Our old site had grown for a decade. Pages were added, none were removed, and the thing a buyer actually wanted to know, what SuperCat does and what it costs, was buried behind a contact form. We rebuilt it.
Pricing you can see
Most B2B software makes you book a call to learn a number. We think that wastes your time and ours, so the pricing page now shows everything.
Three plans build on each other. Catalog Essentials at $749 a month covers your digital catalog and field sales on the iPad. Commerce Professional at $1,295 adds the B2B storefront so buyers order themselves. Commerce Enterprise at $2,295 adds the sales intelligence layer.
Users are priced on a sliding scale that drops from $25 to $18 per user per month as your team grows, so a wider rollout is not punished. Onboarding and data integration are priced in the same view.
Answer three questions about how your buyers order, whether you want sales intelligence, and how big your team is. The configurator shows the plan we would recommend and what it costs, including setup.
Answers before the sales call
Alongside pricing, the site now carries the things people actually ask us for during an evaluation:
- An ROI calculator for building the internal business case
- Case studies from manufacturers running SuperCat today, with real numbers
- A knowledge base covering how the platform works, open to everyone
- Release notes and this feed, so you can see what we ship and how often
The goal is that you can get most of the way through an evaluation before anyone from our team is involved. If you still want a demo, the button is never far away.
Built for where you actually read it
Sales leaders and reps read this on a phone, standing in a showroom at market, not at a desk. Every page was designed narrow first and widened from there, so nothing important hides behind a horizontal scroll.
There is a dark theme too, which matters more than it sounds when you are on a stand under show lighting for four days.
Faster, by construction
The site is statically generated. Pages arrive already rendered instead of being assembled in your browser, so there is nothing to boot before the first word appears.
That is not a vanity metric. Faster pages mean fewer people give up before they find what they came for.
Tell us what is missing
We build for furniture, lighting and home-decor manufacturers, and the people who know what this site should say are the people who sell those products. If something you needed was hard to find, we would rather hear it than guess.