A no-code platform to start and grow online businesses. Fits ecommerce SaaS, no-code platform tools, SMB-tooling apps, and business-builder landing page designs.
Screenshots of 4 pages from krepling.com: homepage, features, pricing and blog.
Vivid violet (#b154f9) primary on a pure white (#ffffff) canvas, set in PP Radio Grotesk throughout. These values are read from the Krepling DESIGN.md in the Pass bundle, which carries all 18 color tokens, 9 type styles, the radius and spacing scales and the full component rules.
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The home page opens on a pale grey canvas with a soft 3D scene: two translucent cylinders with app icons (a mail tool, a chat tool, a payments tool and others) tumbling between them. A very large black headline on the left says it is the world's most powerful commerce platform. On the right, a smaller line promises to build a store using clicks instead of code, with a purple button to request a demo. The nav is minimal: features, pricing, company, resources, log in, and a bordered get-started button.
The next section is titled with a large "Workflows" wordmark and a rounded icon. A gradient panel from peach to lavender shows a phone with a shopping cart on the left and a small flow diagram on the right: a registered user leaves items in their cart, the system sends a reminder email, then offers a 20% discount, and the phone shows the resulting offer. Below it, a big headline in black with a colored gradient on the last words describes building commerce experiences and customer journeys with easy-to-build workflows.
A dark section titled "Storefront" shows a template picker ("Minimal Modern"), a components palette and a phone preview of a sports shoe store. Stacked bars below name the main ideas: a fully customizable store builder and full freedom over payments and logistics. A black card, "Coming Soon: AI Store Generator," has a search-style box where a user types a store style and sees a live preview, which makes the idea easy to grasp without reading.
The pricing page uses a photo of tiles with integration icons at the top. Four columns follow: Basic at 45 dollars a month, Growth at 250 dollars (highlighted in black with a Popular badge), Professional at 450 dollars, and an Enterprise column that says to get in touch. Each column gives a one-line audience description and then lists limits for workflows, seats and stores in dark pill badges. Prices reflect the capture date.
The blog index has a large title, a short line about e-commerce news and resources, and a row of rounded filter chips: announcements, business ideas, case studies, e-commerce tips, marketing and partnerships. A large featured article card with a colorful illustration of shop elements leads the list.
Based on full-page screenshots of krepling.com: the home page, pricing and blog pages. Prices and plan limits reflect the capture date, so check the live site before relying on them. The features page was not reviewed.