A strong service page is more than a list of features—it’s a sales page. But without a clear scope, these pages can become bloated, repetitive, or so vague that your client’s value gets lost.
The example below gives you a focused way to define a reusable service page template. Use it when your client offers multiple services and wants each one to feel professional, polished, and conversion-ready.
Okay, let’s break this down—what’s included, potential upsells & some limitations to consider.
These elements form the foundation of a well-scoped service page. They’re designed to deliver results without derailing the project.
Inclusion | Description |
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Service page layout planning | Establishes structure, flow, and messaging hierarchy for the page. |
Header and intro section | Highlights the service name and value proposition above the fold. |
Feature and benefit blocks | Breaks down what’s included in the service and why it matters. |
Trust elements section | Area for testimonials, case studies, or client logos. |
Mobile responsive build | Ensures the page looks sharp and performs well on all screen sizes. |
These upsells help elevate the page and give your client more storytelling power—without bloating your base package.
Upsell | Description | Cost |
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Service copywriting | Custom-written content that highlights the offer and drives conversions. | $400 |
Explainer video embed | Embedded video section with styled player and support text. | $250 |
Comparison table | Feature breakdowns for tiered or competing services. | $300 |
To keep this profitable and scoped cleanly, here are a few boundaries to communicate upfront.
If your client offers more than one service, they need a consistent, well-designed page format. This template gives them exactly that—while giving you control over scope and delivery.
Use this structure to eliminate ambiguity, add repeatable value, and help your client put their best foot forward with every service they offer.