Landing Page finally Ready. All Feedback Welcome!

Looks good!

• Do you understand what it will do?
Yes, but it took me a while to get it.

• Is it interesting?
Personally, I don't see the value. It's essentially a button that has a few links when opened. I'm not convinced that having links inside a floating button is valuable to my site. Unless it does something extra, like being able to trigger based on who visits the page, what pages they visit, if you can set timed triggers etc. But from the look of your page, it doesn't do that.

• Would you use it?
No.

• UX/Design/Copy feedback is great too!

1. I don't think the grey helper texts are necessary. Instead I would focus on sharpening the copy of the heading and sub-heading. My advice would be to make the heading explain more about what the product does and less about what (perceived) value it gives. I know this goes against what other copy writers suggest, so take this advice with a grain of salt. To me though, a heading like "A floating button that lets your customers select their own point of contact" would have made more sense. Then you could add something about how it might help convert visitors to customers in the sub-heading. I would have understood what the product does faster if that was the case.
2. I would bulk together the two problems you have into 1: "Not all visitors want to chat so they leave your site without converting".
3. No need to write 'Demo at the right bottom". It's already very obvious from the arrow.
4. I don't think it's necessary to communicate why you chose the name you did. At least not on the landing page. It's supposed to sell the product. Maybe you could move it into the footer section to keep the personal touch.
5. I would like to know what the product does in more detail. Can you set triggers for auto-opening the button? How many links can it have? Can you customize the color and position? If no, then I suggest you make a section on your page that explains what features you have planned and are working on. I wouldn't pay for your product today, but I might if I knew you were actively working on adding features to it, that I would find useful in the future.
6. Run an accessibility audit with DevTools Lighthouse and fix any reported issues. I'm working on an EdTech tool, accessibility is essential to our customers, so we can't use anything that doesn't follow a11y guidelines.

Good luck with your project, I hope this helps!

If anyone's interesting, w also just posted our new landing page for feedback here: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/landing-page-feedback-for-web-app-notification-product-137ceae79c

the pricing seems weird regarding "one night stand... wedding"

It's a nice execution and nice demo @Ruben88

Do you understand what it will do?

Yes, understand and clear

Is it interesting?

I would say 7 out of 10, only because I can think of alternatives

Would you use it?

Would love to give a free, I'm afraid 3-day is not enough to see a significant result

UX/Design/Copy feedback is great too!

Great and neat color contrast. I'm not familiar with your currency, would you consider to make it more universal?

I'm also in the process of upgrading my site to the next version, would love to hear your advice!

Hey! I like the "Demo Here" with the arrow. It was really clear what you're offering when I clicked on it.
It looks like it's a button I can add to my site that works kind of like a dropdown? Like a navigation I can go to other services?

Would I use it? To be blunt, no. This seems kind of like a jquery plugin I would have gotten for free a few years ago. I'm a developer, so maybe I'm not your market, but I would just build this on my own if I needed something like it. Maybe if it was a wordpress plugin it would be a little more attractive? I feel like wordpress users are usually not developers, and this would fit well with the plug n play nature of wordpress I think.

HelloBar is a similar thing that could be added fairly easily by a competent dev, but they seem to have done well. So maybe something to look at. I think something the HelloBar has going for it is they can point at increased conversions and money for the business that is using it. I don't know that your product plays directly to sales for me. If it does, maybe can you call that out a little more?

As far as design go I think the "get started" button is a little close to log in. A little more breathing room there would help!

I'm not a fan of the emoji use. It looks not professional IMO. Some icons instead maybe? Or maybe just ditch them altogether.

When I hover some of the actions in the boei button (or the button itself) they blur a bit. So I see you have "integrations" right now. Why not jsut allow everything? These are just links right? As long as someone has a link to something they should be able to include it right?

The dictionary definition of boei doesn't really do anything for me. I wouldn't know how to pronounce this (which may be an important issue to address) but even the definition doesn't help with pronunciation. Even if it did, I don't know that that's most important and something you should have on your landing page at all.

Anyways just some thoughts!