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Every customer support team has the same problem — too many tickets, not enough time, and a team burned out from answering the same questions over and over again.
For Swiftly I designed an AI customer support SaaS landing page that communicates one thing immediately — you can cut your support costs by 65% while your AI handles 80% of inquiries automatically.
The blue brand color was chosen deliberately to feel trustworthy and professional — exactly what a business needs to feel before handing their customer support over to an AI.
The result is a landing page that doesn't just look good — it sells the product before the user reads a single word of the pricing page.
Built entirely in Figma 🧡
Strong value framing. Leading with measurable cost reduction immediately anchors the conversation in ROI rather than features.
Features tell, outcomes sell.
Exactly. Buyers don’t purchase features — they purchase outcomes.
This landing page nails it
Strong hierarchy visual
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