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Perihel

Perihel reads a company's CRM, billing and product usage and turns them into one live revenue forecast with a confidence band. The buyers are revenue leaders who live in spreadsheets, so the page had to feel calm and precise, and show the product early.

Project: Perihel
Industry: SaaS · Revenue forecasting
Scope: Web design · Build · Motion
Built with: HTML, CSS, GSAP, ScrollTrigger
Year: 2026

Perihel — A landing page for a revenue forecasting platform that shows RevOps teams where the quarter lands weeks before it closes.

Overview

A product page, not a poster

The brief

Revenue leaders compare tools by looking at the product. The page had to feel like a mature SaaS: one typeface, one neutral dark palette, real-looking interface and copy that says specific things. The only image is a night launch, used where it adds a sense of scale.

What we did

The first screen is a long-exposure photograph of a launch over the horizon. As you scroll, the camera rises to the stars and pushes in, the headline lifts and blurs away, and the full application window arrives: sidebar, forecast, what moved this week and the deals to review. Below, the page is built like a product site: a strip of four numbers, a statement that lights up word by word, a forecast bridge with its drivers, a risk list with plain reasons, a working scenario planner, a grid of six details, connectors that slide with the scroll, a setup timeline that fills in, pricing, questions and a closing call to action over a second launch.