That’s impressive how easy you can customize this template. All classes are perfectly named and structurized.

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You're on a webflow forum so answers here are liable to be biased.

Webflow is far more customisable but theres a lot more of a learning curb. I can put together a landing page and make it fully responsive in webflow within 2 or 3 hours but it's taken a year or so of using the platform to get to that point.

Webflow isn't drag and drop the same way wix is. There are pros and cons to that and ultimately that gives you more freedom to customise things. Realistically if these are landing pages for the same company you could set up a page with a template and use a CMS to populate it with content.

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It will depend on your skills and what permissions the client grants you. In a perfect world, you would use subfolders (website.com/landing-page-1). However, using two CMS on one single domain requires to redirect the new CMS site to the main domain with Nginx. If you’re not experienced with that, it can appear overwhelming but I bet there are YouTube tutorials that will tell you exactly how to do it. If you can’t, you can use a subdomain. If it’s just for PCC, it’s unlikely that the page gets backlinks so tou won’t be missing out on the link juice you’ll get if you go with subfolders. Just a tip: If I were you, I would use a CMS collection for creating multiple landing pages with the same layout and design. All the client will need to do is add a new collection item and write text. They won’t need to touch the design. More on reddit.com

Assuming you can think of projects as small, medium, large (all solo) and enterprise (with a colleague or contractor assisting) it’s like this. 2k+, 4k+, 7k+, 14k+. This is a crazy over simplification but that’s the ball park I’m charging from Chicago. My next milestone would be 20k+ but it’s more likely I’ll be focusing on small recurring payments like like 1k-5k per month as a retainer, and hiring a team to run monthly services than going for increasingly bigger fish. I have a full time agency job so it can be problematic working on more than like 2 large side projects and deliver those in a timely manner. I work alone most of the time. I do however have helpers I give a cut sometimes. It’s 1 data entry guy to work on large CMS workloads and one JavaScript guy to build applications. Those guys I hire live in Pakistan and India so I’m paying them less than $20/h for data entry+virtual assistant work and flat rates (up to $5000 for my JavaScript guy sometimes if it’s life or death). This is all me freelancing outside of my Agency job. There I’m in management but not CFO so this is a bit of a guess. We’re charging basically $5k-$120k as a small team of less than 10 at any given time. Hope this gives you some kind of detail to work with - I also use a website called Wethos that collect exactly this kind of info and uses it to help you generate a quote. It’s…aight..it’s useful at least in seeing the itemized breakdown of services that go into a website and the number it recommends is always higher than I would have thought. Edit: if I HAVE to tell a client a number for one page, it’s $300. That gets a quick Yes every time and over a long period with a happy client, it’s profitable for me. More on reddit.com