AI outbound

We made Valley's difference clear before the sales call.

Client

Valley

Year

2025–2026

Involvement

Web Design,

Motion Design,

Framer Development,

Sales Deck

Valley homepage on a monitor: 'AI-Powered LinkedIn Outreach that Books Sales Calls.', website design by PIXELUP LABS

Why did Valley need a new website?

Where Valley was

Valley had a brand it liked. The homepage didn't explain the engine, and prospects kept asking how Valley differed from other LinkedIn tools.

What Valley asks its buyers to do

Let AI run outreach from their own LinkedIn account. Careless automation gets accounts flagged.

What they asked us for

A new homepage, a product-page template and a sales deck, inside Valley's existing brand.

Why it mattered

Sales leaders have been burned by automation tools. They buy the one that shows how it works.

Valley homepage hero over an oil-paint landscape, with the signal flow and a Find Leads to Send Messages path

Critical challenge

01 / 02

Valley's website had to answer the competitor question before the sales call.

Problem

HeyReach, Expandi and lemlist all automate LinkedIn. Prospects finished demos unsure what made Valley different.

Why it mattered

If the difference only shows up on the call, Valley loses everyone who never books one.

What we did

A landing page has about seven seconds to answer: what is this, why now, why you. So the page leads with results, names the category, shows the engine, then proves it. The engine is a visible flow: find, qualify, research, personalise, send. The comparison is concrete: a labelled reply-rate chart, and "migrated off" logos styled so they can't pass for customers.

Outcome

Live on 7 January 2026. Ten months on, Valley's team has rebuilt parts of it and kept the migrated-off band and the reply-rate comparison (checked 3 November 2026).

Valley's reply-rate comparison against competitors and its 'Who Valley Is Built For' section, beside the Valley mark in a dot grid
'Powered by the Valley Warm Outbound Engine' section on a dark panel over Valley's oil-paint imagery

Critical challenge

02 / 02

The sales deck could only show what the product really does.

Problem

Product decks drift: callouts start promising features the screenshots can't show.

Why it mattered

A buyer who sees a feature on a slide and can't find it in the demo stops trusting both.

What we did

We locked the flow in low fidelity first. Then two rules: cut any callout without a matching screen, and use Valley's own product wording. The result is 18 slides plus an appendix of annotated screens.

Outcome

Every claim in the deck maps to a screen Valley can show live.

Valley's 'How Valley empowers teams to launch and scale' section: customer result cards for Deel, Frang, Kaster and others
Valley homepage beside its 'AI-Powered Workflows That Fill Your Calendar' section
Ring of Valley brand tiles, quotes and product screens around 'AI that Finds High-Intent Leads'

And this is where Valley ended up.

The site is a system Valley's team runs without us: every section a Framer component, testimonials synced across pages, and a product page that copies per feature.

Valley wrote its own copy and kept its brand. We designed and built the site, made the motion and designed the deck.

If your brand needs rebuilding from scratch, that's a different project. Valley's didn't, so we didn't touch it.

Web design, motion design, Framer development and sales deck design by PIXELUP LABS, 2025–2026.

If your prospects still ask how you're different after the demo, book a call.

Frequently asked questions

PIXELUP LABS redesigned Valley's website in 2025 and 2026, built it in Framer and designed Valley's sales deck, inside Valley's existing brand. Valley is an AI outbound platform backed by General Catalyst and Antler. The site went live on 7 January 2026.

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