What Lightspeed changed

• Replaced the general homepage content with a dedicated Lightspeed Restaurant landing page.

• Added three new pricing tiers: Starter ($69 USD), Essential ($189 USD), and Premium ($399 USD).

• Updated the main headline to claim the system is "40% faster than other leading POS systems."

• Added a new sub-navigation menu specifically for restaurant features like Delivery, Tableside, and Kitchen Display Systems.

• Changed the primary call-to-action from "Free trial" to "Talk to an expert" or "Get started" linked to pricing.

• Replaced the primary call-to-action text "Watch a demo" with "See how it works" in three separate locations on the homepage.

• Removed a small fragment of text ("Take payme") from the mobile selling section.

The company is shifting its focus from a general retail POS to a specialized restaurant solution. By introducing specific "Starter," "Essential," and "Premium" pricing tiers, they are making it easier for different sizes of food businesses to choose a plan.

Changing call-to-action text from "Watch a demo" to "See how it works" suggests a shift toward lower-friction discovery. It may indicate that users are more likely to engage with an interactive or self-guided experience than a passive video.

• Replaced the primary call-to-action text "See how it works" with "Watch a demo" in multiple sections, including the hero banner and the payments section.
• Added a text fragment "Take payme" under the mobile device sales section.

The company is shifting its primary call-to-action from a passive "see" to a more active "watch a demo." This suggests they want to drive more high-intent leads into a video or guided sales funnel rather than letting users browse features at their own pace.

• The primary call-to-action button text changed from "Watch a demo" to "See how it works" in multiple sections.
• Navigation links for "Restaurant" and "Golf" were updated to point to the correct industry-specific URLs.
• A small text fragment "Take payme" was removed from the mobile device section.

The shift from "Watch a demo" to "See how it works" suggests a move toward showing the product's value immediately rather than asking users to commit to a video or sales presentation. They also fixed broken navigation links for their Restaurant and Golf industry pages.