Conduit
conduit.ai/
Conduit builds AI agents for hospitality operators — hotel groups, independent hotels, short-term-rental operators, resorts, aparthotels, and villas — that answer guest messages and calls and coordinate work through a connected property-management system. The site splits its offering into three named agent types (chat, voice, internal) rather than one generic assistant, and its voice agents are pitched specifically at 24/7 front-desk and sales calls. Unlike most AI-agent sites, there are no customer logos, case studies, or usage numbers anywhere on the page; instead the copy leans on operational specifics — integrations, security controls, observability, and repeated emphasis on 'a clear path to a human when automation should stop' — plus a developer section documenting an MCP server for building on top of the platform.
- Category
- Sales & Support
- Style
- LightColorful
- Stack
- Next.jsTailwind CSS
- Fonts
- seasonFontInterbodyFont
- Palette
- Meta title
- AI for Hospitality: Customer Service Agents to Elevate Guest Experience
- Sections
- 11
- Updated
Conduit's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Conduit's live page — useful references for sales & support landing page design.
Heroes
More heroesFeatures
More featuresPricing
More pricingCTAs
More ctasLogo clouds
More logo cloudsAbout Us
More about usContact Us
More contact usAffiliate pages
More affiliate pagesCareers pages
More careers pagesBlog pages
More blog pagesConduit design review: what the page does, section by section
The homepage runs 7,853px at 1440px wide and stacks numbered blocks: centered hero with mockup, two-row logo wall, Product, Agents, a dark Features band, Customers carousel, Security badges, gradient call to action and a dark footer. Sky-blue gradients (#85e3fc, #b7edfd) sit behind screenshots on white, while the dark band uses warm brown-black. Headlines use a light display face (seasonFont, Inter) and body text uses bodyFont. Bracketed labels like [01] PRODUCT with right-aligned slash captions give an indexed, editorial feel to the scroll, with repeated dark Get started buttons throughout the page.
HeroesView crop
A centered headline, AI agents for hospitality, sits over a one-line subhead, one dark Get started button and a 4.7 / 5 rating. Below, a wide inbox screenshot with a chat panel floats on a blurred green, blue and orange gradient.
FeaturesView crop
Cards put the title top-left, a screenshot over a dotted gradient, and a caption beneath. Three agent cards (Chat, Voice, Internal) lead, then six more, from Multilingual to API & MCP. A dark band adds four numbered items around one central image.
Logo cloudsView crop
Under Trusted by 300+ hospitality brands in 120+ countries, twelve grayscale logos fill two rows of six, including Roofstock, Marriott, VTrips, Casago and NOBU Hotels. Thin vertical rules separate neighbours, and no logo is highlighted or enlarged, and each logo gets equal space.
PricingView crop
Four columns, Messaging, Guest, Guest + Devices and Full Suite, each have a gradient tile with a flower-like mark and starting rates of $18, $30, $36 and $48 per unit per month. Three use Get Started buttons; the last says Talk to Sales.
CTAsView crop
A full-width banner of teal, orange and red gradient with halftone dots holds a small logo mark and the label GET STARTED TODAY. White light-weight type reads Transform the way your team operates, above a single white Get started button, centered.
Affiliate pagesView crop
Earn $500 for every business you refer opens the page, with a Refer a customer button. Three numbered cards explain the steps. A table compares Referral with Ambassador across six rows. A short form with name, email and business fields ends it.
Careers pagesView crop
A long headline over a blurred pastel image opens the page, with a View open roles button. Six numbered beliefs fill two columns, then a beige benefits list. Six open roles are rows marked San Francisco, CA, On-site, each with a circular arrow.
Blog pagesView crop
A title, newsletter field and featured post with four progress bars open the page. Category filters precede a three-column grid of cards sharing one gradient template with a white title tile. A dark newsletter banner interrupts the grid; Load more follows.
About UsView crop
A blurred meadow image carries the centered headline Reinventing how hospitality communicates with AI. Large paragraph text ends with a Read the manifesto button. Five grey investor cards, including YCombinator and PI Labs, lead into a careers strip and the shared banner.
Contact UsView crop
A large centered title sits over three columns: customer and developer support, sales and product evaluation, and security and privacy. Each has a paragraph and an underlined link. A company name and San Francisco address sit under a thin rule.
FootersView crop
The dark footer holds the logo, tagline, social icons, G2 rating and newsletter field beside four link columns: Products, Company, Resources, More industries. A second band lists Hotel Groups, Independent Hotels, Short-Term Rentals and Conduit vs. competitor names, with legal links beneath.
On mobile
At 390px the page runs 13,274px, nearly twice the desktop height. The hero mockup shrinks to one chat panel, logos reflow into two columns, feature cards and security badges stack singly, and the dark band becomes a vertical list. Footer links fall into two columns; text stays legible.
Worth borrowing
- Numbered bracket labels with slash captions, like [02] AGENTS / BUILT FOR PRODUCTION, index a long homepage without extra navigation.
- Placing every screenshot on its own blurred gradient tile makes unrelated interface images read as one system.
- Footer columns of industry and competitor links turn the footer into audience-specific navigation.
