The primary conversion page, so the form sits above the fold. Every "Book a demo" button on the site lands here. Production leads with "Worried about your software risk?", a fear line; the new headline names the outcome instead.

What you'll get in the call is production's four points, reworded: "eliminate software risk and prove compliance" becomes where your exposure sits and the evidence you could file; "how our vaults work with your existing systems" becomes integrations; "more for less than traditional escrow" (an unsourced comparison) becomes the price logic; "your custom software resilience plan" becomes a protection and level for each application.
Five fields, three required. The two questions (what you want to protect, your role in the agreement) let sales route the call to the right specialist and prepare. They're optional to keep friction low; make them required in HubSpot if sales prefers.
In production, booking is a HubSpot meetings embed (account "codekeeper", link "introduction-call"). Either add these questions to that embed's own form, or use a HubSpot form that opens the scheduler pre-filled. This example form sends nothing.
The 4.7/5 rating sits with the reviews further down, not in the hero: production gives it no source, so it stays flagged until the team names where it comes from (Google, G2 or both).
No offer band on this page. Visitors who aren't ready get one quiet text link to the sample evidence pack instead.

Book a demo

See it on the applications you can't lose.

A personal walkthrough with a resilience specialist. Bring the applications you rely on, and leave knowing which protection fits each one, what it would prove and what it costs.

In your call, we'll show you

Where your software exposure sits, and the evidence you could put on file
How deposits connect to the systems you already use, with 50+ integrations synced daily
What each protection costs per application, and why Resilience and Continuity cost more
Your plan: the right protection and level for each application

Not ready to talk? Get the sample evidence pack.

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Tell us what you want to protect

NameEnter your name.

CompanyEnter your company.

Work emailEnter a work email, like name@company.com.

What do you want to protect?

In the agreement, we're

Next, you'd pick a time.

This is an example page, so nothing was sent. In production, the HubSpot scheduler opens at this point with your details filled in, and you choose a slot that suits you.

Social proof straight after the promise. These are the logos production already uses, loaded from codekeeper.co. Where an image can't load (for example in the preview), the name shows instead. Use the approved set only.

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Show the person, then the calendar. People book faster when they can see who they'll talk to. Production has a "Meet Eric" block with a sales photo; the card keeps it as a placeholder, because the name and the photo need confirming (is Eric still the person who runs these calls, and is the photo current?). When the suggested "Meet the team" film (video plan, 60 s) exists, it can replace the photo.

The scheduler placeholder marks where the HubSpot meetings embed goes. Production's fallback link for blocked embeds is kept, with the label reworded: "Book a free consultation with our team" is a CTA variant the brief rules out.
The risk assessment line is production FAQ Q24 ("please complete the risk assessment, which we'll send to you via email").

Your call

Pick a time with a resilience specialist.

Choose a slot that suits you. Before the call, we'll email you a risk assessment, so the time goes on the applications that matter most.

Scheduler embed goes hereHubSpot meetings: introduction callEmbed the HubSpot meetings scheduler (account "codekeeper", link "introduction-call") in this space. Show the specialist's open slots in the visitor's own time zone, and pre-fill name, email and company from the form above so nobody types them twice. Keep the fallback link below for browsers that block the embed.

Can't see the scheduler? Open the booking page.

Photo to confirmPortrait of the specialist who runs demo callsProduction uses "[Eric] Sales photo" (codekeeper.co/hubfs/ck-emails-images). Confirm the person, the name and that the photo is current. Head and shoulders, natural light, plain light background, looking at the camera.

Meet Eric

The resilience specialist who'll run your call: someone who'll look at the applications you rely on with you and show you what each protection would cover.

A walkthrough of the platform on your use case
Real evidence: certificates, run reports and SBOMs
A proposal when you're ready, not before

Take the uncertainty out of booking. Three steps tell the visitor exactly what happens, which lowers the commitment. Step 1 uses production FAQ Q22 (we'll help you work out whether you're the depositor or the beneficiary). Step 3 is production Q21 ("build your solution proposal"). No call length is stated, because none is confirmed; add it if sales has a standard. The prices line is the 6 Oct list and the agreed price logic, so the "how much?" question is answered before the call.

How it works

What happens on the call.

Tell us what you rely on

Share the applications you want to protect. If you're not sure whether you're the depositor or the beneficiary, we'll work it out together.

See it on your stack

We show you the platform, how deposits connect to your systems and the evidence each protection produces.

Get your plan

We map a protection and level to each application, and send your proposal when you're ready.

Per application per month: Escrow from $199, Resilience from $399, Continuity from $1,449. Escrow means the deposit is released to you and you run the recovery. Resilience costs more because we do the recovery. Continuity costs more again because we also keep the live environment switched on. See pricing

Reviews about the call itself, first. The three quotes that talk about the demo lead, because they answer the question this page raises: is the call worth my time? All six are quoted exactly as imported from production, with names only, as production shows them. Recheck each against the live page, since the import passed through a summarising tool. Left out: Nikki P. (mentions a REST API and pricing, neither confirmed for the new line-up) and Terence Hall (kept for other pages). The rating is flagged until its source is named.

Customers

In their words.

Rated 4.7/5 by customers.

I found Codekeeper's solution excellent for what I need. I scheduled a demo to better understand the possibilities. Very easy! It was a clear and straightforward meeting, focused exactly on what I needed. Excellent service!

Thiago Mendes

The demo was very insightful and helped us to understand our best options!

Matthew Healy

Roger and team thoroughly helped us to understand the nuances of Code Escrow and helped us customize the offering suited to our requirements. Much recommended.

Manu Antony

We worked with Codekeeper as our escrow provider for major enterprise deployments and found them to be extremely professional, responsive, and flexible throughout. I'd highly recommend Codekeeper. They clearly understand the realities of working with growing tech businesses and enterprise customers alike.

Ross Kilshaw

We've had a great experience with CodeKeeper. The setup process was smooth, and the team made everything very straightforward. Knowing our critical software assets are securely protected gives us real peace of mind. Their support has been responsive and professional, and the overall service has been reliable and easy to work with. Highly recommended.

Jordan Adler

Lindsey and the Support Team at CodeKeeper are on point. Highly recommend.

Isaac Klein

The last objections before someone books. Short answers, all from production or confirmed facts. "Free" comes from production's own booking link ("Book a free consultation with our team"); confirm it's still true. The preparation answer is production FAQ Q24, and the depositor answer is Q22 and Q37.

Questions

Before you book.

Is there a charge for the call?

No. It's a free consultation with our team.

What should we prepare?

Nothing is required. We'll email you a risk assessment before the call; completing it helps us focus on the applications that matter most.

We don't know yet if we're the depositor or the beneficiary.

That's fine. If you supply the software, you're typically the depositor; if you rely on it, you're typically the beneficiary. We'll work it out with you on the call.

Can we see the evidence before we talk?

Yes. The sample evidence pack has a Recoverability Certificate, a run report, an SBOM excerpt and an Exit workbook excerpt from a real Agentic Verification run, anonymised.

I'm already a customer. Who do I talk to?

Your account manager, or our support team. For what the new line-up means for your plan, see the FAQ for existing customers.

The same close on every page. On the demo page itself, the close sends visitors back up to the form, and the second button gives anyone not ready to talk the sample evidence pack. Every page ends on the same two actions in the same order: Book a demo, then the sample evidence pack.

Bring your questions. We'll bring the evidence.

We'll walk through your applications and show you what each protection covers, what it proves and what it costs.

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