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Claude Code + Kling video assets, and in 10 minutes you build a high-end landing page with 3D scroll animation
done-for-you single pages (the old going rate was $5K-10K/page)
Clients aren't buying a website, they're buying that "looks expensive at a glance" 3D-scroll feel — and that feel can now be mass-produced for $3 of tokens.
Fewer bars = easier, cheaper, or faster for an AI-assisted solo builder. Editorial judgments based on the case details.
Nick Saraev opens by throwing out four sites he just built: one selling headphones, one for forest restoration (a 3D rotating Earth in the background), one for interior design (a house exploding apart in the background), and one in a rotating-space-station style. What they share is a "clean and sexy" 3D scroll effect. He stresses he's qualified to say this — he once made a living selling websites, and a site like this would have gone for $5,000 to $10,000 a few years ago. And now? Ten minutes and two to three dollars of tokens. The whole video's motif is demystification: "Everyone hypes up website-design frameworks as some kind of magic, shows you 35,000 steps, makes it seem like a monumental engineering project." He wants to prove that building a landing page with an "expensive feel" isn't complicated at all — the core is just three steps, with no need to bounce back and forth between 30 platforms. For anyone looking to take on clients, this is a clear signal: what clients pay for is never the code, it's that "looks expensive at a glance" feel — and the cost of manufacturing that feel has just collapsed.
Hosting on Netlify's free tier costs nothing and ships with a global CDN, which means the portfolio for this business is free to produce and free to keep online. Nick built four sites with 3D scroll effects in roughly 15 minutes.
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Data credibility: The video creator says he once made a living from websites, and that a site like this sold for $5,000-10,000 apiece a few years ago while today the cost is about $3-5 of tokens; he gives no actual current revenue figure, so it's tagged as potential. All revenue figures are founder-reported or estimated by the video creator — unaudited.
The pricing question answers itself once the cost is written down. A five-second 1080p Kling 3.0 clip runs 7.5 credits, about 36 cents on Higgsfield's $30-for-600-credits tier, and Nick recommends running each prompt two or three times to pick the best output, so call it a dollar of video per site.
The compounding sits in the asset library rather than the code. Every Kling clip, whether a rotating globe, an exploded house, a panning interior or a space station, costs about 36 cents once and can be reused for every client in that trade.
The quiet stretch in this business is outreach, not building. Four demo sites take an afternoon; getting a local owner to reply can take weeks, and nothing in that wait hands you a number.
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