Finzo

Finzo is built for fintech products, banking brands, payment companies, and finance platforms that need to look reliable from the first screen.

It gives you a clean finance-focused page set, trust-building sections, product explanation areas, and a setup that is easy to hand off after launch.

By The Numbers

• 15 Core Pages
• 17+ Unique Sections
• Blog List + Single Post Layouts
• Integration List + Single Pages
• 3 Form Integrations

Best Fit For

Finzo works well for teams that need a serious finance site without building every page from zero.

• digital banking products
• payment gateways
• fintech startups
• lending or credit products
• wealth or investment platforms
• accounting and finance software
• compliance and reporting tools

Full Finance Page Set

Finzo includes the pages most product-led finance sites need before launch.

• Home
• About
• Features
• Pricing
• Changelog
• Contact
• Testimonial
• Blog
• Blog Single
• Integration
• Integration Single
• Privacy Policy
• Terms & Conditions
• 404 Page

Built To Earn Trust Faster

Finance sites usually lose people when the product feels vague or hard to trust. Finzo helps fix that with sections that explain value fast and support the buying decision.

You can use it to:

• explain product benefits in simple words
• show features before visitors ask for a demo
• answer price questions early
• publish product updates on a changelog page
• show testimonials without making the page feel crowded
• guide visitors to the contact form with clear calls to action

Navigation For Complex Product Sites

Finzo ships with more than a basic header.

• mega menu support
• multi-level dropdown menus
• badge and dot menu markers
• external link handling
• localized menu files
• sticky header control from config

The menu is driven by JSON, which makes updates faster for teams that keep adding pages.

{
  "name": "Pages",
  "hasMegaMenu": true,
  "menus": [
    {
      "name": "Product",
      "children": [
        { "name": "Features", "url": "/features/" },
        { "name": "Pricing", "url": "/pricing/" }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Setup That Stays Easy

Finzo keeps the main project controls in config files instead of hiding them in many components.

• src/config/config.toml
• src/config/menu.en.json
• src/config/menu.fr.json
• src/config/social.json
• src/config/fonts.json

From config.toml you can change the sticky header, button labels, contact form provider, analytics, newsletter settings, and SEO defaults.

[settings]
stickyHeader = true
contactFormProvider = "formsubmit.co"

[settings.navigationButton]
enable = true
label = "Get Started"
url = "/contact/"

Blog, Docs, And Product Updates

Finzo is useful when content also helps close the sale.

• blog index and single post pages
• paginated blog archive
• integration listing and integration single pages
• Markdown and MDX support
• Shiki code highlighting
• optional table of contents for long posts
• frontmatter-based SEO overrides

This makes it easier to publish feature explainers, release notes, partner pages, and educational content inside the same project.

Multilingual When You Need It

Finzo includes English and French structure in the project, plus matching menu files.

If the site only needs one language, you can clean it up with one command:

npm run remove-multilingual

If you want to rebuild the extra language content later, the project also includes:

npm run generate-multilingual-content

Forms And Lead Capture

Finzo supports three form submission paths in the source project:

• formsubmit.co
• formspree
• netlify

That means you can launch quickly with a simple setup now and switch providers later without rebuilding the form system.

Final Take

Finzo is a strong fit when the product is financial, the message has to feel clear, and the website needs to support real conversion work from day one.

It is not just a pretty finance landing page. It already includes the pages, menu depth, content system, and config structure that serious fintech sites usually need.