
60 minutes with Valeria, our founder, on one asset: your site, homepage, or pitch deck. $300.
Investors said yes. Now enterprise buyers will google you, and the site still looks seed-stage.

Procurement teams and security reviewers read your site differently than early adopters did.

The product moved on, but the site still tells last year's story.

You book a meeting.
Valeria walks you through your asset: what it signals, where trust leaks, what to change.
You get the recording and fix list in writing, ordered by what to do first.
A shorter, 15-minute 3+3 design review from an earlier session.
Your session runs a full hour on your own asset and goes further.
The hour is the product
You leave with answers you can act on, whether or not we ever talk again.If the review shows problems bigger than one asset, fixing them is a separate conversation, it starts only if you ask.

Valeria, founder of Polybox Studio.
B2B SaaS is the thing the studio specialize in.
One thing a buyer sees in one sitting: your site, your homepage, a single landing page, or a pitch deck. The site plus the deck is two.
You can move it up to 24 hours before it starts, straight from the confirmation email. Cancel earlier than that and the payment comes back in full.
At booking. The calendar takes the payment and locks the time in one step.
You get a confirmation asking for one line of context on where the company is heading. The call happens on Zoom, and the written fix list lands within 2 days.
No. If you ask what working with the studio looks like, she'll answer. If you don't ask, it won't come up.
The review leans on how SaaS buyers evaluate companies. Outside that, it'll be half as useful, better to pass.
It's enough to diagnose one asset properly. Getting the fixes done is a project, and that's a different conversation.
your site, homepage, or pitch deck.