Could use feedback on two landing pages...

Hey Roman! Did you intentionally leave out the nav bar at the top of the website? it's a pretty common feature. That's where you usually find: product, pricing, team, contact. I would expect any professional website to have those. You have a lot of content online about best practices for landing pages, you should start there.

lexiq: landing page is fine above the fold. could be more benefit-focused.

"The Data-Driven Platform to Find Outside Legal Counsel
We curate & leverage publicly available data on 20,000+ law firms globally to connect you with the best legal counsel for your specific needs"

"Instantly connect with the best legal counsel"
'we search 20,000+ law firms globally to find the right one for you"

Once I click through and see a ton of questions, I'm out. Way too many questions in one form. if you need that much, break it up into several pages. Better yet, remove most of those questions and give a less exact result.

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lexlegal: cut down the words.

i.e.
"The Transaction Management & Collaboration Platform for Legal Teams"
could be
"transaction management & collaboration for legal teams"

"LEX removes stress and ambiguity from transaction workflow by centralizing deal >checklists, assignments, deadlines, documents and communication.

Built for lawyers, by lawyers – LEX empowers your legal team by giving you and your client > a 360° view of the transaction."

Could be:
"Remove stress and ambiguity from your transaction workflow"
"built for lawyers, by lawyers"

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Focus on benefits first, and then later give the details. Too much text and people will just scan anyway, you might as well make sure they get the key message you want them to.