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Praizense

A digital studio that publishes its own price list

The brief

Praizense is an India-based digital presence studio offering brand strategy, website and app design and build, growth marketing, and WhatsApp automation under one roof. The site's job is to take an unusually wide catalogue — ten service pages from brand kits to product UX, plus app tiers running up to a full product build — and make it legible enough that a prospect can self-qualify on scope and budget before ever speaking to anyone.

Why it stands out

The hard problem here was catalogue sprawl, and it was solved with routing rather than copy. Ten service pages, four pricing groups and the WhatsApp bot tiers all funnel into a single four-section project brief, with plan parameters carrying the visitor's selection across so the form opens already scoped to what they clicked. Pricing is published in full — figures, typical ranges, minimum retainer terms and the discovery fee stated upfront — which is a deliberate qualification filter, not a disclosure habit. The visual system runs on a named token palette of oxblood, plum, amber and cream over self-hosted DM Sans, prerendered and served from the edge with a reduced-motion path honoured in CSS.

Inside the build

Product decisions that do real work.

  • Plan-aware brief form

    Pricing and package CTAs deep-link into the project brief with a plan parameter, prefilling the visitor's chosen starting point.

  • Four-section project brief

    Structured intake covering details, service checkboxes, budget bands and timeline, then an open brief field with a consent checkbox.

  • Pricing published in full

    Itemised pricing across brand, web, app, growth and WhatsApp tiers, with typical ranges and minimum terms stated openly.

  • WhatsApp bot product tiers

    Three tiers priced as setup plus monthly, with AI conversations and CRM, calendar and payment integrations beginning at the middle tier.

  • Long-form case study

    A full problem, approach and outcome write-up with scope list, process phases and a link to the live client site.

  • Tokenised design system

    Named CSS custom properties drive the palette, with self-hosted type and a reduced-motion fallback.

Technology

Next.jsReact Server ComponentsVercelSelf-hosted fontsCSS custom propertiesAccessibility

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