One-pager websites: your whole presence on a single page.
A one-pager shows, on a single well-structured page, who you are, what you offer and how people can reach you. Quick to get online, good for getting started and easy to expand later.
What a one-pager can do.
A one-pager is a website made up of a single long page. Instead of subpages, it has sections: what you offer, about you, past work, contact. Clicking a menu item jumps to the matching section. On a phone, you simply scroll through, just like on social media.
It suits anyone who doesn't have a lot to say, but knows exactly what it is. A physiotherapist in Horw with one service. A café in the old town with opening hours, menu and location. A start-up that wants to collect enquiries before its first product is out. Our own Blauschild project is built as a one-pager too: company, services, approach and contact on one page.
What matters: a clear order of sections, short copy and a way to get in touch that's never far away. Because everything sits on one page, every line counts. We help you bring the essentials to the top and leave out the rest. When your offer grows, we expand the one-pager into a WordPress website with subpages, without starting from scratch.
What goes into your one-pager.
Sections with jump links
Services, about us, process, contact: every section has an anchor. The menu takes you straight there, on mobile too.
A clear first screen
Right at the top, one sentence says what you do and who it's for. Below it, a button that leads straight to the enquiry.
Form and map
A contact form, a tap-to-call phone number and, if you like, a map showing your location. That way, anyone who's interested gets in touch.
Built for thumbs
Large type, short sections and buttons that are easy to hit with your thumb. Designed from 360 pixels wide.
Legal notice and privacy policy
The legal pages sit separately in the footer. That keeps the one-pager itself lean and easy to read.
Ready to grow
The one-pager runs on WordPress. Later on, you can add subpages, a blog or a second language without a rebuild.
When a one-pager is enough, and when it isn't.
- A good fit if you have a clear offer that can be explained in a few sections.
- A good fit if you want to get online quickly, for example when starting your company, opening a business or for an event.
- A good fit if your budget is small and you want to expand the website later.
- Not ideal if you have several services that should each be found on Google. For that, every service needs its own page.
- Not ideal if you regularly publish lots of content, such as posts, projects or job openings.
What a one-pager costs.
In price comparisons, Swiss agencies quote around CHF 700 to 3,500 for a one-pager in Switzerland, as a rough guide. With us, you get a fixed quote after the initial call. A maintenance package for hosting and updates comes on top.
- One-pager
- Fixed quote after the initial call
- Timeframe
- usually 1 to 2 weeks
- Maintenance with hosting
- from CHF 30 per month
- Domain
- separate, .ch around CHF 11 to 15 per year
How your one-pager comes together.
- 01
Define the sections
In the initial call, we work out which sections you need and in what order. That gives us a simple outline.
- 02
Copy and images
You provide your logo, photos and key points. We turn them into short texts that work on a single page.
- 03
Design and build
We design the page in your colours and build it in WordPress. You see a preview and give us feedback.
- 04
Go live
Connect the domain, test the form, check it on mobile and desktop. Then your one-pager is live.
Questions about one-pagers.
Is a one-pager bad for SEO?
Not in itself, but it has its limits. A single page can mainly rank well on Google for one main topic, for example “physiotherapy Horw”. If you want to be found for several services separately, each service needs its own subpage. For getting started with one clear offer, a one-pager is often enough.
What goes on a one-pager?
A clear opening with your offer, your main services, something about you or your team, some proof such as past work or photos, and a contact section. The legal notice and privacy policy go in the footer as their own small pages. To begin with, you rarely need more than that.
Can I expand a one-pager later?
Yes, if it's built with a CMS like WordPress. Then subpages, a blog or a second language can be added later. Design, copy and domain all stay. That's why we build even small sites so they can grow with you.
Do I need a privacy policy on a one-pager?
As a rule, yes. As soon as you receive names and email addresses through a contact form, the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP) requires you to tell people about it. That's what the privacy policy is for. We add the page; you or your adviser check the legal text.
How much text does a one-pager need?
Less than most people think. Two to four short sentences and a clear heading per section are often enough. What matters is that each section answers a question: what do you offer, who is it for, and what happens next? Hardly anyone reads long blocks of text on a phone.
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