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Voxago

Ten products, eleven industries, one telephony brand

Industry
Telephony, SaaS
Year
2023 — ongoing
What we did
Marketing platform design & development, technical SEO
Live
voxago.com
Site languages
EN
voxago.com
Voxago
Public pages
73
Industry pages
11
Integration pages
26

Overview

Voxago is a US business-telephony brand: phone system, contact center, SMS, fax, meetings and AI voice agents under one subscription. We designed and built its site on Next.js 16 — 73 pages covering ten products, eleven industries and 26 integrations, with pricing and compliance laid out in full. It replaces the first version, a single-page React app on Laravel from 2023.

From an empty shell to 73 pages
Old siteNow
First load
the same empty shella prerendered page
Own URLs
one app73 pages
Link previews
nothing to readown title and Open Graph
What the pages cover
  • Integrations26
  • Industries11
  • Products10
  • Use cases6
  • Company sizes4

01 — Challenge

Voxago sells ten products to buyers as different as a dental clinic and a law firm, and each of them has to find their own case fast. The first site was a single-page app that answered every URL with the same empty HTML shell, leaving search engines and link previews nothing to read. And telephony buyers compare prices and compliance long before they book a demo.

02 — What we built

We rebuilt the site on Next.js 16 with React 19 server components and a typed content layer: products, solutions, industries, integrations, plans and compliance frameworks live in data files that every template reads. Pages are prerendered at build time, each with its own metadata, canonical URL and structured data. Features are illustrated with small coded interface mock-ups instead of stock photography.

03 — Result

A 73-page site where every product, industry and integration has its own URL. Pricing is public — three plans from $19.95 per user and a 42-row comparison — and five compliance frameworks are documented in one hub. Trial, support and integration requests land in the team's Telegram the moment they are sent.

Products — ten products grouped as Connect, Collaborate and Automate.
01

Product catalog

Ten products are grouped by job — Connect, Collaborate, Automate — so a buyer replacing a PBX, a contact-center tool and a video app sees where each one lands. The other eight product pages share one set of sections, down to their own FAQ.

  • Ten products in three groups: Connect, Collaborate, Automate
  • Phone system, contact center, SMS, fax, meetings, team chat
  • Separate templates for AI Voice Agents and Call Force
Pricing — three plans above a 42-row feature comparison.
02

Pricing

Basic, Pro and Executive — $19.95, $24.95 and $29.95 per user a month — sit above a 42-row comparison, so a buyer sees exactly what the next tier adds. The cards and the matrix read from one plan file, so they cannot drift apart.

  • Three per-user plans, free trial, no credit card required
  • 42 features compared across Basic, Pro and Executive
  • AI voice agents priced apart, from $39 per agent a month
Healthcare — one of eleven industry pages.
03

Industries and compliance

Eleven industry pages — healthcare, law firms, real estate, government and more — open with the people they serve, the problem in numbers and the features that matter to that trade. A separate hub maps HIPAA, FINRA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2 and GDPR to concrete controls.

  • 11 industry pages, plus 6 use cases and 4 company sizes
  • Each opens with the roles it serves and the problem in numbers
  • Compliance hub: HIPAA, FINRA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, GDPR
AI Voice Agents — the AI product line on its own dark template.
04

AI products

AI Voice Agents and Call Force each get a template of their own instead of the shared product layout. Voice agents answer, qualify and book around the clock; Call Force transcribes and scores sales calls, and its page lets a visitor play a real call and watch the scorecard fill in.

  • Voice agents from $39 per agent a month, live in under a week
  • Model-agnostic: OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Deepgram and others
  • Playable demo call with a live transcript and scorecard
Voxago
On a phone the plans turn into a swipeable row, and each comparison row lists all three tiers under the feature.

Key decisions

  • 72 of 73 pages are prerendered at build time, each with its own title, canonical URL and Open Graph tags.
  • Plans, FAQs, integrations and legal pages are read through small repositories over typed files shaped like the CMS's public API, so moving them into the admin means swapping one loader each.
  • 139 coded interface mock-ups illustrate features in place of stock screenshots, so they stay sharp at any size.
  • The SMS/MMS relay verifies signed carrier webhooks, drops duplicates and serves attachments through expiring sealed links.
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