An operator toolkit, surfaced cleanly.

RelayKit ships four operator-tier products: mobile proxies, phone numbers, virtual cards, and a cloud browser. Each has its own pricing model, its own buyer, and its own jargon. The earlier marketing site flattened them into a generic SaaS pitch — visitors couldn't tell what RelayKit actually did, let alone which product they wanted.

We needed a marketing surface that lets each product breathe, plus a dashboard that ties them together for customers who use more than one. Crypto and card payments. Trust signals that match the audience. Fast, even on phones in field conditions.

We rebuilt the marketing site around a 'tradecraft dossier' visual language — archival labels, mono-spec blocks, stamped callouts, a live US carrier map. Each product (proxies, numbers, cards, browser) got a dedicated page with its own pricing and capabilities. A consolidated /pricing page lets cross-product buyers see the whole picture.

Under the hood: Next.js 14 App Router, Supabase Postgres, custom JWT auth, Stripe + NOWPayments for cards and crypto, Cloudflare Turnstile on registration. The dashboard and checkout reuse the existing implementation — we replaced the marketing surface without disrupting active customers.

Eight pages live: landing, four product pages, consolidated pricing, an operator field manual, and an about/trust/FAQ page. Mobile proxies are the flagship and read like it; the other three are clearly supporting acts in the same toolkit.

Performance budget held: static-first marketing pages, lazy-loaded product visualizations, sub-second loads on mobile.