
Gooseworks
gooseworks.ai/
Gooseworks calls itself a 'self-improving AI growth team' - a single shared AI coworker, nicknamed Goose, that a whole team accesses through Slack, WhatsApp, Claude, or ChatGPT rather than each person running their own separate agent. It produces static ads, video ads, product photos, and social content in a brand's voice, and includes a 'Measurement' feature that ties ad spend back to which specific creative drove it. The homepage's distinctive element is an interactive visualization of what it calls the 'Marketing Brain,' showing six knowledge domains (Company, Customer, Product, Learnings, Plan, Library) that Goose is said to maintain collaboratively across a team, plus published pricing running from a free tier up to a $599/month Scale plan.
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- Marketing
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- Next.jsTailwind CSS
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- AeonikGeistSansGeistMono
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- Gooseworks | Self-improving AI growth team
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Gooseworks's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Gooseworks's live page — useful references for marketing landing page design.
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More pricing & plansGooseworks design review: how the homepage is built
The Gooseworks homepage is about 13,550 pixels tall at 1440px. Blocks run from a painterly aerial-landscape hero, a product chat mock, a logo marquee and capability grids to a creative gallery, analytics and Slack mocks, a dark connector band, four pricing cards, a closing call to action and a landscape-photo footer. Lime "#7cbc0b" appears in the hero art and badge, with deep greens "#284744" and "#162726" in charts and the dark band. Type pairs Aeonik and GeistSans with GeistMono for code. White backgrounds dominate the page, which is unusual for a marketing tool.
Above the fold
A full-widthA full-width oil-painted aerial scene of a lime park, highways and white buildings fills the top, with a nav of "Creative", "Skills", "Pricing" and a dark "Book a demo" button. A pill toggle switches "Marketing Teams" and "Agents". Below, a "Backed by Y Combinator" chip precedes the headline "Self-improving AI growth team.", a one-line subhead, and a pill input reading "Enter your website" with a "Get started" button.
Chat mock, logos and capability grids
Five tabsFive tabs, "Creative" through "Brain", sit above an app mock with a sidebar and a chat about a "Hair Repair Serum" launch. A marquee under "Trusted by fast-growing brands" shows logos such as "CapOut". A quote and three icon columns follow. "What Goose can do." offers six icon cells, six pastel folders and about twenty integration chips ending in "+ 80 more".
Creative gallery, analytics and Slack
"Goose has"Goose has a full suite of creative tools." pairs a five-item menu with a three-by-three grid of ad images. "And Goose tells you which ones worked." introduces a dashboard with six metric tiles such as "$12,500" spend, a teal bar chart and a three-row table. "Talk to Goose from anywhere." follows with seven channel pills and a purple Slack mock above an "Add Goose to Slack" button.
Brain, connectors, pricing and footer
"Goose remembers"Goose remembers." shows a sphere of green dots with five labelled chips. A black band asks "Already living in Claude or ChatGPT?". "Pay as you go." lists four tiers, "$0", "$99", "$299" and "$599", the third inverted to black with a lime "MOST POPULAR" tag, each ending in "Book a demo". A "Hire Goose to grow your business today." card precedes a footer with three link columns over a landscape photograph.
On mobile
At 390px the hero art crops tighter and the input stays on one row. The five tabs and the creative menu become horizontally scrolling pills. Capability cells stack into one column, folders into two, and integration chips into two columns with truncated names. The ad gallery stays three across at thumbnail size. The four pricing cards stack vertically and the footer columns wrap.
Worth borrowing
- Placing a website-URL input inside the headline block, with "Free to start · No card required" beneath, turns the hero into a form.
- Framing each feature as a product mock, from chat to analytics to Slack, demonstrates several workflows.
- Inverting only the middle pricing card to black with a lime tag directs attention to the recommended tier.





