SaaS launch
Product story, live pricing, proof, and a free-trial funnel.
It opens in the box, unbuilt. Change the town, the names, the prices and the promises to your own before you press build — the words left in it are the ones the site is written from.
What it says.
A B2B software product that turns the spreadsheets an operations team lives in into live dashboards they can share.
We sell to heads of operations at 50–500 person companies who have been burned by tools that took a quarter to roll out.
The site's one job is to get them to start a free trial; the smaller step is reading how a rollout actually runs.
How it should feel
modern and confident, dark canvas with one electric accent, oversized type, product screens shown at an angle with subtle depth and parallax, sections that reveal on scroll, smooth page transitions.
Pictures
real product UI and the people who use it, no stock handshakes.
How it should sound
direct, a little witty, never breathless — write like the engineer who built it.
Pages it asks for
Taken from the brief, word for word. Add one, drop one, rename one — it is a request, not a structure you are stuck with.
Home
Product
a walkthrough of the workflow, not a feature list
Pricing
three plans, monthly and yearly, with what is in each
Customers
how teams use it
Security
what we do with their data, plainly
Contact
Make it yours,
then build it.
Product story, live pricing, proof, and a free-trial funnel. Open the brief, rewrite the parts that are not true of you, and the whole site follows from there.
No credit card · Free forever plan · You own the code