For SaaS marketing sites
Three pages do nearly all the work on a SaaS site: the homepage, the pricing page, and whatever the docs link to. Redesign those and you've redesigned the site.
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Transform your outdated site into a modern masterpiece. See the difference for yourself.
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SaaS marketing sites accumulate pages — feature pages, use case pages, comparison pages — but traffic and conversion concentrate hard. Redesigning in priority order matters more here than on most sites.
The most common SaaS homepage failure isn't visual, it's that a visitor can't tell what the product is within a few seconds. Clever positioning statements — "the operating system for growth teams" — fail this test badly.
A redesign can't fix your positioning, but it can fix the hierarchy that buries it: making the plain-language description prominent instead of subordinate to a slogan, and putting a product screenshot where it does work.
Pricing pages are the highest-intent page on most SaaS sites and are often the worst-designed. The common faults are specific: tiers that don't align row-to-row so plans can't be scanned across, feature names that only make sense internally, and no visual guidance on which plan most people choose.
A generated pricing section fixes the mechanical half — aligned rows, consistent emphasis, a legible comparison at narrow widths, which is where most pricing tables collapse.
For developer-facing products, documentation is frequently the highest-traffic part of the site and the first thing an evaluator reads.
Worth treating it as part of the redesign rather than as a separate system that looks nothing like the marketing site — the visual discontinuity between a polished homepage and neglected docs undercuts both.
Start with the pricing page if you have traffic on it — the mechanical fixes there are unusually cheap and unusually visible.
Start for free, upgrade when you need to. No hidden fees or contracts.
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or $200/year — keep $40
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or $500/year — keep $100
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