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Web design and branding for software companies

By Ronald Armas · Updated November 3, 2026 · 2 min read

People evaluating software compare quickly. They want to understand what it solves, who it's for, what it costs and what it looks like inside. If they have to ask for a meeting to learn the price, they often move on.

What a website for software companies needs

  • The problem it solves, in one sentence, at the top.
  • Screenshots or video of the product working.
  • Prices, or at least how billing works.
  • A free trial or a self-booked demo.
  • Cases and logos of customers you really have.

See it working

Open the Datavela live demo and see its full identity: logo, stationery, social media, app and automation for one business.

What to automate

Each demo request can enter the CRM with company size, get booked on the salesperson's calendar and receive an email sequence if the person doesn't show up.

Where to start

Frequently asked questions

Should a software company publish prices?

If you have standard plans, yes: they filter and save meetings. If every project is custom, explain how quotes work.

Landing page or full website?

For a new product, a landing page per use case. With several modules or segments, a site with a page for each.

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