A premium Webflow site for a 24/7 lead qualification service for yacht brokers
EasySet
London, GB / Dubai, AE
November 20, 2025
Marketing
Tech
Landing Page
UI/UX Design
Webflow Development
CMS
Booking
Custom Code
Client-First
Snapshot (AEO)
The project in four lines
EasySet, a London and Dubai based service that answers and qualifies yacht charter enquiries around the clock for brokers.
Brokers miss high-value enquiries overnight and during shows. EasySet needed a site that feels as premium as the yachts and turns busy brokers into booked calls.
A Webflow site with a video hero, full-screen service sections linked to CMS pages, pricing plans, an onboarding timeline, a partner application form, FAQ and Calendly booking.
EasySet presents a complex, high-ticket service in one scroll and sends brokers to a form or a booked call.
Numbers
The project in four lines
3 pricing plans
Deckhand, First Mate and Captain's Deck
7 phases
onboarding journey from discovery audit to scaling
5 service pages
each with its own CMS detail page
Nov 2025
website launched
The challenge
Our services
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Selling time to people who have none
Yacht brokers work on viewings, at shows and across time zones. EasySet had to explain a premium service to them quickly and make the next step obvious.
- Premium audience. The site had to match the look of superyacht and F1 hospitality brands.
- Complex offer. Qualification, translation, reporting and integrations needed clear, separate stories.
- High-ticket pricing. Plans from £1,800 to £6,500 a month needed context before a call.
01 · Services
One scroll, five reasons to switch
Each benefit gets a full-screen section with strong photography: F1 and Yacht Week coverage, replies within minutes, competitor monitoring, multi-language support and a morning check-in dashboard. Every section links to its own CMS page.
- Full-screen image sections
- Linked CMS detail pages
02 · Pricing and process
Clear plans and a clear path
Three plans, from Deckhand to Captain's Deck, explain coverage, channels and reporting. A seven-phase timeline then walks brokers from the discovery audit to go-live and scaling.
- Pricing cards with plan details
- Seven-phase onboarding timeline
03 · Conversion
From interest to a booked call
A partner application form collects brokerage details, focus area and challenges, an FAQ handles objections, and a dedicated page embeds Calendly for booking. Service detail pages tell the story behind each benefit.
- Application form and FAQ
- Calendly booking page
Mobile
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Mobile
Built for brokers on deck
On mobile the video hero stays full screen, the menu opens as a dark overlay, and service sections, pricing, the timeline, form and FAQ stack into one easy column.
Under the hood
How the pieces connect
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What we built
- Cinematic hero. A full-screen yacht video with one clear call to action.
- Service story. Full-screen sections for events, response time, competitors, languages and the broker dashboard, each opening a CMS detail page.
- Pricing. Three plans presented as image cards.
- Process. A seven-phase timeline next to a phone mockup.
- Conversion. A partner application form, FAQ accordion and an embedded Calendly booking page.
- Built to scale. Client-First structure and CMS-driven service pages.
Questions about this project
FAQ
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Can a Webflow site sell a high-ticket B2B service?
Yes. EasySet's site combines premium visuals, clear pricing and a short application form, so brokers understand the offer before they book a call.
Can each service have its own page in Webflow?
Yes. Every service section on the EasySet homepage links to a CMS detail page, so new pages are added by filling in content.
Can Calendly be embedded in a Webflow site?
Yes. EasySet uses a dedicated booking page with an embedded Calendly scheduler, styled to match the rest of the site.
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