SAAS LANDING PAGES

SaaS landing pages that prove it in one scroll.

Deserve Studio designs and builds landing pages for B2B SaaS products in Framer, from the first claim on the page to launch day. Product-led tools in crowded categories get one scroll to show they are different, and feature copy cannot do it, because every competitor claims the same features. We design the page so its behaviour makes the argument, then build it so your marketing team can keep publishing without engineering.

Deserve Studio designs and builds landing pages for B2B SaaS products in Framer, from the first claim on the page to launch day. Product-led tools in crowded categories get one scroll to show they are different, and feature copy cannot do it, because every competitor claims the same features. We design the page so its behaviour makes the argument, then build it so your marketing team can keep publishing without engineering.

Deserve Studio designs and builds landing pages for B2B SaaS products in Framer, from the first claim on the page to launch day. Product-led tools in crowded categories get one scroll to show they are different, and feature copy cannot do it, because every competitor claims the same features. We design the page so its behaviour makes the argument, then build it so your marketing team can keep publishing without engineering.

One scroll

to prove it

Motion

as the argument

Built in Framer

owned by your team

Launch date

sets the plan

Most SaaS landing pages are a feature list with a gradient on top.

Hero, logo bar, three columns of features, pricing, call to action. It looks finished and it sells nothing your competitors are not also selling. A platform with many modules makes this worse: the website starts to read like the navigation of the product instead of the reason to buy it.

So we start with the one thing the product does that others cannot honestly claim, and design the page to demonstrate it rather than describe it. Then we build it in Framer with reusable components, so the page your team launches is the page your team can keep changing. A landing page that needs a developer for every edit stops being a marketing tool.

Claim

The one sentence the page exists to prove, settled before any design.

Narrative

The order of the argument, from problem to proof to the next step.

Interaction

Motion and micro-interactions that show the product instead of decorating it.

Build

Responsive Framer development, designed per breakpoint rather than scaled down.

Integrations

HubSpot forms, calculators, validation and tracking wired in properly.

Handoff

A component system your marketing team can publish with after launch.

SaaS landing pages we have shipped.

Ozone needed a landing page that behaved like the product it was selling, and it went viral on social media at launch. Frigade redesigned its landing page with us, came back for a second landing page for a new project, then handed us the custom development too. Central, an AI-native payroll and HR platform, was built with Framer-native animation so the team could run it themselves, right through to the Mercury acquisition. Instant needed restraint and a custom HubSpot integration. Screenloop needed 20+ pages that read as one product. PetDesk needed 200+ pages live on a launch date fixed by a trade show.

Ozone needed a landing page that behaved like the product it was selling, and it went viral on social media at launch. Frigade redesigned its landing page with us, came back for a second landing page for a new project, then handed us the custom development too. Central, an AI-native payroll and HR platform, was built with Framer-native animation so the team could run it themselves, right through to the Mercury acquisition. Instant needed restraint and a custom HubSpot integration. Screenloop needed 20+ pages that read as one product. PetDesk needed 200+ pages live on a launch date fixed by a trade show.

Ozone

A landing page built from micro-interactions that went viral at launch.

Frigade

20+ pages, a pricing calculator, and a client that came back twice.

Central

Framer-native motion, editable by the team, through to the Mercury acquisition.

When to invest here

When a launch, a funding round or a repositioning is coming and the current page cannot carry it. When prospects ask what makes you different after reading your homepage. When every page change waits for engineering.

When to wait

If you cannot yet say in one sentence what you do better than the alternative, a new page will only make the vague answer prettier. Settle the claim first. We can help with that too.

Feature-grid design

Pick a template, list the features, add a pricing table, ship. Looks fine, sells nothing different.

Behaviour-led design

Decide what the product does that competitors cannot claim, and make the page do it.

Questions buyers ask

How long does a SaaS landing page take?

We plan backwards from your launch date. PetDesk’s go-live was fixed by the largest trade show in its industry, and 200+ pages and 600+ CMS entries were live and complete on the day. Scope sets the timeline; the date sets the plan.

How much does a SaaS landing page cost?

Most engagements start from $20K. Scope sets the rest: page count, brand work, custom visuals and integrations.

Why build a SaaS landing page in Framer?

Because the marketing team should not need engineering to change a headline. Framer lets us ship high-end motion and keep the page editable. On Central, much of the animation was built natively in Framer, using custom code only where it was actually needed.

Can our team edit the landing page after launch?

Yes. We build reusable components and CMS structures for handoff. Central was built to stay editable inside Framer, and PetDesk was structured so its team could keep publishing after launch.

Can you handle HubSpot forms and other integrations?

Yes. For Instant we built a custom HubSpot integration. For PetDesk we built one custom Framer form component to carry 50+ HubSpot forms, with validation, submission logic and tracking. Frigade’s site includes a pricing calculator.

Do we need a landing page or a full website?

Start with the page that carries the launch. The same system can grow: Frigade and Screenloop each run 20+ pages, PetDesk more than 200.

What we take on

Launch landing pages

Pages built to carry a launch, a raise or a repositioning on a fixed date.

Product storytelling

Marketing visuals and interface mockups made for the narrative, not reused screenshots.

Motion & interaction

Scroll, micro-interactions and 3D where they prove a point.

Framer development

Responsive builds that stay editable inside Framer after handoff.

Integrations

HubSpot forms, pricing calculators, validation, share widgets and tracking.

Multi-page systems

From one landing page to 20+ page sites and CMS structures that scale.

Launch date already on the calendar?

Send us the date and the page you have now. We will tell you what it takes to be ready.

Send us the date and the page you have now. We will tell you what it takes to be ready.

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