Website design for AI startups that shows the model working.
Most AI startup sites fail in one of two ways: visitors can’t tell what the product does, or they don’t believe it works. We design for both, at the speed a launch date demands.
Marketing sites, launch pages, and product surfaces · Prague and Dubai
Why AI startups bring us in
Nobody funds a demo they cannot see. Show the model working above the fold.
Input, then output. The explanation comes after the proof, not instead of it.
Types of pages we build for AI startups
From the first clickable prototype to a site that ships the week of launch.
- 01 The proof section Input, then output. The one block that has to work before anything else does.
- 02 Use-case pages The job it does, named the way the buyer names it, not the way the model does.
- 03 Trust and safety Where the data goes, what is retained, and who has already checked.
- 04 Pricing and credits Plans, usage, and limits, written so nobody has to email to understand them.
- 05 Docs and API entry The path for the engineer who will decide this without ever talking to sales.
- 06 Waitlist and onboarding Signup, access, and the first session, designed as one flow.
- 07 Launch assets The pages, cards, and screens a launch day needs, ready before it starts.
- 08 Component library One set your team extends afterward, so the site does not fossilize at launch.
What works on an AI startup site
Patterns from the AI work we have shipped.
Show the input, then the output
A visitor understands “paste this, get that” faster than any paragraph about a model. We design a short, honest demo with real input and real output, and we put it above the fold.
Name the job, not the technology
“Cuts claim review from days to hours” beats “LLM-powered workflow automation.” We write the page around the job your buyer is trying to finish and keep the architecture for the docs.
Answer the trust questions on the page
Data handling, model boundaries, and human accountability belong on the page, in plain sight. Answering them there shortens an enterprise sales cycle.
AI work we have published
Three published cases.
From idea to launch
Built for launch speed, not for a quarter-long redesign.
The claim
What the product does, in the buyer’s words, agreed in one session.
The proof
The one block that shows the model working, designed before the rest of the site.
Pages
Use case, pricing, trust, and docs entry, built on one template set.
Build
Handed over in code, or built by us, with the library your team keeps.
Launch and iterate
Ship on the date, then change the pages the launch traffic tells you to.
The team was very responsive and open to my feedback.
Paul Keizer President, Investment company
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See what this would look like on your product.
Send the product and the deadline. You get a reply within 24 hours with the closest cases, a timeline and an estimate.
Questions?
How fast can you ship a launch site?
A focused launch page takes days. Agents handle the routine build from the design system while a designer directs and reviews; Cluely is the reference, with product and marketing surfaces going out in days. A full multi-page site with a design system behind it takes weeks.
We are pre-product. Can you design the site around a demo?
Yes. Until the product exists, the demo carries the page. We design the smallest honest demonstration, make the recording or interactive piece the center of the page, and build the rest around it.
Do you write the copy?
Yes. Our house style has one rule that matters here: no invented outcomes. If a metric is not real yet, we sell the mechanism instead.
Can you design the product as well as the site?
Yes — product design is most of what we do. Seven of our published cases involve AI products, and our AI infrastructure page describes work with Cluely, Pearl Dental AI, Qantev, and Nayapay. A site and a product designed by the same team stay consistent.
Can you ship before we have a product to show?
Yes, and it is common at this stage. We design the proof section around whatever is real — a recorded run, a scripted demo, a single working flow — and label it honestly. A staged screenshot presented as live is the fastest way to lose an engineer in the first ten seconds.
How do you know whether the site worked?
We agree the numbers before the work starts — waitlist or signup rate, docs visits, how far people get into the proof section — and read them after launch. Launch-week traffic is the best data an AI startup will get for months, so the site has to be instrumented before it lands, not after.
Tell us what you are shipping.
Send the product and the deadline. You get a reply within 24 hours with the closest cases, a timeline and an estimate.
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