Compass
One page that answers a buyer's questions and books the demo.
Compass helps employees at banks, credit unions, and other careful organizations get answers from their own policies and documents. The people buying it are already comparing it with ChatGPT Enterprise and Microsoft Copilot, so the site takes those comparisons head on, shows the price, and lets a prospect work out their own payback before anyone asks them for a meeting.
Bank, credit union, and compliance-minded leaders evaluating an AI assistant their staff can safely use on internal documents.
What it helps with
- 01
The whole story on one page
The problem, the comparison, the features, the pricing, and the demo booking are all in one scroll, with no menus to get lost in.
- 02
Buyers do their own math
A savings calculator turns team size, wages, and time spent looking things up into hours and dollars saved, with the assumptions shown.
- 03
An honest comparison
The tools buyers already know are named and answered point by point, which builds more trust than vague claims.
- 04
Pricing in the open
Usage-based pricing is published in full and explained in plain language, so no one has to book a call just to get a number.
- 05
Book a demo on the spot
The demo calendar and contact form slide out from the side of the page, so an interested buyer can act the moment they are ready.
See it in action, one screen at a time.
- Step01
Explain the product in one look
The opening screen shows employee questions turning into answers with sources, so the value is clear before a single paragraph is read.
- Step02
Show the everyday question it answers
A worked marketing example walks through a real-world staff question and a sample answer with its source, so buyers picture their own team using it.
- Step03
Answer the comparison directly
Each alternative a buyer is weighing gets its own card and specific concerns, with Compass presented as the answer to each.
- Step04
Make getting started look easy
Three plain steps show how a team would set it up, from adding documents to choosing who can see them, which eases the worry about a long rollout.
- Step05
Let buyers estimate their savings
Four sliders turn a team's own numbers into estimated hours and dollars saved, giving the buyer a starting business case to take to their boss.
- Step06
Try a scenario that matches your team
Changing the sliders reworks the estimate on the spot. The figures are modeled from the buyer's inputs, not measured savings, and the footnote says results will vary.
- Step07
Put the price on the page
The monthly fee, usage rates, and what is included sit on one card, so a buyer can budget without booking a call just to hear a number.
- Step08
Answer the privacy question plainly
The questions careful buyers ask most, like where their data goes, get short, direct answers on the page instead of waiting for a sales call.
- Step09
Show who stands behind it
Compass is placed within the Directlink product family, reassuring buyers that an established company supports it.
Step10Holds up on a phone
The full page, calculator included, works on a phone for the executive who first clicks a link from their inbox.
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