A revenue enablement platform for go-to-market teams. Fits sales SaaS, customer-success tools, partner-portal products, and B2B-revenue landing page designs.
Screenshot of the dock.us homepage.
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About Dock
Home page hero
The page opens on a clean white canvas with lots of space around the text. A small nav holds a blue cloud-style logo with the lowercase wordmark, a product dropdown, solutions, pricing, templates, a revenue lab link and an about page, with a talk-to-sales link, a log-in link and a small blue start-for-free button at the right. The headline, "Revenue enablement that customers love," is set in a bold, tightly spaced sans-serif, with a short grey line about sales, customer success and marketing working together. A blue get-Dock-for-free button follows, with a small review-site rating badge and a faint loading bubble under it.
Feature chips and logos
Four pastel chips in a row act as a table of contents for the page: workspaces for buyers and customers, content management, quotes and order forms, and security profiles. Each chip has a small colored icon tile, so the four areas are visible before any scrolling. A label, "Revenue teams choose Dock," introduces two rows of five logos each, a mix of software and consumer brands.
Collaboration section
A mint-tinted rounded panel, "Collaborate with buyers & customers in one place," has a small icon, a learn-more link and a row of sub-tabs: sales rooms, customer onboarding, client portals, project hubs, mutual plans and proofs of concept. Below, a large dark-header workspace screenshot shows a pricing table with line items, a discount row and totals, a mutual plan checklist with dated steps and assigned avatars, and a product overview video card beside a product tour slide.
Content management section
A second panel in a slightly greener tint, "Manage content for sales, marketing, and customer teams," repeats the same structure: an icon, a short heading and a learn-more link, followed by four sub-tabs for content management, insights and analytics, powerful search and easy-to-share links. A library screenshot begins at the bottom of the capture, so the page reads as a stack of panels, one for each product area.
Based on a single partial screenshot of dock.us, the only capture available for this entry; it covers the top of the home page. Check the live site for pricing, templates and the rest of the page.
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