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Ferra AI — Template for AI Automation Agencies
A self-directed exploration built around a specific problem: AI automation feels abstract to non-technical buyers, so how do you make it feel concrete enough to say yes to?
Ferra opens by showing the work in motion — a live-feeling stack of integration cards (Framer Form, HubSpot, OpenAI, Slack, Calendly, Gmail) firing in sequence, turning "we build automations" into something a visitor can actually watch happen. Structure does the rest of the trust-building: a clear four-step process from strategy call to launch, six concrete service offerings, and three named use cases so different visitor types immediately see themselves in the offer. Testimonials and tiered pricing (Lite, Core, Elite) give visitors a self-serve way to gauge fit before every section funnels toward the same action: book a call.
Tools: Framer, Figma
Type: Self-directed design exploration
Live: ferra.framer.ai
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