Tech Startup Website Statement Section Examples
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VantaThere are 107 statement sections here, cut from 55 live tech startup websites such as Railway, Clerk and Zed. 49% of the technology sites in the library have a statement section, higher than the 45% across all websites. 75% of them are light-themed and the most common headline fonts are Inter (4), Season Mix (2) and IBM Plex Serif (1).
At a glance
- Statement sections
- 107
- Sites
- 55 of 112 technology sites (49%)
- Library-wide
- 45% of all websites have one
- Per site
- 1.9 on average
- Light / dark
- 75% light · 25% dark
- Top heading fonts
- Inter (4), Season Mix (2) and IBM Plex Serif (1)
- Accent colours
- neutral 17blue 13orange 8
- Leading sites
- Railway, Clerk and Zed
What makes a good statement section on a tech startup website
Statement sections are a single bold sentence set large — a mission, a belief or a provocation — that breaks up denser content. Technology companies explain complex products simply — a crisp value prop, architecture diagrams and customer logos. Compare these examples with statement sections from every industry, or see the full homepages on the tech startup website templates page.
What these 107 statement sections have in common
On average each one carries 3.4 images or icons, 0.6 buttons and 1.0 links. 30% sit on a dark background, and 32% are taller than half their width — most are compact bands rather than full screens. Headlines range from “THE AUTOMATED COMPLIANCE SOLUTION FOR LEADING BUSINESSES” (Vanta), “GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR GOPRO” (GoPro) to “Why solar professionals choose Aurora” (Aurora Solar).
7 statement sections worth studying
- Railway — “Forty-five seconds of serenity”: A meditation on shipping, directed by the wind. Press play, and breathe. (0 buttons, 0 images, background #ffffff).
- Clerk — “ADD-ONS”: More than authentication B2B Authentication, Billing, and Administration. Included in all plans. Add-ons apply to all of your applications. (0 buttons, 0 images, background #0a0a0b).
- Zed — “Code faster with edit predictions”: Zeta predicts your next edit at keystroke granularity. Open-weight, open-data, and trained on how developers actually work. Learn About Zeta (0 buttons, 1 images).
- Hex — “Make everyone a data person”: Finally — anyone can get data insights grounded in the facts of their business. Hex has a flexible approach to context that earns trust without slowing… (0 buttons, 110 images, background #fffcfc).
- Arc — “Arc is the Chrome replacement I've been waiting for.”: FYI: Arc receives Chromium updates only. For active security patches and enterprise-grade protection, download Dia instead. Download Arc for Mac Download Arc for Windows MORE DETAILS (4 buttons, 7 images, background #3139fb).
- Campsite — “Teamwork, meet deep work”: NEW Campsite is winding down Campsite’s founders have joined Notion The new standard for thoughtful team communication — replace noisy chats with focused, organized posts. What… (11 buttons, 58 images, background #ffffff).
- Stytch: Get started with Stytch Start building for free Explore our docs (0 buttons, 0 images, background #fbfaf9).
How to use these statement references
Compare the length of each statement and the type size; the best are one sentence set very large. For a technology company, note how complex products are reduced to one clear promise and a diagram. Start with Railway, Clerk and Zed, click a section to open it at full size and copy its build prompt, palette and fonts.
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