Roast My Landing Page

I would add some more graphics that suggest what your product does. Like taking a excel file graphic and transforming it into a calculator and maybe than showing how it is implemented on a webside. Or maybe if it uses code show some code snippets to show how easy it is to implement it.

Hi there!, here is what I think...
The "above the page" looks good.

The sections with border and border-radius gives the "1 + 1 = 3" effect , some workaround could be: remove that border and add some space between sections.

A general tip, list all components (typography, buttons, inputs) you need, and create a design system, then just use that design system to create the whole page, you can start from what material ui has.

I have created a list of cool illustration resources that can be useful, here is the link in case you need it https://www.pauapp.com/collections/?collectionId=618e8c7d82dcaf00183318f0

@rofws, you must have fixed the issues others pointed out. The site looks mint, I understood what it was about instantly and even thought of a few places I could use it myself.

1. 1-2-3 icons seem repetitive. Vary them somehow.
2. I'd drop Use Cases section. Your product is such a simple concept that a user who needs it will instantly recognize the need.
3. The pricing feels wrong. I don't want to sign up for a year for something like this. If someone gets value out of it they'll stick.
   $10 a month seems steep for an auxiliary feature - I am paying that much for all of my hosting.

I think having a free/premium versions split would help.

If the above was of value I'd appreciate some feedback on the landing page of stackmuncher.com. Is it clear what the site does from just looking at that page alone?