3 pivots behind
Buried below the fold
CTA split
Strategy → Copy → Design → Build → Live in ~2 weeks
For SaaS and AI founders whose product has outgrown the page explaining it. We sharpen the message, design the experience, and get it live.
The gap
New features, sharper positioning, better customers, bigger ambitions. Your team keeps moving. Your website doesn't.
That is not just a design problem. It is a trust problem.
3 pivots behind
Buried below the fold
CTA split
Last story refresh
Fix what buyers decide first.
The 10-second test
In ten seconds, the page has to make the offer obvious and believable.
So the page starts with what they need to know first.
If your hero makes someone decode clever marketing language, you've already made the sale harder.
Recent shipments
Concept work, clearly marked. No fake logos, testimonials, ratings, or revenue claims.
01 / Concept shipment
A sharper first read for a technical product.
02 / Concept shipment
A clearer story, proof order, and product frame.
03 / Concept shipment
Dense workflow value made easier to scan.
04 / Concept shipment
A founder-led product moved from vague to demo-ready.
Positioning
It is often the first interaction with your company. Before the demo. Before the sales call.
If the site feels vague, the buyer may never reach the sharp part.
The website is not decoration. It is part of how the product gets understood and bought.
The site is often the first product experience.
Make the company easy to understand early.
Show what changed and why it matters.
Make the next conversation sharper.
Why Hippo
One focused team for strategy, copy, design, build, and launch.
Before touching Figma, we learn what you sell, who needs it, what changed, and why anyone should care.
No lorem ipsum. No designing around unfinished Google Docs. Message and interface evolve together.
We remove handoffs. We don't remove thinking. Speed comes from the way the studio operates.
You do not get a folder of frames and a good-luck message. We design it, build it, QA it, and launch it.
Two-week process
The same team understands the product, writes the story, designs the experience, and builds the thing.
Timelines assume assets and feedback arrive on schedule. Complex websites may take longer.
We clarify the product, buyer, category, current site, and launch goal.
Services and pricing
~2 weeks
For launches, campaigns, demand tests, and products that need a sharper first impression.
~2 weeks for standard scope
For SaaS companies whose product changed while the website stayed behind.
Old way vs Hippo
Not every agency. Just the version where the workflow eats the project.
Far fewer handoffs.
Qualification
We should probably talk.
Your product is better than your website makes it look.
People get it after the demo, not before.
You are launching and cannot spend three months managing an agency.
Your homepage is still three pivots behind.
The positioning changed. The website did not.
Your category is starting to look interchangeable.
You have said 'we need to fix the website' for six months.
FAQ
Fast answers first, so founders can decide without a long discovery maze.
Most projects go from strategy to live site in about two weeks. Larger scopes or unusual integrations may take longer.
Ready to ship
Serious launch, refresh, or campaign on the table? Pick a time and we will talk through fit, scope, and the fastest useful path.
Pick a slot. Bring the product, current site, or launch goal. We will discuss fit, scope, timeline, and what should ship first.
Cal.com opens in a new tab. Bring the current site or launch notes if you have them.