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SimNet internet provider landing page

SimNet provider landing page: dark and light designs, subscriber pains, 6 reasons to choose SimNet, 4 connection steps, FAQ, pop-up and thank-you page.

Project at a glance

Client: SimNet; a Kyiv internet provider with 25,000+ subscribers
Offer: Up to 1 Gbps from 125 UAH/month; GPON, backup power, easy switch
Design: 2 versions; a dark “tech” and a light “family” version
Connection: 4 steps; request → a convenient date → technician → online
Lead: Forms + pop-up; name, phone, address or a convenient time to call
After the request: Thank-you page; a call within 15 minutes + Telegram and Viber

Context and task

SimNet is a Kyiv internet provider with over 25,000 subscribers. The site’s main job is connection requests from ads: people must see the speed and price in seconds, recognise their problems with their current provider and leave a request. We made two design versions to test which approach brings cheaper leads.

SimNet landing page: dark version, hero — Screenshot 1 — dark version, hero

How we built it

The dark version speaks the language of tech: neon GPON, VR goggles and sharp bevelled block corners. The light one speaks the language of family: a happy family at a laptop and soft blue accents. Both show the key point right away — up to 1 Gbps from 125 UAH a month — plus three arguments: an easy switch, backup power and GPON technology.

SimNet landing page: subscriber pains and 6 reasons to choose SimNet — Screenshot 3 — subscriber pains and 6 reasons to choose SimNet

Page structure

Hero: speed, price, 3 arguments and a “Connect” button.
“Sound familiar?” — 4 pains: slow speed, dropouts, rising prices, switching providers.
6 reasons to choose SimNet: speed, reliability, plan choice, support, static IP, coverage.
4 connection steps and a request form with “from just 125 UAH a month”.
Subscriber reviews and an FAQ on timing, cost, technology, equipment and promotions.
A request pop-up, full-screen menu, thank-you page and mobile version.

How the site persuades

The site starts with the subscriber’s pain rather than the provider’s strengths: the internet drops, prices rise without warning, and switching providers feels risky. Right after that come six reasons to choose SimNet and four simple connection steps, where step one is just leaving a request and step two is picking a convenient date.

SimNet landing page: 4 connection steps and the request form — Screenshot 4 — 4 connection steps and the request form

Screenshot 4 — 4 connection steps and the request form

Requests that don’t get lost

A request can be left from anywhere: in on-page forms or a pop-up, where a convenient call time can replace the address. After sending, people see a thank-you page promising a call within 15 minutes, with Telegram and Viber buttons to message right away. The mobile version has its own full-screen menu.

SimNet landing page: request pop-up — Screenshot 6 — request pop-up

Summary

SimNet got a landing page in two designs that shows speed and price in seconds, speaks to subscriber pains and doesn’t lose a single request, from the pop-up to the thank-you page. Ads can be tested on both versions and scaled on the winner.