‍‍Deltia GmbH‍

Proposal

Deltia/Almetra Positioning, Website & Brand

Allsite’s proposal covers positioning, brand, and website to reposition Deltia/Almetra into a category-defining company.

‍‍Deltia GmbH‍

Proposal

Deltia/Almetra Positioning, Website & Brand

Allsite’s proposal covers positioning, brand, and website to reposition Deltia/Almetra into a category-defining company.

‍‍Deltia GmbH‍

Proposal

Deltia/Almetra Positioning, Website & Brand

Allsite’s proposal covers positioning, brand, and website to reposition Deltia/Almetra into a category-defining company.

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‍‍Deltia GmbH‍

AI Campus‍

‍Max-Urich-Str. 3

‍13355 Berlin

Germany

Prepared By

Allsite Studio / Benjamin Libor

Grünberger Strasse 17

10243 Berlin

Germany

Goals

The goal of the project is to define a clear positioning and build a scalable website that establishes Almetra as the intelligence layer for modern factories.

The new website should translate complex capabilities across data capture, process understanding, and future automation into a clear, credible, and high-performance digital experience.

Key goals include:

1. Define and communicate the new positioning
Almetra is evolving from a shop floor analytics tool to a platform that captures, understands, and optimizes work across the entire factory.
The website should clearly express this shift and establish a strong category narrative.

2. Reflect the full product and solution scope
The platform goes beyond video-based analytics and integrates multiple data sources across systems and operations.
The website should present products, solutions, use cases, and industries in a structured and scalable way.

3. Address multiple stakeholders clearly
The website must speak to different audiences including operational leaders, executives, and investors.
Messaging, value propositions, and conversion paths should reflect these perspectives.

4. Build trust in a sensitive category
As the platform moves toward automation, the narrative must carefully position Almetra as augmenting and scaling human expertise.
The design and messaging should emphasize credibility, control, and long-term value creation.

5. Establish a scalable website foundation
The site will be structured across core pages and CMS-driven content areas including products, solutions, use cases, and resources.
The architecture must support expansion across markets, especially into the US.

6. Enable internal team ownership and growth
After launch, the Almetra team should be able to manage, extend, and optimize the website independently, including running experiments and A/B tests.

Scope

1. Positioning & ICP Foundation (Collaborative, iterative)

Tasks

  • Session 1 (1h): Input gathering (market, product, ICP, vision)

  • Session 2 (1h): Presentation of 3–4 positioning directions

  • Session 3 (1h): Refinement + final alignment

Deliverables

  • 3–4 positioning directions

  • Final positioning document (category, narrative, messaging)

  • ICP + use case alignment

Outcome

  • Clear, agreed positioning as foundation for all downstream work

Time: ~2.5 days total effort
Cost: ~€5,000


2. Brand Identity System (Almetra) (Execution-first approach)

Tasks

  • Brand direction applied to selected assets

  • Design of chosen brand packages

  • Creation of core visual + verbal system

Deliverables

  • Branded asset packages (client selects scope), e.g.:

    • Website UI direction (~1 day)

    • Sales / pitch deck (10 slides, ~2 days)

    • Social assets (LinkedIn, banners, ads, ~1 day)

    • Event / print materials (scoped separately)

  • Central brand one-pager (logo, colors, typography, usage)

  • Organized asset library

Outcome

  • Brand that is immediately usable across all key touchpoints

Time: ~4 days (example scope)
Cost: ~€8,000 (assuming website UI + deck + social assets)

Note: Final scope, timing, and cost depend on selected asset packages.


3. Website Strategy & IA (We lead)

Tasks

  • Sitemap + structure (products, solutions, use cases, industries)

  • Content strategy (SEO/GEO, hiring, trust content)

  • Audit of existing Framer project (reuse vs. rebuild)

Deliverables

  • Sitemap + page definitions

  • Wireframes (core templates)

  • Recommendation: build on top vs. rebuild

Outcome

  • Scalable structure reflecting full product scope and growth

Time: ~1–2 days
Cost: ~€2,000 – €4,000


4. Website Design & Build (We lead)

Tasks

  • UI/UX design (homepage + key templates)

  • Visual & interactive system (incl. WebGL if applicable)

  • Development in Framer + integrations

Deliverables

  • High-fidelity designs + component system

  • Visual assets + interactions

  • Fully built website (CMS, integrations, QA)

Outcome

  • High-performance, scalable website aligned with positioning

Time: ~2 weeks
Cost: ~€20,000

Note: Scope may increase depending on number of iterations and complexity.


5. Content & Copywriting (We lead)

Tasks

  • Website copywriting (core pages)

  • Messaging application per page

  • Narrative refinement

Deliverables

  • Full website copy

  • Messaging system applied across pages

  • Optional: investor / press narrative

Outcome

  • Clear, compelling story aligned with positioning and ICP

Time: ~1–2 days
Cost: ~€2,000 – €4,000


6. Launch & Enablement (We lead)

Tasks

  • Analytics + tracking setup

  • A/B testing setup (homepage, demo, key flows)

  • CMS handover + training

Deliverables

  • Tracking + analytics configured

  • A/B testing framework (variants + hypotheses)

  • Handover documentation

Outcome

  • Data-driven launch with continuous optimization from day one

Time: ~1–2 days
Cost: ~€2,000 – €4,000

Design Direction

The design direction will align with the newly developed Almetra positioning.

The brand positions Almetra as the intelligence layer for factories, enabling operations to be captured, understood, and continuously improved across the entire system.

The website and visual system should translate this shift from a point solution to a platform into a clear, credible, and scalable digital experience.

Key design principles:

From Tool to System
The current perception of a shop floor analytics tool will evolve into a platform narrative.
The design should reflect a system-level product, not a feature or single capability.

Clarity from Complexity
Almetra operates across multiple data sources (video, systems, sensors) and layers of intelligence.
The design should simplify this complexity into structured, easy-to-understand flows and visuals.

Operational Intelligence
The visual language should reflect how data turns into understanding and optimization across factory processes.
Focus on showing progression: capture → understand → optimize → automate.

Trust & Industrial Credibility
The platform operates in a sensitive, enterprise environment.
Design should feel precise, controlled, and reliable — not experimental or overly futuristic.

Human-Centered Progress
As the platform evolves toward automation, communication must emphasize augmentation, not replacement.
The brand should position Almetra as capturing and scaling human expertise, not removing it.

Scalable System Design
The website should function as a modular system, supporting expansion across products, solutions, industries, and markets (EU → US).
Design decisions should prioritize consistency and extensibility.

Visual System Direction:

  • Structured, system-oriented layouts (not marketing-heavy compositions)

  • Clear hierarchy and information flow

  • Abstract visuals to represent processes and data transformation

  • Minimal, industrial, and globally neutral aesthetic

Outcome:
A design system that establishes Almetra as a category-defining platform — moving from analyzing work to defining how factories understand and improve themselves.

Timeline

The project is structured in sequential phases, with selected workstreams running in parallel to ensure an efficient and high-quality delivery.

Week 1 — Positioning & Foundation
Positioning and ICP alignment through iterative sessions.
Final positioning defines the foundation for all downstream work.

Week 2 — Brand & Website Strategy
Development of brand direction applied to selected assets.
Website structure, sitemap, and content architecture defined.

Week 3–4 — Design & Development
Design and development of the website in parallel.
Creation of core page templates, component system, and initial build in Framer.

Week 5 — Iteration & Refinement
Review cycles based on feedback.
Refinement of design, structure, and interactions across key pages.

Week 6 — Content & Finalization
Integration and refinement of full website copy.
Final adjustments to messaging, visuals, and overall coherence.

Week 7 — Launch & Enablement
Final QA and go-live.
Setup of analytics, A/B testing, and marketing integrations (CRM, tracking, etc.).

Outcome
A fully positioned, designed, and deployed website within ~6–7 weeks, ready to scale, iterate, and support growth across markets.

Price

The project is structured in modular buckets, allowing flexibility in scope while maintaining a clear path toward a full relaunch.

Our standard rate is €250/hour, with pricing based on estimated effort per bucket.

Positioning & ICP Foundation
~2.5 days
€5,000

Brand Identity System (example scope)
Website UI direction, sales deck (10 slides), social assets
~4 days
€8,000

Final scope depends on selected brand asset packages.

Website Strategy & IA
~1–2 days
€2,000 – €4,000

Website Design & Build
~2 weeks
€20,000

Scope may increase depending on iterations and complexity.

Content & Copywriting
~1–2 days
€2,000 – €4,000

Launch & Enablement
~1–2 days
€2,000 – €4,000


Total (Recommended Full Scope)

€39,000 – €45,000
~4–5 weeks core effort (~6–7 weeks timeline including iteration and launch)

Notes

  • Buckets can be scoped and commissioned independently

  • Final pricing depends on selected scope and iteration depth

  • A combined engagement ensures consistency across positioning, brand, and execution

'Ben / Allsite is fast, creative, and detail-driven — a rare combination.'

Alberto Rizzoli

'Ben / Allsite is fast, creative, and detail-driven — a rare combination.'

Alberto Rizzoli