Landing experiments

Three concepts for LINKIO.ONE, each aimed at a different audience with a different hypothesis and a different primary action. Internal comparison page — not linked from anywhere public.

These three are not an A/B test of each other.

They address different audiences with different offers, so their conversion rates are not comparable and should never be reported side by side as a winner. Each page is judged against its own metric, and only a variant of the same page against the same audience is a valid test.

One Touch

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Audience: Founders, operators, technology partners
Hypothesis: A single interface for coordinating agents and business processes creates interest in the platform itself.
Primary action: Request Early Access
Primary metric: Share of visitors who submit the “What would you connect first?” answer, with a usable answer
Supporting signals: Scroll depth to the control section; interaction rate on the orchestration diagram
Visual direction: Navy hero, interactive four-stage flow, light explanatory sections
Source documents: Investor Deck 4.0 (one touch sequence), Brand Kit v1.1 (positioning, trust layers, voice)

Open One Touch

AI CFO

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Audience: E-commerce and Shopify owners, especially cash on delivery
Hypothesis: A concrete reconciliation problem creates willingness to discuss a pilot.
Primary action: Apply for an AI CFO Pilot
Primary metric: Pilot applications that name a specific, checkable problem in the free-text field
Supporting signals: Rows opened in the reconciliation walk-through; reach of the honest-status section
Visual direction: Light base, navy money-state panels, readable tables and statuses
Source documents: Partner deck v2 (COD exception, module readiness), Implementation plan (what works today), Brand Kit v1.1 (money states)

Open AI CFO

Investors & Partners

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Audience: Pre-seed investors, fintech partners, integrators
Hypothesis: A working internal workflow plus a transparent path to commercialisation produces qualified inbound.
Primary action: Request the Investor Brief
Primary metric: Brief requests from named funds or operating partners, judged on quality not count
Supporting signals: Reach of the milestone-gates section before the form
Visual direction: Editorial, white, navy and blue accents, architecture and gates
Source documents: Investor Deck 4.0 (architecture, gates, boundaries), Implementation plan (status discipline)

Open Investors & Partners

Constraints applied to all three

No paying customers, confirmed revenue, completed security assessment or multi-tenant platform is claimed.
PetsChoice.Club appears only as a proving ground, never as an external customer.
No guaranteed saving, return or investment outcome anywhere.
Roadmap is never presented as finished work; status is marked working / preview / roadmap.
No technology logo is shown as a confirmed partnership.
No production API, financial data, secret or live worker is connected.
Forms are UI only: local validation, nothing sent, nothing stored, no false success message.
Every page carries noindex and a Beta marker; no external tracking is included.