Legitt AI is an AI-native contract lifecycle management platform for drafting, reviewing, signing and tracking contracts, positioned as "World's #1 AI Native Contract Management Software." Nevion Labs built the marketing website, covering the product's Create/Manage/Store/Integrate capability set, tiered pricing and enterprise trust signals.

Contract management is a crowded SaaS category, and Legitt AI sells to two genuinely different buyers on the same domain: an individual or small team who wants to self-serve today, and an enterprise buyer who needs a security-and-compliance conversation before they'll even start a trial. That creates a specific structural problem:
The build treated the self-serve and enterprise buyer as two parallel journeys sharing the same product story, rather than forcing one funnel.
The site's structure mirrors how the two buyer types actually shop: a self-serve visitor wants speed and no friction, an enterprise visitor wants proof before commitment.
The homepage hero immediately forks into "For Small Teams" (Legitt Lite, "Start Free", no credit card required) and "For Enterprises" (Legitt Pro, "Book Demo", SOC 2 · GDPR · ISO 27001 shown inline), both paths visible in the first screen, with no scrolling required to find the right one.
Below the fork, client logos (including recognizable enterprise names) establish social proof before any feature deep-dive, addressing the same "trust before technology" pattern that matters across B2B SaaS, and particularly for a product that touches legally binding documents.
The dedicated pricing page carries the self-serve/enterprise split further: four tiers (Free, Starter AI, Business AI, Enterprise AI) each list exactly what's included, with the top two tiers additionally showing supported integrations (Salesforce, Oracle, Gmail and others) as logos rather than a text list, letting a technical evaluator confirm compatibility at a glance.
An AI chat assistant is present site-wide with pre-set intents ("I would like to schedule a demo," "generate a contract," "review a contract"), turning the product's own AI capability into part of the site experience itself, not just something described on a features page.
Two buyer paths, one product story
What's directly verifiable from the live site's markup and response headers:
On mobile, the dual-plan hero cards stack vertically (Legitt Lite above Legitt Pro), the navigation collapses behind a menu icon, and the AI chat assistant repositions to avoid overlapping the primary CTA buttons.
What shipped, described as delivered scope:
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