Your product is good. Your website isn't selling it fast enough.
Visitors decide in 5 seconds whether your SaaS is worth their attention. If your homepage doesn’t land the value immediately, they leave, and your competitor gets the signup you paid to acquire.
Generic web agencies don't understand how SaaS buyers make decisions.
3 TIERS
Most web agencies treat a SaaS website like any other website. They design a homepage that explains what the product does, build a pricing page with three tiers, and call it done.
5 SECONDS
They don’t map your trial funnel. They don’t think about the moment a visitor hits your pricing page and freezes. They don’t know that a SaaS homepage has to answer three questions, what is this, who is it for, why should I care , in under five seconds, or the visitor is gone.
2%
The result is a website that looks credible but converts at 2%. Your ad spend bleeds. Your organic traffic bounces. And your competitors, with cleaner messaging and sharper conversion flows, keep winning the deals you should be closing.
A SaaS website has different jobs to do. It needs to be built differently.
SAAS PAGES WE SPECIALISE IN
The SaaS pages that determine whether visitors convert, and what we do differently on each one.
Homepage
Communicates your product’s value in under 5 seconds.
Most SaaS homepages try to explain everything. The best ones answer one question fast: “Is this for me?” We design around your primary buyer persona, sharpen your value proposition, and structure the above-the-fold so the right visitors immediately know they’re in the right place.
Features Pages
Translates product capabilities into outcomes your buyer actually cares about.
Features pages fail when they describe what the product does rather than what the buyer gets. We reframe every feature as a buyer outcome, structure the page around the specific job the feature is hired to do, and make sure the conversion path doesn’t disappear mid-page.
Features Pages
Translates product capabilities into outcomes your buyer actually cares about.
Features pages fail when they describe what the product does rather than what the buyer gets. We reframe every feature as a buyer outcome, structure the page around the specific job the feature is hired to do, and make sure the conversion path doesn’t disappear mid-page.
Features Pages
Translates product capabilities into outcomes your buyer actually cares about.
Features pages fail when they describe what the product does rather than what the buyer gets. We reframe every feature as a buyer outcome, structure the page around the specific job the feature is hired to do, and make sure the conversion path doesn’t disappear mid-page.
The CONVERT Framework
The CONVERT Framework, SaaS Edition. Built around your trial funnel, not just your design.
We don’t just redesign SaaS websites. We rebuild the conversion architecture, starting with how your specific buyer moves from first visit to signup, and working backwards to make sure every page, every section, and every CTA is doing its job.
Most SaaS projects complete in 60–90 days from brief approval. You'll see the full Figma designs within the first two weeks.
C - Clarify
Step 1
Map the trial and demo funnel. Understand where visitors drop off, which pages they visit before converting, and what’s standing between your traffic and your signups.
O - Optimize
Step 2
Audit your homepage, pricing page, features pages, and landing pages for conversion gaps. Identify the specific moments where visitors hesitate or leave, and why.
N - Navigate
Step 3
Define the user journey per buyer type, trial, demo, or freemium. Each path has a different psychology. Each needs a different conversion flow.
V - Validate
Step 4
Full custom Figma designs for every key page, desktop and mobile, built around your conversion goals and your brand. You review and approve everything before build begins. No surprises.
E - Execute
Step 5
SEO-optimised WordPress development. Core Web Vitals optimised. Mobile-first. Conversion tracking configured, Google Analytics, heatmap-ready, goal events set up from day one.
R - Refine
Step 6
Structured feedback rounds at each milestone. Unlimited revisions per milestone. We’re not done until every page lands the way it needs to.
T - Transfer
Step 7
Full QA, go-live, and a Loom walkthrough of every page and the tracking setup. You own all files. 30 days post-launch support included.
Most SaaS projects complete in 60–90 days from brief approval. You'll see the full Figma designs within the first two weeks.
DELIVERABLES
Everything included in every SaaS website project.
Full SaaS website redesign
Homepage, pricing page, features pages, and about, fully redesigned in Figma, built around your buyer and your conversion goals.
Custom ad landing pages
Dedicated pages per campaign, matched to ad copy, scoped to a single action, and built to convert paid traffic rather than lose it.
SEO-optimised WordPress development
Clean code, fast load times, and on-page SEO structure that helps you rank for the searches your buyers make before they find you.
On-page SEO for core SaaS keywords
Meta tags, schema markup, heading hierarchy, and internal linking, built in from day one, not added as an afterthought.
Conversion tracking setup
Google Analytics 4 configured with goal events for signups, demo requests, and key micro-conversions. Heatmap-ready.
Biweekly Loom update videos
A short project update video every two weeks. You’ll always know where your project stands without having to ask.
Post-launch Loom walkthrough
A full walkthrough of the completed site, the tracking setup, and how to manage it independently going forward.
All source files and Figma designs transferred
Every design file, every asset, all source code, ransferred to you on completion. No dependency. No lock-in.
30 days post-launch support
Bugs, fixes, and tweaks at no extra cost for 30 days after go-live.
Core Web Vitals optimisation
Under 3 seconds on mobile. Page speed is a conversion lever, not just a technical metric.
Target Outcomes
What a SaaS website built to convert is designed to deliver.
The average SaaS website converts between 1–3% of visitors into trials or demos. When a website is built around buyer psychology, clear value messaging, and a properly mapped conversion architecture, that number moves.
Gramup SaaS projects are designed to target:
4 – 8%+
trial or demo conversion rate
(vs industry average 1–3%)
Under 5 seconds
Homepage value proposition communicated
Page 1 Google rankings
for 3–5 target SaaS keywords within 6 months
From day one
Full conversion tracking, you’ll know which sources and pages drive signups
60–90 days
Complete delivery
These are the outcomes of doing the strategy, design, SEO, and CRO work in the right order. Not promises. Benchmarks built on a proven system.
PROOF
What we can point to, and where we're building further.
Our formal SaaS case study library is in active development. Rather than show you a case study that doesn’t exist, here’s what we can point to honestly.
On CRO capability: when we applied the CONVERT Framework to Mosh JD, their landing page conversion rate improved by 85% and qualified leads tripled. The CRO and buyer psychology methodology is the same system we apply to SaaS conversion architecture.
85%
landing page conversion rate improved
3×
qualified leads
On process
We’ve delivered websites for businesses in the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe. Two agency partners have used us as their white-label web team for over three years. Our frameworks are documented, repeatable, and applied the same way on every project.
3+ years
of white-label partnership experience
4 markets
US, Canada, Australia, and Europe
2 agency partners
have used us as their white-label web team
If you want to be one of our first fully-documented SaaS results, we’ll bring extra attention to tracking, measurement, and proving what the rebuild delivers, and we’ll build the case study together.
Why Gramup for SaaS
What's different about working with a team that understands SaaS conversion architecture.
We start with your trial funnel, not your brand guidelines.
Before a single page is designed, we map how your specific buyer moves from first visit to signup. Which pages do they visit? Where do they hesitate? What does your pricing page need to say to a visitor who’s comparing you against two alternatives? Strategy before pixels. Every time.
You'll know what's working before the first week is out.
Most agencies hand you a website and leave you guessing. We configure Google Analytics 4 goal tracking for every key conversion event, signups, demo requests, micro-conversions, before go-live. You have data from day one, not six months later when you finally get around to setting it up.
You see and approve every page before a line of code is written.
Within two weeks of brief approval, you see the full Figma design, homepage, pricing, features, landing pages, desktop and mobile. If it doesn’t land the way it needs to, we revise it. The build only starts when you’re confident in what you’re getting.
We know what a SaaS pricing page is supposed to do. Most agencies don't.
Generic agencies design SaaS websites the same way they design restaurant websites, same layout logic, same CTA placement, same conversion assumptions. SaaS buyers evaluate differently. They compare tiers, they look for social proof at the moment they see the price, they read the FAQ before they sign up. We design for how they actually behave.
FREE CONVERSION AUDIT
Tell us about your SaaS, and where visitors are dropping off.
We’ll review your homepage, pricing page, and one landing page before the call and come with specific observations on each.
Common Questions
Questions SaaS founders and growth leads ask us before every project.
We're already getting traffic. Can't we just optimise what we have?
If you’re converting at 2% and your CAC is $80, you’re paying $4,000 per customer from organic traffic. Improve the conversion rate to 6% and that drops to $1,333, without changing a thing about your acquisition spend. The traffic isn’t the problem. What happens to it when it arrives is. A full conversion architecture rebuild is faster and cheaper than tripling your traffic to compensate for a leaky funnel.
Our product speaks for itself. Do we really need a better website?
Visitors decide in 5 seconds whether your SaaS is worth their attention. That decision happens before your product gets a single chance to speak. If your homepage doesn’t communicate your value proposition clearly and immediately, for the specific buyer you’re trying to reach, they leave. A great product with unclear positioning loses to a mediocre product with sharp messaging every time.
We have an in-house designer. Why do we need Gramup?
Design is one layer. Strategy, SEO, SaaS-specific copywriting, WordPress development, and CRO are four separate layers your designer likely isn’t covering, and shouldn’t have to. The conversion gap on most SaaS websites isn’t a design problem. It’s a strategy and architecture problem. A designer working alone, without funnel mapping, buyer psychology, and CRO methodology, will produce something that looks good and underperforms.
How long does a SaaS website rebuild actually take?
Most Gramup SaaS projects complete in 60 to 90 days from brief approval. You’ll see the complete Figma designs, homepage, pricing, features pages, landing pages, desktop and mobile, within the first two weeks. The build starts only after you’ve approved the designs. We set a specific timeline before the project begins and we hold to it. If anything changes, you hear about it in the next biweekly Loom update.
We're evaluating other agencies. What separates Gramup on SaaS specifically?
Ask every agency these three questions: Have you mapped a SaaS trial funnel before designing? Have you built and optimised a SaaS pricing page for conversion, not just layout? Will you configure goal tracking in GA4 before the site goes live? Most can’t answer yes to all three. The SaaS conversion architecture is different from a service business website, and it needs a team that’s built it before, not one treating it like any other web project.
Book a free 30-minute conversion audit. We’ll review your homepage, pricing page, and one key landing page, and show you exactly where you’re losing signups and what a conversion-focused rebuild would look like for your product.
No pitch. Just a clear picture of what’s possible.