Honestpage
For SEO Agencies & SEO-first Teams

Clients don’t feel SEO until a page exists.

Honestpage helps you ship clean, index-ready one-pagers fast — for audits, onboarding, and local SEO experiments. Less waiting. More visible progress.

New product, intentionally simple: fast pages that look professional by default.

Where SEO projects slow down

Instant Client Pages. Instant Credibility.

Publish a focused page in minutes: clear offer + proof + FAQ + CTA. Use it to show progress early, validate messaging, and support SEO workflows without a build cycle.

Audit Pages (that convert)

Turn “findings + fixes” into a live page with a booking CTA. Easy to share, easy to update.

Day-1 Onboarding Page

Scope, tracking links, next steps, timeline — all in one page clients can read. Less confusion, fewer emails.

Local SEO Pages

Stand up service + location pages quickly for experiments. Iterate titles, sections, and CTAs without waiting.

Simple pricing (filter on purpose)

Agency License
For teams who ship pages as part of SEO delivery
$149 / year

This page is a filter. If $149/year feels high, you’ll hate how much time landing pages usually cost.

Early stories (believable, because we’re new)

Freelance SEO — audit lead magnet (small win)

Switched from sending audit PDFs to sending a live “Findings + Fix Plan” page with a booking CTA. Result: prospects responded faster and calls felt more qualified.

Small agency — Day-1 onboarding clarity

Published a single onboarding page with scope, tracking links, and a simple roadmap. Result: fewer “what’s happening?” emails and fewer onboarding delays.

Local consultant — niche service page iteration

Launched a focused service page, then tweaked headings/FAQ/CTA weekly. Result: clearer positioning and better inbound lead quality.

Agency FAQ

Is this a full website builder?

No. Honestpage is intentionally focused: clean one-pagers that publish fast for SEO delivery and proof.

Can we use this alongside WordPress/Webflow?

Yes. Use Honestpage for speed (audits, onboarding, local experiments), then migrate later if needed.

Is this white-label?

Not fully yet. The current focus is “ship fast, look credible, stay simple.”