

Landing pages make it easier to run A/B tests and optimize for higher performance. By testing different headlines, CTAs, or design elements, you can quickly identify what works best and make changes in real time. Websites are typically harder to test and optimize because they have multiple pages and elements that are harder to isolate.

Cost-Effective for Specific Campaigns

Creating and maintaining a full website can be expensive and time-consuming, especially if it involves ongoing content creation and regular updates. Landing pages are typically more cost-effective because they are easier to create and only need to be updated when necessary for a specific campaign or offer.

Higher Relevance for Email Marketing

When directing traffic from email campaigns, a landing page is often the best way to go. It allows for seamless alignment with the email's content, ensuring that the visitor sees exactly what they expect to find when they click the link. A website, on the other hand, may have unrelated content that distracts from the email’s purpose, reducing the chances of conversion.

Simplified

User Journey

Simplified User Journey

The user experience on a landing page is simplified to encourage one action. There are no menus, no unnecessary links, and no extra information to distract visitors. On a website, users can wander through multiple pages, often leading them away from their original intent and causing them to abandon the journey without completing the desired action.