assurestor.com/

Assurestor

assurestor.com/

Assurestor sells backup, disaster recovery, and business-continuity platforms (Backup2Cloud, DR2Cloud, SaaS2Cloud, Veeam2Cloud, and newer HYCU-powered “NG” variants) exclusively through IT channel partners rather than direct to end businesses. The homepage is organized around a three-part framework — “Review and Rethink, Restore and Recover, Relax and Reclaim” — and its trust signals lean on named channel-partner quotes (64TEQ, FCS Protect, VMHosts) praising the partner program's profitability, rather than end-customer results or usage statistics, of which there are none on the page. It lists four separate ISO certifications and Cyber Essentials Plus, and claims its platforms are “multi-award-winning” without naming the awards.

Visit website

Category

Engineering & Infrastructure

Style

Dark Colorful

Stack

Next.js Tailwind CSS

Fonts

__DenimInk_6c8d69

Palette

Meta title

Assurestor | Home

Sections

Updated

Oct 10, 2026

Assurestor's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Assurestor's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.

Assurestor design review: how the homepage is built

The page runs from a hero announcing an NG launch to an oversized statement headline, two three-card rows, a stack of white product tiles, three giant claims, a testimonial strip, a lime closing panel and a footer with five certification badges. It is 9527px tall at 1440px. A deep olive ground carries one acid lime, #bdff00, on buttons, dot-matrix icons and the closing panel, with #364819 as the card tint. The display face is a custom one named DenimInk. Pixel-dot and ASCII illustrations replace photography throughout, unusual for a channel-only data protection vendor.

Above the fold

The header holds an italic lime wordmark, five links reading "Platforms", "NG Platforms", "Aggregation+", "Partners" and "Company", an outlined "Login" button and a filled lime "Get in touch" button. Below a dotted tag reading "NG Powered by HYCU" sits the headline "NG has launched!" and three buttons: lime "Book a Call with an NG Specialist" beside outlined "Press Release" and "Read More". On the right, three concentric lime rings surround a dot-matrix "NG".

Statement headline and three-card rows

The headline "The A to Z of modern business protection – in any data disaster" is the largest type on the page. Split blocks follow: "High-performance protection primed for the channel" with a faint ASCII hourglass, then "Protect the people and information behind the data" beside a blank lime rounded rectangle. Three numbered dark cards sit under "Non-stop, business-as-usual for your customers is our goal. That's why we:", followed by white-bottomed cards "Review and Rethink", "Restore and Recover" and "Relax and Reclaim".

Platform tiles and three big claims

Under "Fortune favours those who prepare", white rounded tiles with lime icon squares and "Powered by" credits are stacked on the right: "Backup2Cloud", "DR2Cloud", "SaaS2Cloud" and "Veeam2Cloud". "Next-Generation Data Resilience" adds two tiles with NG badges. Three hairline-separated rows pair a lime icon square with huge type: "100% Business Uptime", "Zero Compromise" and "Total Reassurance". A block headed "HPE Zerto MSP Licensing" closes this stretch with an outlined "Learn More" button.

Closing section and footer

A strip of white quote cards credits "Jez Wyatt" and "Michael Custance", the third fading out at the edge. A full-width lime panel reads "Start growing your business' backup and recovery portfolio." above a dark "Partner with Assurestor" button. A scrolling row of partner logos precedes a footer with columns including "Platforms", "Aggregation+" and "Tools and Resources", a "Newsletter" email field with a lime arrow button, and ISO badges.

On mobile

At 390px the page stretches to 12192px in a single column. The nav links are gone from view and the three hero buttons stack vertically, lime one first. The NG rings drop below the buttons, the hourglass moves under its text, and the platform tiles lose their side column. Quote cards still scroll sideways, and the footer columns pair up two across.

Worth borrowing

One acid lime on deep olive marks every action, icon and the closing panel without a second accent.
Dot-matrix illustrations give the brand an identity without product screenshots.
Tiles that each credit a technology partner under the product name double as a partner-endorsement list.