Brand Website Examples: What to Put on One, Three or Five Pages

A brand website doesn't need to be big. What matters is that visitors know who you are, what you do, and how to reach you 🌸 This post walks through three sizes (one page, three pages and five pages), lists what each page can hold, and then compares it with our plans and prices.

One page: scroll down and you've seen it all

A one-page website puts everything on a single page, split into a few sections from top to bottom:

• At the top: your brand name, one sentence about what you do, and a photo that represents you.
• Services: three to five items, each with a sentence or two.
• About us: where your brand came from or what it stands for, just a short paragraph.
• Contact: contact form, phone, address and business hours.

For a brand with not too much content and a clear focus, one page can say it all. On a phone, visitors just scroll down to read it, no menu hunting needed ✨

This matches the Lite plan at US$285: a single-page website with a contact form (with spam protection) and basic SEO setup. This plan doesn't include hosting or SSL. The site goes on a host you rent yourself, or you can add first-year hosting. There's also no admin panel, so for content changes, just ask us.

Three pages: Home, Services, and About & Contact

The nice thing about three pages is that each page covers one thing, so information doesn't get crowded.

• Home: your brand image and main services, with a button or two leading to the services or contact page.
• Services: what each service includes, the process, or work photos.
• About & Contact: your brand story, team or shop photos, plus a contact form and business info.

This matches the Starter plan at US$510: up to 3 pages, with first-year hosting, SSL and backups, plus Google Analytics 4 and Search Console setup so you can see how people visit your site. The Starter plan also has no admin editing.

Five pages: services, work and FAQ on their own pages

When you have more content, you can split it into five pages:

• Home: brand image, main services and featured work.
• About us: brand story, values and team.
• Services: what each service includes, with descriptions.
• Work or case studies: photos with short descriptions.
• FAQ & Contact: common questions written as Q&A, with the contact form at the bottom.

Five pages is more than the Starter plan's 3 pages, so you can choose the Professional plan at US$1,550 (up to 8 pages), or add pages to the Starter plan with a separate quote. The Professional plan adds a custom layout design, social share preview images, Facebook Page and Google Maps embeds, full SEO with structured data, and a simple content editor, so you can update text and images from the admin panel ♡

A few tips for preparing your content 💡

• You provide the text and images; copywriting and photography aren't included in the price. The Premium plan at US$2,520 includes copy structure suggestions and editing.
• Every plan comes with 3 images chosen from a commercial-use stock library, so you can fill in where you're short on photos.
• Domain fees aren't included. They're about US$15 to US$30 per year, and we suggest registering the domain in your own name.
• The timeline is about 10 to 20 working days, counted from the day the scope is confirmed. Actual progress also depends on how quickly the materials are ready.
• We'll list the materials you need to prepare along with the quote.

After it's done

At delivery, the source code and files are handed to you together, so someone else can take over later if you like. There's a one-year warranty after delivery, and anything that doesn't match the quote is fixed for free. Payment is in three parts: 40% at signing, 30% after the design is approved, and 30% after acceptance and launch.

You'll find everything each plan includes on Brand Website. To compare with other services, see Pricing & Plans.

You don't need to have every page figured out at the start. Just list what you'd like to include– During the scoping stage, we'll sort it into a list with you: what's included, what's not, and what to prepare. You can read about the steps on How We Work, and if you have ideas, feel free to visit Contact Us to chat 🌸