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Same team, same month, same $87. Two ways to price an AI support inbox.
Left charges per agent, right only charges when the AI fully closes a ticket.
If you ran support, which one would you sign up for?
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Per resolution makes sense.
Still on the mission to explore different dimensions of ux design.
I wanted a hospitality site that sells how a place feels at night, not just a list of rooms. So the home page opens with an animated sunset turning to a starry sky, and the cabin lights flicker on before the booking card slides in.
It’s built in Framer for cabin rentals, glamping sites, and eco-lodges:
Live preview: https://independent-day-237783.framer.app
It's also available on Framer Marketplace: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/nocturnee/
The cabin lights are lovely.
I gave myself one rule: no stock photos of doctors smiling at clipboards.
The result is Saraya Partners, a fictional healthcare operating partner. Calm, clear, and built around proof instead of promises.
Just an exploration, but it changed how I think about B2B sites.
"Hospitals that run as well as they care" is a strong line, and the partner logos right under the hero deliver proof instead of promises. The text over the dark photo gets a bit lost, a touch more contrast would help. Good rule to design under.