BERNSTEIN DIGITAL / SALES SHOWROOM
Show the product.
Explain the value.
Explore four visual, step-by-step sales demonstrations. They help our sales team explain what each service does and help prospective customers understand what they’d be paying for.
FOUR PRODUCTS · FOUR PURPOSES
Choose a demonstration.
Each demo includes plain-English value, a visual example, discovery questions and a link to relevant planning information. Examples are fictional where labeled; no product demo processes live payments or sends messages.
THE FIRST IMPRESSION
Website Design
Show what a professional website does, walk through service pages and the quote path, then compare the published build tiers.
Public starting builds: Landing $799 / Starter $1,250 / Business $2,500 / Premium $4,500+ / Custom quoteExplore website demo ↗THE ONGOING FOUNDATION
Hosting & Website Care
Explain hosting in everyday terms, show what maintenance means, and separate the monthly service from the one-time website build.
Public monthly care: $49 Essential / $99 Managed; larger support custom quotedExplore hosting demo ↗BE FOUND FOR THE RIGHT WORK
Local SEO
Walk through a clearly fictional search example, then explain service-area pages, useful content, and realistic expectations.
Public monthly SEO: $299 Foundation / $599 Growth; larger plans custom quotedExplore SEO demo ↗THE INTELLIGENT SALES ASSISTANT
LeadOS
Practice the research-to-follow-up conversation, distinguishing synthetic examples from the genuine AI platform still under development.
Beta product · no live customer checkoutExplore LeadOS demo ↗Showing a customer one of these demos?
Start with their actual problem. Ask what they need help with, open the relevant product demonstration, show a matching design from the portfolio if useful, and then review the price and delivery scope. Never present training examples as verified clients, guaranteed outcomes or fully activated LeadOS capabilities.
See clear pricing and inclusions · Start a project plan · Explore existing work and original concepts
The mock businesses, search previews, opportunity pipelines and service diagrams on demonstration pages are illustrative training examples, not operational customer tools. All quoted service terms require written approval before a paid checkout.