FINTECH
CO-BRANDED FINANCIAL PRODUCTS B2B
DYNAMIC FRAMER WEBSITE BUILD STORY
Imprint powers credit cards for Shell, Rakuten, and Booking.com. The website had to move with the same precision as the platform itself.
A fintech powering co-branded credit cards, deposit accounts, and installment loans for major global brands needed a Framer website dynamic enough to match the scale and engineering credibility behind the platform. Here's what we built.

Pain Point
Imprint's platform moved fast. The website had to prove that before anyone read a word of copy.
A fintech asking major brands to trust it with their credit card programs needs a site that demonstrates precision before it explains it. Imprint's engineering numbers, one-second decisions, a 75% non-crash rate, 13 million-plus transactions, are genuinely impressive, but static numbers on a page don't convey the platform's actual speed and polish. The partner roster, Shell, Rakuten, Booking.com, and others, is real, hard-earned credibility, but a static logo wall undersells what those partnerships actually represent. On top of that, Imprint's product suite spans three distinct offerings, credit cards, deposit accounts, and installment loans, that all needed their own space without cluttering the story. The challenge wasn't the platform or the partnerships. It was building a website dynamic enough that scrolling through it felt like using something built with the same precision as the product itself.
“A platform built on speed and precision doesn't get to have a static website. The site has to move like the product does.”
Services deployed
Execution
Animated stat counters, auto-scrolling partner carousels, and interactive tabbed sections were built throughout, so the site itself demonstrated the platform's speed rather than just describing it.
Figures like 1-second decision time, 75% non-crash rate, and 13M+ transactions were built to count up and animate on scroll, giving hard data the same energy as the platform behind it.
Predict, Insights, Marketing, and Rewards were structured as a tabbed, explorable section, letting visitors move through Imprint Core's capabilities at their own pace.
Shell, Rakuten, Booking.com, and Crate & Barrel each got their own page and narrative, while autoplaying video and considered product visuals replaced static banners across the site.
Before & After
Before
After
Static B2B homepage
Numbers listed in a static table
One long feature list
A shared logo wall
Static banners
Risked reading like any enterprise SaaS homepage




























