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Split slide arguing Fernand is built for SaaS, with body copy and payment-provider logos on the left and a green-tinted customer-billing card on the right.
Summary
A differentiation slide: Fernand is purpose-built for SaaS (not e-commerce or enterprise), shown through native payment-provider logos on the left and a live customer billing card on the right.
Visual description
A vertical split. The left half is on white: gray eyebrow "How are we different?", a two-line navy headline "Fernand is designed & optimized for SaaS", two gray paragraphs, then a bold line "Integrates natively with your payment provider" above three hairline logo tiles, stripe, lemon squeezy, and paddle. The right half is a pale green-tinted panel with faint guideline edges holding a single white card: a customer (Jian-Yang) with avatar and email, an ACTIVE "Business plan" pill at "$49/month", and a payments list with green status dots. Green threads both halves together.
Key takeaway
Proving "built for your category" with the integrations that only matter to that category (SaaS billing providers) plus a real billing card, rather than a generic claim. Tinting the screenshot half a soft brand green visually separates product from narrative without a hard divider.
Reuse notes
Strong for any pitch positioning against a mis-fit incumbent ("they serve X, we serve you"). Swap the logo row for whatever integrations define your niche. The tinted product panel is a nice way to give a screenshot its own zone; keep the tint subtle so the UI stays legible.
