One source of work
Replace the stack of sheets, chat threads, and status emails with a single place your team can trust.
Now in private beta
Replace this sentence with the job your product does in one breath. Keep it concrete: who it is for, what it replaces, and what they get back.
Logo slots — placeholders, not real customers
Your testimonial here Drop a real quote after you have permission. Do not invent names, titles, or company logos.
Swap these for the outcomes you actually sell. Keep them short and specific.
Replace the stack of sheets, chat threads, and status emails with a single place your team can trust.
Surface the exception, the owner, and the next action — not another chart nobody opens.
Import what you already have. Invite the people who already care. Ship a first workflow this week.
A three-step path from “interesting” to “in production.” Edit the verbs to match your onboarding.
Point it at the sheet, CRM, or inbox you already use. No rip-and-replace on day one.
Define the object, the owners, and the states. Your team sees the same board.
Exceptions route to people. Done work archives itself. Leadership stops asking for updates.
Numbers below are placeholders. Replace them before this page goes live.
Solo operators testing the workflow.
$29 / mo Placeholder
The plan most buyers should pick.
$79 / mo Placeholder
Procurement, SSO, and a named owner.
$199 / mo Placeholder
Answer the objections a B2B buyer actually has. These are starter questions.
No. The template assumes you start by connecting what you already use. Rewrite this with your real integration story.
Replace this with a honest timeline: setup, first workflow, first week of use.
This page collects early-access requests. Switch the form to Stripe or a calendar link when you are selling.
Name the poor-fit customer. It raises trust more than another feature bullet.
State region, subprocessors, and whether you sign a DPA. Do not leave this generic if you sell to EU or US enterprise.
Swap the copy, connect the form, drop the file on any static host. One HTML file is the whole site.
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