Web design and development · Delivered online · anywhere in Ireland
Landing page
Whether this needs a licence in Ireland
No licence required
Taken from the statute below; not yet reviewed by a lawyer
Landing page: what the job involves
A single web page built for one aim, such as bookings for a course, enquiries from an ad campaign or a product launch, with a clear message, one call to action and a form or button. It is usually built quickly and measured against the campaign it supports.
Also asked for as: landing page design · one page website · page for my ads · sales page · squeeze page
How the job is usually done
- Agree the one goal of the page, the audience and where the visitors will come from.
- Gather the offer, text, images and any testimonials, or agree who writes them.
- Design the page layout around the call to action, for phones first.
- Build the page with the form or booking button, and connect it to email or the business’s systems.
- Add consent for any tracking or ad pixels, the privacy notice and business details.
- Test the form, speed and layout on phones, then go live and check the first enquiries arrive.
Landing page: what is included
Usually included
- Design and build of one page
- An enquiry or booking form, or a link to an existing booking system
- Connecting the form to email or a mailing list
- Cookie consent for analytics and ad pixels
- One or two agreed rounds of changes
Usually not included — agree it separately
- Writing sales copy, unless quoted
- Running the ads that send visitors to the page
- A/B testing over several weeks, unless agreed
- Hosting and domain, if separate from an existing site
Materials and who supplies them
- Offer details, text, photos and logo, supplied by the business
- Landing page builder or hosting subscription, if used, in the business’s name
How long it takes
Usually a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on whether the text is ready and how many integrations the form needs.
When to book
Build the page before the campaign starts, so the form and tracking can be tested with a few real visitors first.
Landing page: the rules in Ireland
What the official sources say, checked against them on the date shown. A summary, not legal advice — follow the link to read the rule itself.
Cookies and similar trackers that are not strictly necessary, analytics included, may be set only after the visitor consents, with clear information about their purposes. The Data Protection Commission expects a reject option as prominent as accept, no pre-ticked boxes, and consent renewed after no more than six months.
Applies to: the business that owns the website, and the developer who builds the banner
ePrivacy Regulations (S.I. No. 336 of 2011), regulation 5; Data Protection Commission guidance on cookies · dataprotection.ie · Checked 10 October 2026
Storing or reading information on a visitor’s device is allowed without consent only where it is strictly necessary for a service the visitor explicitly asked for, or for carrying a communication.
Applies to: the business that owns the website
European Communities (Electronic Communications Networks and Services) (Privacy and Electronic Communications) Regulations 2011, regulation 5(3) and (5) · irishstatutebook.ie · Checked 10 October 2026
A site that collects personal data, through a contact form, booking, newsletter sign-up or account, must tell people who is collecting it, why, on what legal basis, how long it is kept and what their rights are, at the time it is collected.
Applies to: the business that owns the website, as controller
GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679), Article 13 · eur-lex.europa.eu · Checked 10 October 2026
A business offering services online must show, easily and permanently, its name, geographic address, email address, company or business-name registration number, VAT number where it has one, and prices that state clearly whether tax and delivery are included.
Applies to: the business that owns the website
European Communities (Directive 2000/31/EC) Regulations 2003 (S.I. No. 68 of 2003), regulation 7 · irishstatutebook.ie · Checked 10 October 2026
The author of a work, here the developer or designer, is the first owner of its copyright unless they made it as an employee. Paying for a commissioned website does not by itself transfer ownership: an assignment of copyright is effective only in writing, signed by or on behalf of the developer.
Applies to: the business commissioning the site and the developer
Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000, sections 23 and 120 · irishstatutebook.ie · Checked 10 October 2026
What landing page costs, and why
What jobs on Talqero came to
Not enough comparable jobs yet to publish a range here. Talqero shows a price range only once at least five comparable jobs, agreed prices or offers exist — a range from fewer would describe a handful of jobs, not the market. Post your job and compare the offers you get.
What affects the price
- Whether the text and images are ready or must be written
- Built on the existing site, on a landing page builder or from scratch
- Form integrations: mailing list, CRM, booking or payments
- Tracking and ad pixels to set up with consent
- Number of versions for testing
What you should get at the end
- Logins for the page and any builder account, in the business’s name
- Written assignment of copyright or a licence for the design
- A note of what the form connects to and where enquiries go
What the provider should hand over
- Hand over logins and a note of the form connections
- Show the owner where to see enquiries and results
Safety
- Collect only the details you need on the form, and say what you will do with them.
- Do not add people who enquire to a marketing list unless they have agreed to it.
Landing page: before you hire
Questions to ask before you hire
- Will the page load quickly on a phone?
- Where will enquiries go, and will I get a copy?
- Is the tracking set up with proper cookie consent?
- Can I change the text myself afterwards?
What you can do yourself
Many website builders and email tools include landing page templates a business can fill in itself; the cookie consent and privacy notice still need to be in place.
What to put in your task
- What should visitors do on the page?
- Where will visitors come from?
- Is the text for the page written?
- Should the page sit on your existing website?
Photos that help
- The ad, flyer or email that will link to the page
- Your logo and any brand guidelines
- Examples of landing pages you like
Web design and development
Need landing page? Describe the job.
Post it once, free. Professionals anywhere in Ireland reply with their own price and when they could start. You choose, and pay them directly.
Questions about landing page
Does landing page need a licence in Ireland?
No licence is required for this work in Ireland (source: www.irishstatutebook.ie). Ask instead for references and photographs of similar jobs.
Why not just send ads to my home page?
A home page offers many choices, so visitors from an ad often leave without acting. A landing page repeats the ad’s message and asks for one action, which is easier to measure.
Do I need cookie consent for ad tracking?
Yes. Ad pixels and analytics are not strictly necessary, so under the ePrivacy Regulations and Data Protection Commission guidance they may be set only after the visitor consents.
Can I add enquirers to my newsletter?
Only if they agree to it. Add a separate, unticked box for marketing and keep a record of who agreed.