NewNick
Trading agent you brief in plain English, with the prompt-to-strategy loop put first on the page.
400 hand-picked sites across 36 categories
A hand-picked collection of landing pages, portfolios, and SaaS websites. Browse by category, refine with the filters, or search below.
NewTrading agent you brief in plain English, with the prompt-to-strategy loop put first on the page.
NewImpact-first studio whose site reads like an essay about the work before it shows any of it.
NewFinancial products for compute, presented with the restraint of a bank rather than the noise of a crypto launch.
NewCalendar, tasks and booking links layered onto Google Calendar, shown as the product rather than described.
NewFormal verification sold on one sentence — provably correct decision-making — and almost nothing else on the page.

Security automation platform that leads with governance rather than with the automations themselves.

Server hardware sold like infrastructure software — long technical copy, photographs of the rack, no stock imagery anywhere.
$59 / week
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Image-to-video generator that shows the before and after instead of explaining the model behind it.

Outbound sales platform that stages prospecting as a space programme: Mars-orange hero, astronauts in the testimonials, plain white between.

Browse ready-made Figma website sections by category — heroes, pricing, testimonials, FAQ and footers.

AI marketing platform that leads with the job — agents doing the work — instead of the model behind them.

Design studio whose first screen is its own name at the size of a poster, and nothing else.

Creative director's site that lists what he does in plain type and skips the case-study theatre.

Natural perfume in low-impact packaging, shot as portraiture instead of bottles on white.

GTM infrastructure for agents, stated once in serif on black and left to stand.

Philadelphia's Vietnamese specialty roaster, sold on the drink rather than on the beans.

Contract lifecycle management on near-black, with enterprise logos doing the persuading.

AI front door for legal and compliance, anchored by a marble column — regulation as architecture.

One account across chains, explained with a wallet screen instead of a whitepaper.
$59 / week
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Business spend management in pastel gradients, closer to a consumer app than to expense software.

AI agents for finance teams, framed in dark corporate photography rather than product UI.

Identity studio that leads with a blue cartoon creature — confident enough to be silly.

Privacy-first analytics that draws its crowd of visitors as a hand-made illustration.

The UK's oldest film school, laid out with the red-and-black urgency of a festival poster.

Product designer whose headline rewrites itself mid-sentence to make the argument for him.

Agentic team coordination drawn as violet line waves instead of the usual dashboard screenshot.

File search for AI agents on full-bleed cobalt — the loudest page in a category of grey ones.

Studio that sculpts your wedding gown, photographed in warm light like the object it sells.

British menswear shot on location in low light — a shop that behaves like a lookbook.

Software-implementation platform that puts one orange rule across an otherwise white page.

Independent designer whose portfolio opens on the year in serif, sized like a chapter heading.
$59 / week
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Melbourne branding studio that sets its name across a soft-focus portrait at full width.

AI contract review for legal teams, kept to grey and one sentence per screen.

Liquid and gas storage terminals, pitched with the restraint of an annual report that was designed.

Ready-to-wear house whose storefront is shot like a garden at dusk, product almost incidental.

Control panels in four weeks, explained with an engineering drawing where a stock photo would sit.

AI operating system for creatives that shows every prompt it runs instead of hiding the machinery.

Utility-scale geothermal developer that argues baseload power over a photograph of bare rock.

Sketch-to-render AI for product designers, sold on a black page with two words of chrome type.

AI hearing eyewear introduced in italic serif on cream — closer to an optician than to a gadget launch.

Medical aesthetics clinic in Hunters Hill that reads like a spa brochure, not a practice website.

Personal site that declares war on boring websites and then proves it with palm trees and neon.

AI headshots proven the only way that counts — a wall of generated faces as the hero.
$59 / week
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AI end-to-end testing with a drawn blue mascot doing the reassuring that the copy doesn't have to.

Fractional frontend team sold on a white page with a line-drawn sunburst and nothing else to click.

Ad-creative AI whose hero is a lime radial burst — a performance-marketing page that looks designed.

Advisory for blockchain founders that answers crypto maximalism with three words and a quiet chart.

Deep research agents introduced by an insult in italic serif — the sharpest headline in the category.

Sprint retrospectives on one live board — the page is the board, in the dark.

Live chat positioned against chatbots, arguing the human case in warm serif on cream.

Live-web intelligence explained by a drawn wiring diagram running between the input and the answer.

Signal-driven outreach kept to one column, one accent red and no product screenshot at all.

Creative automation API that lays its output — ads, PDFs, videos — as a dark contact sheet under the pitch.

Experimentation platform whose mint hero animates its headline letter by letter until the sentence lands.

Lead verification tool that swaps the usual dashboard hero for a painted alpine landscape.

Website builder selling itself through someone else's brand — a full-bleed florist campaign, product barely visible.

Point of sale built only for liquor stores, and a dark page that knows exactly who it is talking to.
slite.com
Knowledge base that claims to keep itself accurate, said in plain sentences on a light page.
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