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A free-to-paid funnel for a franchise licensing training provider

Insani Consulting teaches business owners how to build pre-franchise licensing systems. The concept is powerful but unfamiliar — the website had to educate, build authority, and move visitors from a free class to a paid RM 399 course.

Web Design Business Services Conversion Funnel Pricing Display Lead Generation
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Clear class tiers (free → paid)

RM399

Advance class, displayed upfront

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Target audience segments addressed

insaniconsulting.com
Insani Consulting website

The challenge

Pre-franchise licensing is a niche that most Malaysian business owners haven't heard of — even those who could benefit most from it. Insani Consulting's core offer (teaching founders how to legally structure and expand their business through a licensing model) is high-value, but it requires explanation before it can sell.

The old approach relied on social media posts that explained the concept but didn't anchor it to a credible brand. Without a website, prospects had no central place to validate the expertise, see pricing, or register — and qualified leads were dropping off before ever reaching the team.

What we built

  • Dark navy authority design — a deep professional colour scheme signals credibility for a business-to-business training provider. This isn't a lifestyle brand; it's a serious advisory service, and the design reflects that.
  • Concept-first hero section — the headline leads with the outcome ("Bina Francais Anda & Sini — Kelas Pembangunan Licensing") rather than features. Visitors immediately know what they're going to learn and why it matters.
  • Visible free class as the entry point — the 45-minute free Intro Class is front and centre. Lowering the barrier to first contact is the fastest way to fill the funnel; the RM 399 Advance Class sells itself once the free session delivers value.
  • Transparent pricing with context — RM 399 is shown with a clear discount callout alongside the potential revenue streams (consultation fees from RM 15,000, management fees from RM 15,000). Framing the price against the return removes sticker shock.
  • Three audience segments — Business Owners/Founders, Managers/Executives, and Entrepreneurs each see themselves in the copy, reducing bounce from visitors who might otherwise think "this isn't for me."
  • Free resource downloads — e-books on licensing, outlet management, and intellectual property serve dual purpose: they give value, and they position Insani Consulting as the authority on the subject before a single ringgit is spent.
  • Testimonials and FAQ — social proof from past participants and a clear FAQ (booking, payment, refund policies) remove the final objections at the bottom of the page.

Design decisions worth noting

Dark theme for B2B authority

Light sites feel approachable; dark sites feel authoritative. For a business consulting brand selling high-stakes knowledge, authority wins. The navy + gold accent palette borrows from legal and financial services — fields Insani Consulting's clients aspire to operate like.

Free class as the primary CTA

Asking for RM 399 cold is a hard sell for an unfamiliar concept. The free class converts at a much higher rate and pre-qualifies leads — attendees who don't see the value self-select out; those who do are primed to pay.

The result

Insani Consulting now has a standalone digital asset that educates, qualifies, and converts around the clock. The free class registration entry point keeps top-of-funnel volume high, while transparent pricing and strong testimonials do the heavy lifting for the paid upgrade. The site handles what used to require repeated DM conversations — explaining the concept, justifying the price, and getting a seat booked.

"Dulu kena explain panjang lebar dalam DM apa itu licensing. Sekarang orang dah faham bila diorang sampai WhatsApp kami — tinggal confirm slot je."
Pengasas · Insani Consulting, Malaysia

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