wiza.co/

Wiza

wiza.co/

Wiza is a B2B contact database that verifies emails and phone numbers at the moment of request instead of serving from a static, pre-loaded list, drawing on a pool it puts at 850M+ contacts. The site directly contrasts itself with competitors that "pre-load a database and hope it hasn't gone stale," and displays animated counters for accuracy and bounce-rate figures on the page itself. Its copy runs a consistent "magic" motif throughout ("magic wand," "magic touch," "conjures up," "works like a charm") rather than sober enterprise language. Trust signals include enterprise client logos (Microsoft, Google, Slack, Salesforce), a 4.6/5 G2 rating and 4.8/5 Chrome Web Store rating, and a customer quote claiming the tool "has paid for itself 100x over."

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Wiza | The Most Accurate B2B Prospecting Tool

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Oct 10, 2026

Wiza's landing page, section by section

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

Wiza design review: how the homepage is built

The page matches the brand name Wiza and runs as one long light column about 12,708 pixels tall on desktop. Colour stays restrained: deep plum type in #26114a sits on pale lavender and pink gradient panels. Typefaces are Britti Sans for display headings and Inter for body text. What stands out is how much product interface sits in the scroll: a contacts table under the hero, a prospect profile modal and framed feature cards appear as large mockups between the marketing blocks. Section blocks are centred, with thin moon-and-plus dividers between them.

Above the fold

The nav bar holds the wiza logo, "Solutions", "Resources", "Enterprise", "Pricing" and "Log in". Beneath the headline "Find verified emails and phone numbers in seconds" sit two buttons, "Get started for free" and "Get a demo". A framed contacts table shows 7,969 contacts with "Reveal Work Email" buttons. A logo row names Microsoft, Google and salesforce. G2 and Chrome Web Store ratings follow.

Problem, magic wand and accuracy stats

A problem block headed "You're paying a fortune for data that's wrong", beside floating contact cards that show "Unknown" fields. The "It's as easy as waving a magic wand" section stacks a grid of profile cards above a single "Get Chrome extension" button. A row of three figures for title accuracy, email accuracy and bounce rates sits above the heading "Enchanting email verification right before your eyes".

Prospect modal, feature cards and data sync

Lower down, a framed prospect modal for "Stephen Hakami" sits above the heading "Discover 850M+ prospects in seconds". Three cards follow under "The best data on the market", headed "Built-in email verification", "Fully enriched prospect data" and "Find multiple contact points", each with its own illustration. The "Data sync works like a charm" block shows Salesforce and HubSpot logos in a cluster above its heading.

Closing section and footer

A testimonial under "You're in good company" quotes Colin Mokhtary, Enterprise Account Director at Suzy, with three stats below it: "204%" more demos, "5x" faster prospecting and "8x" less bounces. The "Join for free today" block lists "25 free credits" and "No credit card required" above a work email field. The footer carries the wiza logo and lists link columns headed "Solutions", "Resources" and "Company".

On mobile

At 390px the hero headline breaks onto four lines and the logo row wraps into two columns. The product table shrinks to a thumbnail strip, so its buttons are unreadable. The stat row stays on one line. Problem cards and feature cards stack vertically. The "Create account" button runs full width above the footer. The footer lists Solutions and Resources side by side, with Company below.

Worth borrowing

A working product table sits directly under the hero buttons, so the first screen shows the tool rather than an abstract illustration.
Plain centred headings alternate with framed mockups and feature cards, which gives the long scroll a repeatable rhythm.
Trust proof appears twice, as a logo row with G2 and Chrome Web Store ratings near the top and as a testimonial with three stats near the close.