Broadband.com: third launch
Man, that was pretty much the roughest website launch I’ve ever had. You know it’s just perfect when the CEO happens to be pulling up your website in the three minute span of time that the new site is coming up. It’ll just be a few minutes we thought in our naïveté; who will notice? Ha ha!
CEO. Conference room. Pretty much all upper management. Our site. Broken rendering. Yeah.
But it’s launched so woo! It’s better than ever. You can now actually use our site to automatically price business Internet options for any address/phone line in the US. We hit the carrier APIs and pull back the best prices we can get automatically. No need for you to have an account, no personal information required, no sales people calling because you priced an address: just internet pricing data.
- The new site: broadband.com
- The updated map (now with prices on the map: green is better pricing)
- A sample pricing page (yeah, you can just bookmark results now)
- Horrible styling and color scheme? Gone!
Of course there’s no resting here. I have a bunch of ideas for taking the site even further, but I’m once again happy to point folks to broadband.com and say “Yeah, I made that.”
