Marketing Site
Marketing Site Sales Can Send — Form Into Your CRM
For founders who hesitate to paste the site link in a sales thread — or whose forms never land in the CRM. Stack is Next.js on Vercel; you keep the repo and the publish path.
- Page map and one prototype
- Month to month
- You own the repo
Form writes into your CRM · repo stays yours
Where marketing website builds usually break
Pretty site, form that goes nowhere
Pages look finished. Submissions hit a personal inbox or a dead webhook. Sales never sees the lead in the CRM.
Agency keeps hosting and the repo
You ask for a copy fix and wait for their sprint. Credentials live on their side, so you cannot ship without them.
Blog and pages you cannot publish yourself
CMS access never lands. A one-line price change sits in a ticket while the live page stays wrong.
Service page is one thin paragraph
Home looks polished. Pricing and offer pages stay vague, so sales still pastes a Google Doc instead of the URL.
How I build the marketing site and wire the form
01
Map the pages sales actually needs
I draft Home · Service · Pricing · Form → CRM — what each page must say and where the lead goes. Not a redesign moodboard.
From you: Brand basics you already have and who sales sends links to.
You leave with: Page map you can open and mark up.
02
Write and prototype one key page
We lock copy direction, then ship one prototype page in Next.js so you can click the structure before the full set.
From you: One person who can approve headlines in one session.
You leave with: One live prototype page — not the finished multi-page site.
03
Draft key pages and wire the form into your CRM
Home, service, and pricing move from map to draft. The lead form writes into your CRM — HubSpot forms or an API lead endpoint.
From you: CRM admin access (or the endpoint) and fields sales uses.
You leave with: Key pages in progress plus a working form → CRM path.
04
Hand you the publish path for a text edit
We document how you change copy and ship without waiting on me — repo, Vercel, and the edit path stay yours.
From you: One person who will own small copy updates after handover.
You leave with: Short publish notes; repo and hosting under your accounts.
Day 7 is the page map and one prototype — not a finished multi-page site. Under-$1K starter = that map and prototype only. Larger scope is cut at the audit; no invented fixed full-site price.
See what the first month includes →What is included — and what is not
Included
- → Page map for Home · Service · Pricing · Form → CRM
- → One prototype page you can open
- → Copy direction and drafts for key marketing pages
- → Next.js + Tailwind build on Vercel
- → Form wiring into your CRM (HubSpot forms or API lead endpoint)
- → Schema and sitemap basics for pages we ship
- → Publish path for text fixes without an agency queue
Not included
- → Brand identity from zero
- → A 1,000-SKU storefront or complex catalog commerce
- → A/B experiments on live traffic — neighbor CRO hire
Accounts, repo, and materials stay with you.
Who this is for
Target page map — not a redesign moodboard or control/variant block.
01
Home
02
Service
03
Pricing
04
Form → CRM
How this path compares
A fit
- → Sales hesitates to send the site link — or forms never land in the CRM.
- → You want a marketing site (home, offer, pricing, form), not a thousand-SKU catalog.
- → You will keep the repo and hosting in your accounts after handover.
- → Someone on your side will own small copy edits without an agency queue.
Not a fit
- → A website builder is enough for a brochure and a mailto — and you do not need your own repo.
- → You need brand identity from zero before any page can ship.
- → Pages already get traffic and you only need experiments — hire CRO next door, not a rebuild.
Day 7, Day 30, Day 90
Who does the work
This operator: One operator maps pages, ships build, wires form → CRM
First artifact
This operator: Page map plus one prototype page you can open
Who owns accounts
This operator: You — repo and Vercel stay yours
How you pay
This operator: Starter under $1K (map + prototype); monthly from $1K
What you will not get
This operator: Brand-from-zero, 1,000-SKU store, or A/B theater
What this marketing site work costs
Day 7
Page map and one page prototype you can open — not a finished multi-page site.
Day 30
Key pages drafted and the lead form writing into your CRM; you can publish a copy fix yourself.
Day 90
A site sales will send, with clear ownership of who changes copy — not “ranked because Next.js.”
Questions before you hire a marketing website build
One-time starter under $1,000: a page map plus one prototype page you can open — not the whole multi-page site.
Monthly from $1,000: key pages, form → CRM, and publish path, month to month. Larger scope is cut at the audit; no invented fixed full-site price.
Hosting, domains, and CRM or form seats stay on your cards.
Ready to scope the marketing site — take the quiz
Ready to scope the marketing site — take the quiz
Answer a few questions about pages, forms, and who owns the repo. You leave with a clear next step — starter map or monthly build — without a moodboard pitch. Primary CTA: Match a budget in the quiz Secondary CTA: See plans