gojiberry.ai/

Gojiberry

gojiberry.ai/

Gojiberry is an AI sales agent that finds warm leads from more than 15 buying and social signals, filters them against a company's ideal customer profile, and runs personalized outreach to book demos automatically. The hero line frames it as 'a radar for high-intent prospects,' and the homepage walks through a three-step Connect, Prospect, Convert flow. Rather than generic feature bullets, it leans on named-customer numbers: one testimonial claims 15+ demos booked per week, another says results paid the tool back '6x already,' and a third cites 5 demos from just 30 leads. It also charts performance climbing across Week 1, 3, and 5 of use, and pitches itself as a replacement for a company's entire outreach stack, not an add-on to it.

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Gojiberry AI - Grow your sales with warm leads & high intent outreach

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Oct 10, 2026

Gojiberry's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Gojiberry's live page — useful references for sales & support landing page design.

Gojiberry design review: how the homepage is built

Gojiberry's homepage runs about 13,520 pixels on desktop, moving from a hero through a logo strip, a three-step process, an outreach-tool comparison, statistics, integrations and pricing to a closing call to action. The palette is light, built on a peach gradient (#fbd7c8, #fcbaa6) with an orange accent (#d86b23) on parts of several headings. Headings use Fustat and body copy uses Inter Display, and the site is built with Framer. The distinctive pattern is a single URL field repeated as the main conversion element, paired with copy about running outbound automatically.

Above the fold

Above the fold sits a nav row with "Features", "Playbooks", "Case Studies" and "Pricing", plus "Login" and "Start for free". A "Backed by Y Combinator P26" badge sits over the headline, "Your AI agent finds high intent leads and contacts them for you." Beneath the subhead, a URL field sits beside a black "Launch my agent for free" button, followed by a G2 rating of 4.8/5 and a customer quote.

Trust logos, process steps and outreach cards

A logo strip headed "Trusted by 2,000+ sales & GTM teams worldwide" shows eight tiles in a four-by-two grid, including HubSpot, Nokia and Salesforce. "Your sales agent runs 24/7. And gets better every week." introduces three numbered steps, "Enter your website", "Your agent finds your buyers" and "Demos land in your calendar", beside glass icons. Three cards labelled "CONTROL", "REPLIES" and "LEAD GENERATION" close the stretch.

Outreach stack, statistics, integrations and pricing

A Venn diagram headed "One agent. Replaces your entire outreach stack." places tools such as Apollo, clay and lemlist in overlapping circles. A stats block lists "2,000+", "3hrs" and "<5mins" under "2,000 teams stopped manual prospecting. Their Agents run outbound for them." Seven integration tiles fan out from one hub under "Works with the tools you already use." Two pricing cards follow: PRO at $99/month and CUSTOM with "Talk with us".

Closing section and footer

The closing panel reads "Your next 10 customers are already out there." above the URL field and "Launch my agent for free" button, with "Free Trial · Live in 5 minutes · Cancel anytime" beneath. The footer lists three link columns, "Sections", "Features" and "Information", the last with nine items including "Cookie Settings". A Product Hunt badge reads "#1 Product of the Day".

On mobile

At 390px the hero stacks into one column, with the URL field and "Launch my agent for free" button full width beneath the headline. The desktop three-step block becomes four cards, numbered 1/4 to 4/4, such as "Finds & scores your best leads first". The logo strip drops to two columns, pricing cards stack with Pro above Custom, and the footer becomes a single column.

Worth borrowing

A single URL field paired with the hero button, repeated in the closing panel, makes the input the page's main conversion element.
Pricing sits as two side-by-side cards, a monthly figure beside a "Talk with us" option.
Mobile turns the desktop three-step row into four numbered cards, so the same sequence reads as a longer scroll on a phone.