What Spott changed

• Removed the entire "Our Team" section featuring 40+ individual employee profiles and LinkedIn links.
• Removed the main navigation menu including links to Product, Features, Pricing, and Customers.
• Removed all comparison pages against competitors like Bullhorn, Loxo, and Vincere.
• Removed the "Try Spott for free" and "Book a demo" call-to-action buttons.
• Removed mentions of the $21M Series A funding and Y Combinator backing from the footer.
• Removed office location details for Leuven, New York, and Sydney.

The website has been heavily stripped down, removing detailed team information, product feature pages, and comparison guides. This often signals a major brand pivot, a move toward stealth mode, or a significant website overhaul.

• Added a new pricing section with three tiers: Core ($119/mo), Pro ($179/mo), and Enterprise (Custom).
• Introduced a 20% discount for yearly billing.
• Defined specific feature gates, moving "Automations" and "Data Enrichment" to the higher-priced Pro tier.
• Removed extensive case study links and office expansion news from the main view to focus on the new pricing table.
• Added a detailed FAQ section addressing data privacy, AI training, and migration timelines.

Spott has moved from a "book a demo" model to a transparent, tiered pricing structure. This makes it easier for smaller agencies to sign up without talking to sales and signals they are ready to compete directly on price with established tools.

• Added a comprehensive "About Us" section featuring 40+ team members with LinkedIn profiles.
• Introduced a new "Vision" section emphasizing AI as a core infrastructure rather than a "bolted-on" feature.
• Highlighted global office locations in Leuven, New York City, and Sydney with live time zone clocks.
• Added a video interview section detailing the company's origin story and pivots.
• Updated "Book a Demo" and logo links to direct users to the new About Us page.
• Removed the previous homepage feature list and migration case study links in favor of the new brand narrative.

Spott is shifting from a product-focused landing page to a brand-building approach. By showcasing a large team and global offices, they are signaling stability and scale to compete with established recruitment software.