Nova Assist

Problem

A service sold through a consultation call has to answer three questions before anyone will book one: what is actually included, what it costs, and what happens after you say yes. A site that leaves any of them to the call loses the people who won't book to find out.

Approach

The page is built as a single linear argument — what we do, why us, proof, how it works, what it costs, get in touch — with the booking action repeated at each point where a visitor might be convinced, rather than held back for the end. Pricing is stated outright, including hourly rates alongside the monthly packages, so the cost question is answered on the page instead of in the call.

Visual Showcase

Technical Architecture

• Each pricing tier carries two figures at once — a monthly package and an hourly rate — so a prospect self-selects on commitment as well as budget, and the tiers scale on support hours rather than on feature gating.
• The whole offer is one scrolling document with in-page anchor navigation, which suits a linear sales narrative better than routing between pages that each restate the pitch.
• The primary action (book a consultation) is repeated in the header, the hero, each pricing tier and a persistent chat entry point, so it is reachable from any scroll depth.
• Ships JSON-LD `ProfessionalService` structured data enumerating the service types, so the offer is machine-readable to search engines rather than only present in the visual copy.
• Built as a React + Vite single-page app — no server rendering, which is a reasonable trade for a site whose content is fixed and whose SEO surface is handled by the structured data and static markup.