Landing page design for online course creators and coaches

Hi, I’m
A page that looks like your brand and works like a salesperson.
I am a brand designer. The page leaves here finished, not half finished.
I research your customers, write the copy, design the page and build it. You talk to me, and I am the one doing the work, start to finish.
People who write well usually hand over a page the brand does not recognise as its own. People who design well usually wait for copy to arrive from the client, and the page ends up gorgeous while saying the wrong thing. What makes a page sell is using the words your customer already uses, in the order they need to hear them.
You know what arrives, and when.
Every stage has a deliverable and a date. The clock pauses while the ball is on your side.
Briefing
You answer 22 questions, one per screen. These are the questions that separate a generic page from one that speaks the way your customer speaks.
Research and plan
I study your competitors and mine the real language of your customers from reviews and conversations.
Copy for approval
You get the page structure and the copy for each section, with the reasoning behind every choice. Approval before a single pixel.
Design and build
The page designed and built, fast and correct on mobile.
Revisions and handover
One round of revision on Essential, two on Complete and Launch Kit. Delivered live and working.
Pages and brands that came out of here.
“Mateus took the time to understand what mattered to Altiora.”
“What stood out most to me was his dedication to understanding what I needed. He was someone I could count on, and I'd recommend him for new projects.”
“Working with Mateus was a true back-and-forth partnership. He brought good ideas, took feedback well, and paid attention to the details in every delivery.”
Three levels,
price on the table.
Fixed prices in US dollars. Half up front, half on delivery.
Essential
- One page
- Copy adapted from material you already have
- Design and build
- One round of revision
- Live in 7 days
Complete
- Audience and competitor research
- Copy written from scratch
- Design and build
- Two rounds of revision
- Measurement set up
- Live in 7 days
Launch Kit
- Everything in Complete
- A thank-you page
- 12 static ad creatives
- 3 short videos
- Page live on day 7, ads ready on day 10
Send me your current page: I redesign the first two sections (above the fold and the next one) in 72 hours, free. Three per week.
A full multi page website runs between US$ 8,000 and 12,000. With no visual identity yet, let us talk about building one: the page gets stronger and doing both together costs less.
Hiring someone in another country is scary. Fair enough.
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The person who sells is the person who builds
There is no junior team behind me. Whoever you speak to on the first call is the same person designing and building. If I cannot take the project, I say so instead of passing it along.
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You do not pay everything up front
Half to start, half on delivery. If something goes wrong halfway, you are not exposed for the full amount.
- 03
Dates in writing, not promises
You get a calendar with what arrives on each day. If I need something back from you, that is written there too.
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Scope closed from the start
What is included and what is not is on record before we begin. No budget surprises halfway through.
What people ask me before saying yes.
What if the page does not convert?
I will not promise a number: nobody can, before the page meets your traffic. What I control is what decides it. Research into how your customers talk, copy you approve before any design, a page that is fast and right on mobile, and 30 days of fixes after launch. On Complete the measurement is set up from day one, so you can see where people drop off. On Launch Kit the ads come from the same research and the same hand as the page, so the ad and the page say the same thing.
Is the price fixed?
Yes. Each level has one price, and it does not change halfway through. The five questions in the form tell me which level fits. If your project needs something outside it, like an extra page, I quote that part in writing before we start. See the full breakdown: How much does a landing page cost?
How long does it really take?
Seven days for a landing page, with a calendar saying what lands on each day. On Launch Kit the ads are ready on day 10. What stretches that is usually not me: it is how long you take to answer the brief and approve the copy. That is written into the calendar too, so nobody finds out at the end whose turn it was.
What if I do not like the design?
You approve the structure and the copy before a single pixel exists. That is where nearly every disagreement shows up, and it is cheap to fix at that point. After that, the design has revision rounds included: one on Essential, two on Complete and Launch Kit.
Do I need to send finished copy?
No. On Complete the copy is written from scratch, out of the brief and the research. On Essential I adapt the material you already have. And if you already have copy that works, better still: we start from it instead of throwing it away.
Which platform will my page be built on?
On the one you already use. I build the page and hand it over set up on your platform (Kajabi, Teachable, Webflow, Framer, WordPress or Wix), connected to your checkout and ready for launch. If you do not have a website yet, start here: Landing page vs. website: which one does your business need first?
I already have a copywriter. Can you work with their copy?
Yes. I design around their copy, word for word, and they can review the page alongside you.
Do I need a visual identity first?
No. The form asks whether you have a full one, just a logo, or nothing yet, and the proposal changes with the answer. Brand work is what I do outside of landing pages, so if it is missing, it becomes part of the conversation instead of a problem halfway through.
Do you speak English? What about the time zone?
I do. I work from Brazil on US hours, so the overlap is your whole business day, not two hours at the end of it. This site exists in English, Portuguese and Spanish for the same reason.
How does payment work?
Half to start, half on delivery. You get an invoice and pay by transfer into a US dollar account in the United States. On your side, it is an ordinary domestic transfer, with no exchange fee for you. Card also works if you prefer; just tell me first, because the card fee changes the final number.
Who owns the files at the end?
You do. You get the page published and working, and the design files with it. Nothing stays locked with me: if one day you want to continue with someone else, they have something to work from on day one.
Is there support after delivery?
Thirty days. During that window anything broken (a wrong link, something crooked on mobile, a section that will not load) I fix at no charge. What is not included is new content, a new section, or a change of mind about the design: that becomes a separate quote, and I say so at the time instead of letting it turn into an argument at the end.
Five questions and I come back with a number.
Takes a minute. Rather talk first? Book a 15-minute call.