Growth Marketer & Automation Expert | Specializing in B2B SaaS & No-Code Development

Over the last 11 years, I have worked with over 100+ companies, which include early-stage startups, growth-stage SMBs and even Fortune 500 organizations. I’m extremely good at identifying content gaps, hacking user motivation, and weaving business outcomes with technical & design implementation. 

During my career span, I have worked as a Growth Hacker, Digital Marketer, Content Writer, Copywriter, Blogger, Technical Writer, Social Media Strategist, SEO Expert, Journalist, HTML/CSS Designer, and iOS/Android/Java Developer for numerous startups and businesses.

The wide array of cross-functional experience allows me to create content strategies that not only drive growth but also understand business requirements and weave a consistent brand experience.

I'm currently working full-time to scale up my startup (www.smartify.in), which is currently the #1 ranked home automation/smart home store in India. That being said, I'm open to any marketing/growth-hacking consulting opportunities on a freelance basis. 

To know more about me, please visit: http://abhibavishi.com or drop an email to: ab@smartify.in.

Abhi B.

I help early-stage SaaS startups turn their websites into conversion machines using the Message-Driven Design Framework

Most designers will build you a "pretty" website.

I build websites that make you money.
Big difference.

I'm Ahfaz - founder of Catalyst Creative.

I help early-stage and recently funded SaaS startups build websites that actually convert visitors into demos, signups, and revenue.

Here's the thing most founders don't realize:

Your website is a sales tool for growth. 

And if it's not booking demos or driving signups, it's costing you money every single day.

That's where I come in.
I don't just make things look nice (though they do).

I start with messaging and strategy FIRST.
Then I design around that.

This is my Message-Driven Design Framework:

- Nail your positioning and value prop before touching Figma
- Write conversion-focused copy that speaks directly to your ICP
- Design a site that amplifies that message and drives action

The result?

Websites that don't just look professional but they perform.

Here's what that looks like in action:

FlowBookings - 68% increase in free trial conversions after redesigning their homepage with clearer messaging and a conversion-focused layout.

Vindhya Infomedia - 34% boost in organic traffic by optimizing their site structure, SEO, and content strategy.

Ultimate Blocks - Complete SaaS website redesign delivered in 2 weeks (not months). Client said the results were "mind-blowing."

EmailVertex - Launched a high-converting landing page in just 10 days for their ad campaigns. Client called it a "10/10 experience."

Over the last 5+ years, I've worked with SaaS founders who:

- Just raised their seed round and need to look credible fast
- Launched their first product and need a site that converts cold traffic
- Hit a growth plateau and realized their website is the bottleneck

And here's what they all have in common:

They needed a site that could keep up with their ambitions.

Not just look better.
Sell better.

Because speed matters.
But so does strategy.

If you're building something great and your website isn't pulling its weight, let's talk.

DM me "WEBSITE" and I'll show you what's possible.

Ahfaz A.

Really like how the testimonials section for my portfolio turned out. 

I find sliders often boring and not great for engagement. 

So, I tried something different for this section. 

Instead of using boring left/right arrows, I used the images of my clients for the slider navigation. 

Click a face, see their testimonial.
Makes it way more interactive and personal.

All it took was Finsweet's Slider Dot attributes to implement this. 

Why this works better:

- People are naturally drawn to faces
- It shows who these testimonials are from upfront
- Makes the section feel alive instead of static
- Actually gets people to click through and read

This is the difference between "functional" design and design that drives engagement.

Small details like this compound into better conversions.

Could I have used a basic slider? Sure.

But why settle for functional when you can make it work harder for you?

High-Converting Webflow Websites for SaaS startups

SaaS founders will drop $120K on a senior engineer.

Then turn around and hire a $500 Upwork designer for their website.

Dude. 
What are you doing?

You're literally contradicting yourself.

You want A-players in sales. 
A-players in product. 
A-players in marketing.

But when it comes to the ONE thing that:

- Makes investors think you're legit (or not)
- Converts traffic into revenue (or wastes ad spend)
- Shows customers you're serious (or just another startup)

You cheap out.

Here's what's actually happening:

You're treating your website like it's "just design."

It's not.

Your website is a REVENUE ENGINE.

It's the front door to your entire business.

And you just handed the keys to someone who doesn't understand your market, your customers, or how to make a single pixel drive conversions.

That $500 website is costing you $50K+ in lost deals.
Maybe more.

You wouldn't hire a junior dev to build your core product.

So why would you hire someone who doesn't understand SaaS to build the thing that SELLS your product?

Stop the bleeding.

Get someone who knows what they're doing.

PS: If you want a website that actually converts and doesn't look like every other DIY Webflow template, DM me "WEBSITE" and let's talk.

Ahfaz Ahmed

I just redesigned my entire portfolio for 2026.

And it finally reflects how I ACTUALLY want to work.

Here's what changed:

For the last year, I've been experimenting with my offers.
Had no clear positioning.

The result?
Prospects were confused about what I actually offer.

"Do you do branding?" 
"Can you just build what we designed?" 
"Do you take small projects or only big ones?"

I was leaving money on the table because my portfolio didn't make it clear.

So I rebuilt it with ONE goal:

Make it crystal clear who I work with and how.

Here's what's now in the portfolio:

→ For SaaS Startups:

1. Full Webflow websites (3-6 weeks)
2. 10-day landing pages 
3. Monthly design partner subscription

Pick based on timeline and scope.

All built using my Message-Driven Design Framework.
Messaging first. Design second. Conversions always.

→ For Webflow Agencies:

1. White-label Webflow development
2. Overflow work when you're slammed
3. SaaS-specific projects where messaging expertise matters

You design. I build. Or I handle both.
Fast turnaround. Client-First builds. 

Why this matters:

Old portfolio: "I do websites."
Cool. So do 10,000 other people.

New portfolio: "I have 3 clear paths for SaaS startups and I partner with agencies for white-label work."

Specificity = credibility

The result?

Better-fit clients
Faster sales cycles 
Fewer "can you do XYZ?" questions

Just clear options for people who know what they need.
Check the redesign in the video.

I have 2 spots open for Q1.
If you want a website that actually converts, comment "WEBSITE" below.

Templates are killing your conversions.

And you don't even realize it.

I see SaaS founders launch with a $49 Webflow template.

They think they're being "scrappy."

Sure it looks fine.

But here's what's actually happening:

Your homepage says the same generic stuff as 500 other startups.

All using that same template.

Your messaging doesn't address YOUR customer's specific pain points.

Your CTAs are in the wrong places.

Because the template designer had no idea what YOUR conversion goals are.

And your product visuals?

Placeholder garbage that doesn't show what makes YOU different.

Listen.

Templates are FINE when you're validating an idea.
Or getting an MVP out the door.

But the second you want REAL users and REAL revenue?

You need a website built around YOUR message.
YOUR audience.
YOUR business goals.

Not some designer's guess at what "might work for SaaS companies in general."

I've seen this play out dozens of times:

Founder launches with template.
Gets some traffic.
Conversions are weak.

Blames their product or marketing.

When really?
The website just isn't doing its job.

Would you hire a salesperson who uses the same pitch as your competitors?

Hell no.

So why are you doing that with your website?

The difference between a $2K website and a $10K website?

It's not what you think.

Most people assume it's about:

More pages.
Fancier animations.
Premium plugins.

Nope.

Here's what actually separates them:

$2K website:

Designer asks: "What pages do you need?"

Builds what you asked for.
Delivers on time.

Looks good.

$10K website:

Designer asks: "What are you trying to achieve with this website?"

Then challenges half your assumptions.
Tells you why your homepage structure won't work.

Rewrites your value proposition.
Questions your CTA placement.

Makes you rethink your entire messaging strategy.

The difference isn't MORE work.
It's BETTER thinking.

$2K gets you execution.
Someone who takes your brief and builds it.

$10K gets you strategy.
Someone who pushes back and makes your website actually WORK.

I've seen $2K websites with 15 pages that convert at 0.5%.
And $10K websites with 5 pages that convert at 4%.

The page count didn't matter.
The strategic thinking did.

$2K = order taker.
$10K = strategic partner.

One gives you what you asked for.
The other gives you what you actually NEED.

I've turned down projects where clients just wanted execution.

"Here's the brief, just build it."

Nah.

If you're not open to being challenged, we're not a fit.

Because the best websites aren't built from client briefs.
They're built from deep strategic thinking.

And that's worth way more than $2K.

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