What Nutshell changed

• Updated the trial call-to-action to say "All features included" alongside the "No credit card required" message.
• Removed a large section of footer navigation links, including the language selector for multiple regions (DE, PT, FR, etc.).
• Added a star rating and review count (4.3 stars from 1,441 reviews) near the top of the page.
• Removed the "Menu Toggle" text from the mobile navigation area.

Nutshell is trying to lower the barrier for new signups. By telling users they get "all features" during the trial, they are showing more value upfront to compete with other CRMs.

• Added a new language selector with support for German, Portuguese, Danish, Finnish, Swedish, French, Dutch, Spanish, and Norwegian.
• Updated the hero section subtext to remove "All features included" and added a party emoji to the "No credit card required" message.
• Added "Menu Toggle" labels to the navigation and footer areas.
• Removed the specific G2 star rating and review count from the top of the homepage.

Nutshell is expanding its reach to non-English speaking markets. This suggests they are targeting global growth and may be seeing increased demand from Europe and South America.

• Added a new text fragment "Chat Call Quote" to the bottom of the website footer.

The addition of "Chat Call Quote" to the footer suggests the company is trying to make it easier for visitors to start a conversation or get pricing information quickly from any page.