01
Editorial hero rhythm
The page breathes more. Headline weight is lighter, spacing is wider and the story reads like a premium fintech launch page.
- White-first layout
- Dark motion contained in one orbit card
Why this one feels different
Light fintech surface. Dark motion object. Stripe-ish rhythm.
Vaultflow is now the opposite of PulseBoard. Airy layout, white cards, navy headings, fintech language and a floating dark motion panel instead of a dashboard-wall hero.
02
Transfer and ledger language
Instead of product-ops copy, everything here talks in treasury concepts: approvals, entities, runway and exposure.
- Board-pack tone instead of dashboard-product tone
- Cards feel financial, not general SaaS
03
Premium CTA block
The second mount lives in a strong branded band, not another generic footer-style section.
- Distinct second motion zone
- Clear contrast against the light page body
Packaging and plans
A static demo that still looks investor-deck ready.
This layout is intentionally more commercial and pricing-led. It shows the same package can support a much cleaner fintech front-end identity.
Starter
For lean finance teams cleaning up approval chaos.
$49 / seat
Daily cash position, transfer queue and approval routing without spreadsheet sprawl.
- Multi-entity cash view
- Approval audit trail
- Weekly board export
Growth
For operators balancing runway and more complex rails.
$129 / seat
Scenario planning, exposure guardrails and treasury collaboration for scaling teams.
- Runway scenarios
- FX and threshold rules
- Slack + ERP routing
Custom
For finance orgs that want a branded treasury control layer.
Custom
Private rollout, entity-specific policies and a more tailored implementation path.
- Custom controls
- Dedicated onboarding
- Private review loops
Final CTA
Use ASCII motion where premium product marketing normally goes flat.
Vaultflow proves the examples can diverge hard: one dashboard-like, one fintech-editorial — same package, same export flow.