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Each of the 100 landing pages is now its own page

The use-case pages used to share one layout with new words. Each now has its own opening, its own drawing, its own order of sections and one offer.

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The pages under bandicot.app/l used to be one page with the words changed. Now each of the 100 is built from a different opening, a different drawing and a different run of sections, so two of them side by side look like two pages from the same brand.

There are thirteen openings, among them a chat, a till receipt, a terminal, a terms sheet, an index card, a dialog, a front page and a departure board. Some sit on the page's own ground, some on a panel, and some on the opposite of the page's scheme, so a dark page can open light. There are twenty-four drawings, each made in code from that page's own words: a ledger, a clock face, a gauge, a key ring, a calendar week, a ticket stub, a bookshelf and more. And there are sixteen kinds of section, from a day in the life to a session receipt, picked and ordered differently for each page.

Every page now ends in the same honest offer: the plan it needs, what that plan includes, and the one way out. Plans read as Free, Pro and Max, and the header button names the plan the page sells. The pages load no pictures or films from another host. The headline, the promise and the questions were rewritten for each page, and every number on a page comes from a stated fact or from the plan itself.