We gave Spendflo a makeover. (Spoiler: There’s a lot of pink involved.)

“We buy SaaS for a living so we see a lot of websites every day, I’m pretty confident that our site would be in the top 5% of all SaaS websites in the world. If you’re a SaaS company, you’re probably leaving a lot of money on the table by not hiring them. These guys are the best when it comes to SaaS website, don’t even bother looking anywhere else. If you can afford the best, then hire them asap.”

Siddharth Sridharan
Co-founder and CEO, Spendflo

Spendflo

Company Size
1-50
Funding
$15M
Industry
SaaS

A SaaS procurement and renewal solution dedicated to helping businesses negotiate, buy, and renew their SaaS tools.

Services we provided

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Messaging research

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Website structure and copywriting

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Brand exploration and art direction

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Website and landing page design

5

Custom product visuals design

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Webflow website development

Challenge

Low-awareness: Spendflo was struggling to convey their value to visitors who didn’t understand the need for or value of such a product.

New market category: Fostering trust was difficult because visitors had little context on the category.

Overcome resistance: Convincing companies to adopt a completely new procurement system was going to be difficult.

Solution

With extensive research, we wrote, designed, and built a website that

Helped visitors pinpoint the specific problems they faced

Introduced them to Spendflo’s most impressive features as solutions to their procurement woes

Preempted most objections reported by the sales and customer success teams

Results

A sleek new website that other SaaS products use as a benchmark for great copy and design.

“I am really excited about the new website— it looks like no other site in the SaaS world right now. It has a unique personality of its own that matches our brand. I’ve seen people use our site as a benchmark for messaging clarity and visual design, which makes us super proud as a team.”

Siddharth Sridharan

Co-founder and CEO, Spendflo

Spendflo is a SaaS procurement platform that helps companies save up to 30% on their software spend. By centralizing SaaS buying, renewals, and compliance, it simplifies the process for procurement teams, finance, IT, and department heads.

Spendflo came to us when they started getting serious about their marketing.

Their old website wasn’t bad, it ticked all the boxes for a standard SaaS site. But their audience wasn’t standard.

The usual visitor was vaguely aware of SaaS sprawl, but rarely were they actively looking for a solution.

Even when Spendflo piqued their interest, the old site didn’t provide enough context or resources to win over all the decision-makers.

With stakeholders spread across organizations, Spendflo needed to speak to multiple personas.

Their website covered the basics but lacked depth.

The messaging needed to agitate the problem and establish the urgency of a solution. It never clearly showcased how Spendflo could help without relying on vague promises.

Here’s what the client had to say about why they chose us:

“We spoke to a lot of agencies but Beetle Beetle stood out because of their unique experience and expertise in B2B SaaS websites.”

The new website needed to:

Educate visitors about the scale of SaaS mismanagement and its impact.

Showcase Spendflo’s product in a clear, outcome-focused narrative.

Provide resources for all stakeholders to build consensus.

Inspire trust and urgency through credibility, data, and a structured message.

They already had a functional site—the revamp was about turning curiosity into understanding and skepticism into buy-in.

“Working with Beetle Beetle helped us get a lot more clarity on our positioning and value props and it dictated all the sales and marketing material we worked on after. The research that they did was very thorough, they took the time to understand what we needed and came back with targeted deliverables. They also took ownership and drove the success of the project so we could free up our in-house team.”

Siddharth Sridharan

Co-founder and CEO, Spendflo

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Research to nail messaging

Our research included reading every sales, marketing, and product document they shared, and conducting our own research to understand the SaaS procurement space.

After that? A messaging workshop to get on the same page about who Spendflo’s customers are and exactly how the product fits into their lives.

This deep dive didn’t just inform the website—it shaped all future sales and marketing materials.

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Creating a hook that sticks

The homepage needed a clear, value-driven hook to immediately convey MailReach’s need.

Problem: MailReach’s old homepage lacked a clear, concise hook, causing visitors to leave without understanding what the product did or what it was.

Solution: Write a headline that immediately addressed what MailReach was, who it was for, and why it mattered.

Impact: Visitors could now quickly understand MailReach’s purpose, leading to improved engagement and reducing bounce rates from the homepage.

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Addressing low visitor awareness

Problem: Many visitors weren’t aware that SaaS procurement was broken—or that there was a smarter way to do it. We needed to show them why Spendflo was needed at all.

Solution: We laid out a problem section right at the start to paint a clear, direct picture of what’s wrong with traditional SaaS procurement.

From there, we naturally transitioned to Spendflo as the solution.
To reinforce this, we included a detailed features section, showing how visitors could save big and exactly why better SaaS procurement was needed.

Impact: This context-building turned Spendflo into a must-have rather than just a nice-to-have. Visitors left the page thinking, “we do need this.”

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Tackling hesitation: Why now?

Balancing a light homepage with education can be challenging on a homepage.

Problem: The old homepage was cluttered and overwhelmed visitors, while missing details deterred high-intent users.

Solution: We streamlined the homepage to focus on high-level messaging and created detailed product pages for MailReach’s tools, including email warming and spam testing.

These pages offered deeper insights into how each feature worked and addressed specific user pain points.

Impact: This approach kept the homepage clean and conversion-focused while catering to users needing in-depth information with product pages.

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Speaking to every stakeholder with use cases and solution pages.

Balancing a light homepage with education can be challenging on a homepage.

Problem: The old homepage was cluttered and overwhelmed visitors, while missing details deterred high-intent users.

Solution: We streamlined the homepage to focus on high-level messaging and created detailed product pages for MailReach’s tools, including email warming and spam testing.

These pages offered deeper insights into how each feature worked and addressed specific user pain points.

Impact: This approach kept the homepage clean and conversion-focused while catering to users needing in-depth information with product pages.

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The pricing page: More than just numbers

Balancing a light homepage with education can be challenging on a homepage.

Problem: The old homepage was cluttered and overwhelmed visitors, while missing details deterred high-intent users.

Solution: We streamlined the homepage to focus on high-level messaging and created detailed product pages for MailReach’s tools, including email warming and spam testing.

These pages offered deeper insights into how each feature worked and addressed specific user pain points.

Impact: This approach kept the homepage clean and conversion-focused while catering to users needing in-depth information with product pages.

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Giving the website personality

Balancing a light homepage with education can be challenging on a homepage.

Problem: The old homepage was cluttered and overwhelmed visitors, while missing details deterred high-intent users.

Solution: We streamlined the homepage to focus on high-level messaging and created detailed product pages for MailReach’s tools, including email warming and spam testing.

These pages offered deeper insights into how each feature worked and addressed specific user pain points.

Impact: This approach kept the homepage clean and conversion-focused while catering to users needing in-depth information with product pages.

Design

Spendflo came to us with a clear brief: clean, inviting, and not boring. They wanted a site that was easy to skim yet packed with personality. Here’s how we brought that vision to life:

Color and Visual Elements

Spendflo’s primary brand color is a warm Magenta. Over several iterations of the homepage, we found the right balance of Magenta against a black and white background, with contrasting pops of Mint Green, Xanthous Yellow and RISD Blue.

Typography

We applied the same philosophy to the typography and decided to combine a contemporary sans serif font with a more stylized serif font. P22 Mackinac Pro was perfect for highlighting important sections against the staid Satoshi, without affecting overall readability.

Human-centric design:

For the homepage, the Spendflo team asked us to emphasize heavily on the human angle. We wanted to show visitors that Spendflo is more than a platform—it’s a team of people committed to helping their customers solve their SaaS procurement problems.

This pushed us to make the design human-centric and focus on the user-friendliness of the platform.

Custom visuals:

The product visuals were custom-designed to help visitors understand how all the major features work, while various visual elements convey how Spendflo brings order to chaos in SaaS procurement.

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Development

Spendflo was one of our favorite projects to develop.

Our process includes creating a style guide tailored to every project we work on, and we stick to it religiously. This makes it easy for our clients to update the website in future.

We created a CMS for the blogs and case studies so that the Spendflo team can easily add and transfer content.

We went with a custom build for the calculator and range slider because there was no way to do it natively on Webflow. We built it using HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

(We have a soft spot for interactive elements that make a serious impact.)

Handover was just as smooth and the Spendflo team continues to modify, manage, and maintain the website without any bugs or glitches, even a year later.

The end result was a website that helped distinguish and strengthen Spendflo’s brand identity, improved conversions, and is frequently featured on lists offering design inspo from the best SaaS websites in the world.

Spendflo’s team couldn’t have put it better:

“If you’re a SaaS company, you’re probably leaving a lot of money on the table by not hiring them. These guys are the best when it comes to SaaS websites—don’t even bother looking anywhere else. If you can afford the best, then hire them ASAP.”

With clarity on positioning, targeted messaging, and a unique, personality-packed design, Spendflo’s website isn’t just a plain old website—it’s a competitive edge.

“We also loved the transparency and communication throughout the project. Beetle Beetle was easy to work with, would regularly update us via Slack and ensured things were always moving forward.  If you’re a SaaS company, you’re probably leaving a lot of money on the table by not hiring them. These guys are the best when it comes to SaaS websites, don’t even bother looking anywhere else.”

Siddharth Sridharan

Co-founder and CEO, Spendflo

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