Challenge
Three sliders and one toggle. The user picks their GPU hours, latency requirement, and cloud vs. edge. The calculator tells them in real time how many dollars they save and how much faster their AI agent runs. The math is theirs. The conclusion is unavoidable. The interactive tool replaces a 30-minute pitch.
The client had prototyped the math in GPT. Webflow’s native logic can’t run that. We rewrote the entire formula in vanilla JavaScript, hooked it to the sliders with smooth real-time updates, and built it light enough to feel instant. Custom code on a Webflow site only where Webflow itself can’t do the job.
Nectar’s audience lives in the terminal. So the site lives there too. Dark theme, electric lime accent, sharp monospace-influenced typography, GSAP-powered micro-interactions on every interactive element, and a custom Swiper.js headline scroller in the hero. Polished without being precious.
Behind the scenes, the slider inputs (GPU hours, especially) push into a hidden form field on the contact form. A high GPU-hours user shows different intent than a low one, and the sales team sees that signal automatically. The interactive tool is a sales weapon and a lead qualifier in the same component.
A two-week deadline. An asynchronous client. A formula being refined in parallel. We absorbed it. The site launched on the day the Edge Agent Challenge opened, with NVIDIA and Intel reps in the room. The website was the booth.
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“They also came to us with ideas on how to improve the overall UX of our marketing site. I can't think of a thing they could done differently. They were always on time and incredibly responsive."
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