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VChain Framer Migration Proposal

Hi Emelie, thanks for taking the time to walk me through everything yesterday. I really appreciate how clearly you laid out where VChain is right now and what needs to happen next.

Here's What I Heard

You're bringing on your first marketing hire soon, but you need the lead generation infrastructure built now , not when they start. HubSpot is purchased but sitting idle with no website connection. The current site works, but it's not doing anything to capture or track leads, and that's costing you opportunities.

Your buyers aren't chasing trends, they're logistics and transportation decision-makers who are careful, risk-aware, and need to feel confident before they engage. The site needs to reflect that: solid, analytical, enterprise-grade. And with VChain pushing deeper into analytics, the website should start signaling that shift without losing the operational/logistics credibility you've built.

What Success Looks Like in 6 Weeks

  • Demo requests flow directly into HubSpot (no more Calendly chaos)

  • Resources are organized, gated, and capturing lead data automatically

  • The site loads fast, looks credible to enterprise buyers, and feels bigger than 40 people

  • Your new marketing hire can manage content, add resources, and track performance without needing a developer

  • You're collecting data on what people download, where they spend time, and which CTAs convert

How We'll Get There

Phase 1: Migration + Lead Gen Foundation (Week 1-2)

  • Migrate all current content from Tilda to Framer (keeping narrative intact)

  • HubSpot integration setup:

    • Forms (demo requests, contact, resource downloads)

    • Tracking code for visitor behavior

    • Demo request page connected to your calendar

  • Resource library structure:

    • Categories: Guides, Reports, Product Sheets, Blog, Webinars

    • Gated downloads with lead capture

    • Hover states and interactive elements (inspired by WorldFavor)

  • Homepage light redesign:

    • Remove CEO photo

    • Add KPI/metrics-focused hero section

    • Balance logistics imagery with analytical positioning

    • New design implementation aimed to support main goal of the site

  • Speed optimization + mobile responsive testing

  • SSL setup and domain connection

Phase 2: Marketing-Ready Handoff (included in Growth + Authority tiers)

  • Documentation for your new marketing hire (how to add resources, blog posts, update content)

  • CMS training so they can manage the site independently

  • HubSpot analytics dashboard setup (track conversions, downloads, page performance)

  • Interactive demo integration support (when you're ready to add it)

  • Light design refinements based on your feedback during Phase 1

Phase 3: Advanced Analytics + Workflows (Authority tier only)

  • Custom HubSpot workflows (lead scoring, automated nurture sequences)

  • Advanced analytics integration (custom dashboard views for sales + marketing alignment)

  • Competitive site audit (2-3 logistics SaaS competitors — what works, what doesn't)

  • 60-day post-launch support (monthly check-ins to optimize based on real user data)

Why This Works for VChain

  • You know Framer works: You used it at WorldFavor, so there's no platform learning curve on your end

  • I've done this before: I've migrated B2B SaaS sites with similar constraints (tight budget, lead gen priority, conservative buyers)

  • HubSpot experience: I've built integrations using HubSpot, Notion, and Close, so I can set this up confidently without trial and error

  • Design perspective: I can guide you on the "metrics vs. trucks" balance without requiring a full rebrand

Investment Options

Each option is designed to get you live fast, with increasing depth depending on how much you want built now vs. later.

Essential Migration

$8,500

Best for: "Get us live and tracking leads ASAP"

What's included:

  • Everything in Phase 1 (migration, HubSpot setup, resource library, homepage refresh)

  • 2 rounds of revisions

  • 2-week delivery timeline

What's not included:

  • Marketing hire documentation/training

  • Advanced HubSpot workflows

  • Post-launch support

Migration + Marketing-Ready (Recommended)

$10,000

Best for: "Set up the new hire for success"

What's included:

  • Everything in Phase 1 + Phase 2

  • Interactive demo integration support (when you're ready)

  • Resource page with hover states and filters (like WorldFavor)

  • Homepage redesign with KPI-focused hero section, analytics positioning, and clear CTAs

  • “Solutions” page re-vamp (value-driven messaging, not feature lists)

  • Full site structure optimized for lead generation

  • 4 rounds of revisions

  • 4-week delivery timeline

What's not included:

  • Advanced HubSpot workflows (lead scoring, automation)

  • Competitive audit

  • Post-launch support

Why I'm recommending this: This tier gives your new marketing hire everything they need to hit the ground running. They can add content, track performance, and optimize without needing you or a developer. It also includes the interactive elements you mentioned wanting (resource library structure, gated downloads, demo integration support).

Full Foundation + Analytics Buildout

$13,000

Best for: “We want this done right, with room to scale”

What's included:

  • Everything in Phase 1 + Phase 2 + Phase 3

  • Custom HubSpot workflow setup (lead scoring, nurture sequences based on behavior)

  • Advanced analytics integration (custom dashboards for sales + marketing)

  • Competitive site audit (I'll review 2-3 logistics SaaS competitors and give you a breakdown of what's working/not working in your space)

  • 60-day post-launch support (monthly check-ins to optimize based on real user data)

  • 4 rounds of revisions

  • 3-week delivery timeline

Why this tier: If you want the infrastructure to scale and want data-driven insights from day one (competitive positioning, lead behavior, automated nurture), this gives you the full stack. The 60-day support also means we can optimize together as you start seeing real traffic and conversions.

Timeline

  • Proposal accepted → Kickoff within 3 business days

  • Week 1: Website structure preperation, design for homepage

  • Week 2: Migration + HubSpot setup

  • Week 3: Resource library, revisions, testing

  • Week 4 (if applicable): Training, documentation, advanced workflows, handoff

Next Steps

  1. Review this proposal and let me know if anything's unclear

  2. If you have questions, I'm a quick email or call away

  3. If we move forward: I'll send the contract + kickoff calendar invite

  4. Payment: 50% due at signing, 25% at design delivery, 25% at launch

Related Projects

While I don’t have a logistics SaaS project I can share publicly, here are two that demonstrate relevant aspects of what I’d be doing for VChain:

Business Consulting Firm — Executive-level consulting
Built their digital presence from scratch with a focus on credibility, restraint, and authority for executive audiences. The site needed to signal operational excellence and strategic depth without overselling. Relevant: B2B positioning, conservative/executive buyers, long-term scalability, credibility-building

Broker Builders — Real estate brokerage
Full CRM and MLS integration project focused on clean lead flow and backend tracking that stays invisible to end users. Relevant: CRM integrations, lead generation infrastructure, professional audience

I’ve also built HubSpot integrations for B2B SaaS clients under NDA (form tracking, resource gating, demo request workflows, analytics dashboards). Happy to walk through my approach if that would be helpful.

Ongoing Partnership

Most clients continue working with me after launch—not because something broke, but because their business keeps evolving and their website needs to stay aligned.

Monthly Design Partnership — Starting at $1,500/month

  • Priority support and fast turnaround

  • Continuous content updates and page additions

  • Performance monitoring and optimization

  • Strategic consultation to keep your site working harder

Month-to-month. No long-term commitment. Cancel anytime with 30 days' notice. We can discuss this during our call or revisit it after launch if you prefer.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts, Emelie. And congrats on the ear for Brooklyn, not many people catch that with me so quickly lol.

Andru Bailey

​Web Designer & Strategist