Marketing pages
Present LumenClip's product, audiences, beta pricing, and company information to logged-out visitors.
Route: / (with /product, /solutions, /pricing, and /careers)
Owner: app/page.tsx, app/product/page.tsx, app/solutions/page.tsx,
app/pricing/page.tsx, and app/careers/page.tsx.


Layout
The marketing set shares a sticky LumenClip header and footer. Desktop shows
links for Product, Solutions, Pricing, Docs, and Careers alongside Log in and
Create account. Below md, those destinations and account actions move into a
full-screen menu opened from the header. The menu locks background scrolling
and supplies its own close action. The screenshots above are production
captures from July 29, 2026; current code takes precedence where the mobile
header has since changed.
/ is a complete landing page, not a stub. Its two-column hero leads into proof
points, the problem and repeatable-workflow sequence, workspace capabilities,
audience examples, trust and privacy, beta pricing, questions, and a final call
to action. Multi-column sections stack as the viewport narrows.
/product is a complete product overview, not a stub. It presents reusable
inputs, visible automation inputs, creator assets, and a four-step description
of how a run moves from a saved source through review and approval.
/solutions is a complete use-case page, not a stub. It gives separate content
team, performance marketing, and creator-led brand scenarios, each with the
problem, intended outcome, and workflow moves.
/pricing is a complete private-beta pricing presentation, not a stub. It shows
a $0 private workspace during beta, a Custom team workspace, included
capabilities, and a question section. The team features and paid terms are
described as planned rather than currently billable.
/careers is a complete company page, not a stub. It presents three working
principles and plainly states that there are no open roles right now.
Interactions
Marketing links move among the five public destinations and Docs. Create account
opens Clerk sign-up, Log in opens Clerk sign-in, and the landing hero's product
action opens /product. The mobile menu closes when a destination is selected,
when its close button is used, or when Escape is pressed. These actions change
navigation only; the marketing pages do not save data.
MCP coverage
No. The registry has no marketing-content operation. Following links and opening or closing the mobile menu are UI navigation and are not expected to be MCP tools.