Show HN: The all-in-one platform for creative professionals

An example of what this actually looks like would have been nice. Otherwise it's hard for me (and probably others) to believe some of the claims this page is making.

Each of the added features is $1. Depending on what each one of those does, that could be a bargain, or not.<p>curiously, I don't see the "hosted photographs" feature. Photographers might be a good audience for this kind of service, since they don't have the time to fully develop their own websites.

Felt like you were trying to make a transaction happen before you had sold the product - I was choosing features and being shown costs before I had any idea about how they would work or how I would go about constructing them within your system.

I'm ambivalent about the Campbell's soup graphic, but this is otherwise a really well-designed simple landing page.

"Create a profitable website in 5 minutes"<p>Unless it makes money within 5 minutes it's not profitable in 5 minutes.

- hey guys, no live examples yet, we'll send a few to all our subscribers really soon though.<p>- the market we're addressing to is formed by creative professionals, mostly photographers / illustrators / graphic designers / fashion designers etc.

Meanwhile the first post is "Stop claiming you’re profitable".<p>Anyway the page doesn't give many details... i would say it's a gumroad on steroids founded with more social and a portfolio? Uhm i am quite skeptical

Just a minor design mark: do your really have to use the Baskerville ampersand? I clashes with your grotesk typography and makes the site look "designy", atleast in my web designer eyes.

I think it would be useful to know if a customer can transfer his/her domain to the platform, or if you offer redirection services to point xyz.com to the pages in question.

Portfolio, Blog &#38; Shop icons are broken under Chrome 21.0.1171.0 dev-m on Windows. Mind fixing it?

Any way you can use your own service to create another site I can see?

Any example showcases?

Examples? I don't get what market you're appealing to.