Most children's book authors launch with nothing but a social post and a link to Amazon. A dedicated landing page gives parents, librarians, and press a real destination, one that looks as beautiful as the book itself.
Designed for picture books, middle grade, and illustrated non-fiction
A children's book landing page is not a full author website. It's a focused, single-page experience built around one book, your book, designed to convert curiosity into pre-orders and press into coverage.
Your cover art displayed at full impact, cropped and lit for the screen, not the shelf. First impressions are made here. We make sure they count.
Amazon, Bookshop.org, Barnes & Noble, IndieBound, all linked cleanly with clear buy buttons. One tap from visitor to purchase, on any device.
Early reviews, starred notices, and endorsements displayed with visual weight. Social proof that makes parents, librarians, and buyers confident in their decision.
A brief, warm introduction to the creator behind the book. Connects the story to the people who made it, which matters especially to parents and educators.
A dedicated section for booking author visits, virtual and in-person. Links to your contact form or booking tool. Schools buy books. This section drives that.
Download links for your press release, hi-res cover art, author photo, and bio. Makes it effortless for journalists and bloggers to cover your launch.
An author website is about you. A book landing page is about this book, right now, for the people who need to say yes to it, parents, librarians, buyers, and press, before it sells out or the moment passes.
The visual language, the audience, the purchase decision, all of it is different from an adult book. We design specifically for the picture book and middle grade world.
They need trust signals fast: reviews, age range, the author's story, and a clear purchase path. We design for that decision.
Curriculum connections, reading levels, author visit availability: this audience has specific needs. We include the right sections.
Your book's art style should inform every design decision on the page. We pull palette, mood, and energy directly from your cover and interior art.
A launch page that converts on day one stays useful for years: school visits, awards, new editions, series sequels. We build for the long run.
We keep the process tight so you can focus on the book, not the logistics. Four steps, one week, one page that earns its place.
You share your cover art, launch date, blurbs, buy links, and any book-specific needs. We take it from there.
We build your page, custom designed around your book's visual identity, not a template dropped into your title.
You review two revision rounds. We refine until the page feels exactly right, for you, for your book, for your readers.
Your page goes live. We handle domain setup and provide full handoff documentation. You share the link. The orders come in.
Many children's book authors want a landing page for their new title and a full author website that houses all their books, bio, and blog. We build both, and they're designed to work together. Start with the page and grow from there.
A strong cover image, a one-line hook for parents, an age range, buy links for every retailer, a look inside (sample pages), reviews or awards, an author bio, and a newsletter signup. It should load fast on mobile, since most parents arrive from social media or a school or library link.
Intrepid's design-only starter is $597 (delivered in 1 day, credited toward any build), and a full custom author website is from $1,997 at the current cohort rate. Final scope is confirmed in a quick consultation.
Brief to launch takes about one week, with the first design delivered in 1 day.
A landing page is ideal for one title and a launch date. If you have several books or plan to keep publishing, a full author website houses every book, your bio, and a blog. We build both, and they work together.
Tell us about your book and your launch date. We'll come back to you within one business day.
For picture books, middle grade, and illustrated non-fiction · No templates, no page builders