Automated brand capture
Norvista reads your component library and design language straight from your live site, so every page it builds is unmistakably yours instead of a template wearing your colors.
Brand captureNorvista studies your marketing site, captures the design system behind it, and ships a conversion-ready page for every keyword, campaign and account you run. On your own domain, without waiting on engineering.
| Path | Built for | State |
|---|---|---|
| /revenue-attribution-software | Paid keyword | Live |
| /alternatives/spreadsheet-reporting | Comparison | Live |
| /solutions/finance-teams | Use case | Live |
| /campaigns/q3-pipeline | Paid social | Live |
| /industries/logistics | Anticipated demand | Drafted |
Media plans change daily. The page behind the ad waits behind a sprint, a design queue and a deploy window, so budget keeps running against a destination nobody had time to build.
Someone clicks a specific promise and lands on a general one. That gap between the message that earned the click and the page that receives it is where most paid traffic quietly leaks.
The tenth page still looks right. The hundredth is where type, spacing and voice come apart, unless every page is generated from the same captured system rather than assembled by hand.
One platform captures your brand once, then puts it to work across everything your funnel needs, from a single paid keyword to a page written for one named account.
Norvista reads your component library and design language straight from your live site, so every page it builds is unmistakably yours instead of a template wearing your colors.
Brand capturePoint Norvista at your ad accounts and it produces a dedicated, conversion oriented page for each advertising keyword, so the promise a prospect clicked is the promise they land on.
Keyword pagesConnected to your CRM and go-to-market stack, Norvista builds pages for individual target accounts using the data your revenue team already works from every day.
Account pagesBy watching market movement and the themes coming out of your sales conversations, Norvista anticipates the pages you are about to need and drafts them before anyone files a request.
Proactive draftingMost builders hand you a template and ask you to make it look like you. Norvista works in the opposite direction. It ingests the design language already running on your site, the real type scale, the real color tokens, the real spacing rhythm, the real button and card components, and treats that as the foundation for everything it produces.
The result is a set of pages that read as though your own team built them, because in every meaningful sense they did. A visitor moving from your homepage to a Norvista page feels no seam. Brand consistency stops being something you police page by page and becomes the default at any volume.
Norvista runs the whole lifecycle of a page, analyzing, recommending, building, publishing and measuring. Your team supplies the strategy and the judgement calls.
Norvista analyzes your marketing site at no cost and shows where pages are missing, thin, or quietly losing conversions.
It ingests your brand from your live site, components, type, color, spacing and voice, to build on rather than around.
You receive a ranked list of pages worth building, mapped to live keywords, target accounts and active campaigns.
Approved pages are produced in full and published on your own domain or subdomain, with no engineering work required.
Every page ships instrumented and connects to the analytics and testing tools you already run, so you can refine in place.
General-purpose coding tools assume you can read a diff. Consumer site builders assume you will settle for a template. Norvista assumes neither.
Set up and run Norvista without borrowing a developer's week. There is no build pipeline to own, no repository to manage and no backlog to wait behind.
Anyone on the team can change a headline, swap a section or correct a claim in minutes. No pull request, no deploy queue, no waiting on someone else's sprint.
Every page inherits the captured design system, so a hundred pages look as considered and as deliberate as the homepage they came from.
Pages are structured for search engines and for answer engines, with clean semantics and clear topical focus, so they surface where buyers actually look.
Each page carries one message and one action, matched to the ad that sent the visitor, which is how conversion oriented pages are supposed to work.
Pages are production assets on your own domain or subdomain. Keep your CMS for the main site, or move the whole site across when you are ready.
From a single paid keyword to a named account, Norvista builds the full range of pages a modern go-to-market motion depends on, each one on-brand and live on your domain.
A dedicated page per advertising keyword, written around the exact intent behind the search rather than the general story on your homepage.
Pages assembled for a single target account, drawing on CRM context so the opening line already knows who is reading it.
Honest side-by-side pages for buyers in evaluation mode, built to answer the comparison question they are already typing.
One page per job to be done, so a buyer sees their own workflow described instead of a feature list they have to translate.
Destinations that carry the creative, the offer and the promise of the campaign straight through from the ad to the form.
Depth pages for a single capability, useful to buyers doing diligence and to search engines mapping what you actually do.
Sector and region specific versions of your core story, with the vocabulary, proof points and regulatory framing each audience expects.
Pages Norvista drafts on its own initiative, based on demand signals and the questions your sales team keeps answering by hand.
Norvista pages are not previews and they are not microsites parked somewhere else. They are production assets that live on your own domain or subdomain, connect to the analytics and testing tools you already run, and carry performance tracking from the first visit, so you are never guessing whether a page is working.
The platform fits the stack you have. Run Norvista only for landing pages on a subdomain while your existing CMS keeps the main site, or migrate the whole site across when the case is clear. Everything is exposed through an API and a connector, so the page building agent can be driven from your assistants and automation tools rather than only from the dashboard.
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No. Setup is self-service and the only technical step is pointing a subdomain at Norvista, which is a single DNS record your team or your provider can add in a few minutes. After that, pages are created, edited and published entirely from the platform.
That is the point of brand capture. Norvista builds from the components and tokens it reads on your live site rather than from a stock theme, so the pages inherit your type scale, spacing, color and component behaviour. You review the captured system before anything is published, and you can correct anything it read incorrectly.
On your domain. Most teams start on a subdomain such as go.yourbrand.com or pages.yourbrand.com so the platform sits alongside the existing CMS. If you later decide to bring the whole marketing site across, Norvista supports that as well.
Yes, and without a code review. Copy, sections, calls to action and metadata are all editable in the platform by anyone on the marketing team, and changes go live when you publish them rather than when a deploy window opens.
Pages ship instrumented and connect to the analytics and experimentation tools you already run, so page performance appears in the reporting your team already trusts instead of in a separate dashboard nobody checks.
An automated read of your marketing site that identifies where pages are missing, thin or underperforming, mapped against the keywords and campaigns you are running. You get the findings and the prioritized page list whether or not you continue.
Send us your site and what you are running. You get back a free, automated audit of your marketing pages, where conversions are leaking, and the pages worth building first.