PDFs nobody finishes. Forms printed so they can be filled in by hand. Spreadsheets someone consolidates for three days. We turn them into tools that answer — your layout, your numbers, yours to keep.
A sample document, built for this page. Type on the left — the document on the right is the printable output, updating as you go.
Gated ebooks are still the most-used B2B lead magnet and the worst-performing one. Download rates have fallen industry-wide as buyers tired of generic gated content. Tools that answer a question about someone's own business do the opposite — fewer raw leads, dramatically better ones.
Most-used format. Visitor trades an email for a file they rarely open.
Visitor gets a number about their own business — and hands over context your sales team can actually use.
Published 2026 industry benchmark ranges. Indicative, not a guarantee — we model your page honestly before you commit.
Different clients, different brands, different logic. Use them — they're the real builds, not screenshots.
Duplicates, dead emails and mistyped fields don't just annoy your reps — they burn pipeline. Built for a fictional data-quality platform.
The build: custom loss model, brand-matched, single embeddable file. Every assumption visible so a sceptical buyer trusts the number.
Built from a client's own dataset — 4,180 sending accounts, segmented by company size so buyers compare against teams like theirs.
The build: raw client export cleaned, segmented and modelled into percentile bands — then a front end that places any visitor inside it. No template tool can do this half.
For factories, developers and service businesses. Sold in Bangladesh and abroad.
Your approved form, unchanged, working on a phone. We reproduce the artwork exactly — management approved that layout and it stays approved. Fields and validation on top, photo and signature capture, and a branded PDF generated on the device and delivered to whoever needs it. Paper stays as the copy you file, not the medium you work in.
The spreadsheets your team or your distributors already produce, turned into a dashboard somebody opens instead of consolidating by hand. Files are read inside the browser, so factory and customer data never leaves your building. Includes two file shapes and a mapping step, so a renamed column is fixed by your own staff rather than by us.
For software and service companies that need better leads from the traffic they already have.
Custom logic built around your actual value claim — not a template formula. Designed to your brand, embeds anywhere with one line, captures the fields your team uses. You own the code outright, no monthly fee.
You have proprietary data sitting inside a PDF. We clean it, segment it, and turn it into a tool where buyers enter their own metrics and see exactly where they rank — with a shareable result page that carries your brand into their team chat.
A calculator whose benchmarks come from your own customer data rather than assumptions. Our analyst extracts and models the dataset; we build the front end around it. The result is a number your competitors can't replicate — because they don't have your data.
Your other tools ask a buyer to estimate their numbers. This one asks them to upload a file. They drop in an export from the system they use today and get a real answer about their own business — which means the lead arrives already qualified, with their actual figures attached. Includes parsers for two export formats, a mapping step so their team fixes any mismatch without calling you, and processing entirely inside their browser so no data leaves their machine. Extra export formats $1,200 each.
We pin down the value claim, the inputs your buyer will believe, and what a good result looks like.
You approve the formula and a design direction before anything gets built.
Working version on a staging link. Two rounds of revisions included.
Embed code, source files and a short doc for your team. Thirty days of fixes at no charge.
Share your current landing page and traffic figures. We'll model what an interactive asset would plausibly do — with conservative assumptions — and say so honestly if the numbers don't justify building one.
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