What SamCart changed

• Added "Pages AI" to build landing and sales pages from text descriptions.
• Added "Design AI" to create ebooks, courses, and slide decks automatically.
• Introduced an AI Assistant trained on $7B of sales data to write ads and emails.
• Simplified the homepage by removing long text sections and focusing on specific growth metrics (like +31% order bump lift).
• Added a "Done-For-You" migration service to help users switch from competitors like Kajabi and ClickFunnels.
• Updated pricing display to focus on two main plans: Core ($79/mo) and Pro ($199/mo).

The platform is shifting from a simple checkout tool to an all-in-one AI creator. It now helps users build products, write copy, and design pages using data from $7B in transactions.

• Removed links to Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn from the bottom of the page.
• Removed the direct link to the API Documentation.
• Shortened the overall page content by about 385 characters.

The removal of these links might be a move to clean up the page design or keep users focused on the main sales message. It could also mean they are changing how they want people to find their social pages or developer tools.

• Added a "Login" link to the top navigation bar.
• Removed a small sentence about cookies from the very bottom of the page.

This change makes it easier for current customers to access their accounts directly from the homepage. It suggests a focus on improving the user experience for existing members rather than just new visitors.