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In a few days, if the texts are ready.
Website design · 2026 edition
A single page website is quick to build, easy to read on a phone and often enough to get started. But it is not the right answer for everyone. Here is how to tell whether it suits you, and how to build it.
Updated October 2026Rules checkedNo jargon
In short
A one page website presents the whole business on a single scrolling page: who you are, what you offer, proof and a way to get in touch. It suits a business with a simple offer, a local area or a launch. Its main limit: a single page usually ranks for only a few searches. If you offer several services or target several towns, a website with several pages gives you better chances on Google. The legal information is still required, on a separate page.
In a few days, if the texts are ready.
Just scroll, no hunting through a menu.
One page mainly targets one main search.
Legal notice, privacy, cookies.
Find your situation in the table.
| Your situation | One page | Several pages |
|---|---|---|
| A simple offer, a local area | Very suitable | Not needed at first |
| Launch, testing an offer | Very suitable | Later |
| Several distinct services | Possible but limited | Recommended |
| Several target towns or countries | Not very suitable | Recommended |
| Blog or regular advice | No | Yes |
| Selling many products | No | Yes, an online shop |
A one page website can grow: you keep the page and later add pages for each service or town. Plan for it from the start.
In this order. Each block answers a question the visitor is asking.
A single page can rank well for a specific search, as long as you get the essentials right.
Pick it: "electrician in Leeds", for example. Put it in the page title and the main heading.
Each block has a clear heading that reflects a customer need.
A long page with lots of images must stay fast. Compress every photo.
For a local business, the Google Business Profile often does more than the website itself. Link the two.
Choose the package that fits your business. The price is fixed in advance.
A one-page website, simple and professional, to be present online.
For a small business that wants a serious website, fast.
To reach customers in several languages.
For a website that works for you, day and night.
Everything you need to exist on Google, set up for you.
Options, for every offer
The website and the domain name are in your name. Simple Website: text and logo supplied by you, going live as an option. Indicative prices.
Even a one page website can handle your enquiries on its own.
A pre-filled message, so customers can write to you in one tap.
Every enquiry is recorded and you are notified.
Available slots shown directly on the page.
Form answers fill in your template.
It is a website whose entire content fits on a single scrolling page, with a menu that jumps down to each section.
It can rank well for a specific search, especially locally. To target many different searches, several pages work better.
Prices vary a lot depending on what is included. Our one-page Simple Website costs €39.90, fixed price, with your texts and your logo.
Yes. A business website must display the legal information about the business. It usually goes on a separate page, linked from the footer.
Yes. You keep the home page and add pages for each service, each town or advice articles.
A one page website presents the whole business. A landing page serves a single action, often linked to a campaign or a specific offer.
Sources: Google Search Central, SEO fundamentals (developers.google.com) · Directive 2000/31/EC on electronic commerce (information a business website must display).
General information, up to date as of October 2026. It does not replace advice from a professional.
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