What Heymondo changed

• Replaced the main marketing headline and value propositions with a "Calculate your travel insurance" heading.
• Added a new 4-step guided form (Type of insurance, Destination, Dates, Travelers).
• Removed detailed sections explaining app features like 24h medical chat and incident reporting.
• Removed the "How it works" and "What our customers say" sections from the main view.
• Updated footer links to point directly to the new calculator page.
• Added a specific "Already traveling" checkbox to the quote form.

Heymondo has replaced its descriptive homepage with a direct, four-step quote funnel. This suggests they are prioritizing immediate lead conversion over educational content and app promotion.

• The "Seguro de viaje larga estancia" (Long-stay travel insurance) was moved from the third position to the fourth position in the product grid.
• It now appears after the "Seguro de cancelación" (Cancellation insurance) instead of before it.
• A "Sitemap" link was added to the website footer.

The competitor moved their "Long Stay" insurance product to the end of their main product list. This suggests a shift in how they prioritize different types of travelers or a change in their conversion funnel for long-term coverage.

• Removed the "Prepara tu próxima aventura" section from the homepage.
• Deleted eight recent blog post links and summaries, including topics on election duty, medical certificates, and travel guides for Japan and Morocco.
• Reduced the total page content by approximately 30%.

The homepage now focuses entirely on sales and app downloads. By removing the blog section, they are prioritizing direct conversions over educational content for new visitors.