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Foxera · Marketing site

The marketing site for Foxera.

Foxera is booking and management software for salons and spas. This is the site that explains it: what it does, what it costs, and where to start a free trial.

ProjectFoxera website
RoleDesign and build
TypeMarketing site
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The brief

Explain the product and get people into a trial.

Foxera covers a lot: bookings, payments, clients, staff, stock and reporting. The site needed to lay all of that out for salon and spa owners without burying them, show pricing up front, and make starting a trial the obvious next step from any page.

The result is a small site with a clear path through it: the home page gives the overview, the features page has the detail, the pricing page compares the plans, and every page links to the trial.

Free trial14 days on any plan, no card needed to start, cancel anytime. The trial button sits in the header on every page.
Features explainedSix feature areas, each summarised on the home page and covered properly on the features page.
Plain pricingThree plans side by side (Basic, Standard, Premium) with what each one includes.
Support contentFAQ, blog and contact pages for questions people have before they sign up.

What's on the site

How the site is laid out.

01

Home page

A short intro and the three main points: 24/7 online booking, no booking commission, and one platform instead of several. Then a list of features, and a sign-up section at the bottom.

02

Features

Online booking and calendar, clients and reminders, checkout and payments, staff and rosters, stock and marketing, reports and dashboard. Each is described in terms of what it does in the salon.

03

Pricing and sign-up

Basic, Standard and Premium, scaled by number of appointments, staff and locations. You pick a plan and go straight to checkout to start the trial.

04

About, blog, FAQ and contact

The supporting pages, all reachable from the header and footer.

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