1. Header:

The page has a fixed header that remains at the top of the page as users scroll down. The header includes a logo, a call-to-action button, a login button, and a hamburger menu icon that expands to show additional navigation options.

2. Hero Section:

The hero section contains a large banner image and a bold headline that introduces the brand and its services. There is also a subheading that provides a brief explanation of what Spendesk does, and a prominent call-to-action button inviting users to schedule a demo.

3. Features Section:

The next section highlights some of Spendesk's key features and benefits through a series of visually appealing icons, brief descriptions, and call-to-action buttons. Each feature is separated by alternating blue and white background colors.

4. How it Works Section:

The page then goes into more detail about how Spendesk works. This section uses a mix of text, icons, and screenshots to explain the platform's key features and functionalities, including virtual and physical cards, automated expense tracking, and integrations with accounting software.

5. Customer Testimonials:

Spendesk's social proof and credibility is established through a section of customer testimonials. Each testimonial includes a photo, job title, and short quote from a satisfied customer.

6. Pricing Section:

The page then presents Spendesk's pricing plans, starting with a free trial option, followed by the different paid plans, which are presented in a clear and easy-to-read table. Each plan is accompanied by a brief summary of its features.

7. Frequently Asked Questions:

The final section of the page is a list of common questions and answers about Spendesk's services, presented in an accordion-style dropdown format. This section is designed to provide potential customers with more information and alleviate any concerns or doubts they may have about the product.