Lobby is a bold brutalist landing page template built for hospitality social media agencies. It features an interactive comparison table that reshuffles by property type, a free-audit conversion flow, dark glass panel header visuals, and a Void and Violet color system. It is designed to win over independent hotel owners, resort marketing directors, and restaurant-bar managers looking for a social content partner.
by Rocket studio
Lobby is a single-page comparison table template for hospitality social media management agencies. It combines a brutalist dark aesthetic with an interactive property-type explorer, a free feed audit conversion flow, and a rigid grid layout. The page is built to convert independent property owners who are ready to stop guessing and start posting with purpose.
This template is built for agencies that specialize in social media management for the hospitality industry. It speaks directly to the people those agencies are trying to win as clients.
Most hospitality businesses have a beautiful property and a forgettable social feed. The gap between the two costs them direct bookings, brand awareness, and long-term guest loyalty. This template gives an agency a conversion-ready page that speaks to exactly that frustration.
This template delivers a fully structured, single-page layout with every section pre-built for an agency in the hospitality social media space. The design, copy structure, and interaction model are all defined and ready to customize.




Theme
Bold Brutalist
Creative direction
Interactive Explorer
Color system
Void & Violet
Style
Comparison Table
Direction
Freemium/Trial
Page Sections
Property Type Toggle and Comparison Table
Expandable Plan Rows with Case Study Reels
Two-step Free Audit Conversion Form
Dark Glass Panel Header
Sticky Bottom Bar Call to Action
What types of hospitality businesses is this template aimed at?
How does the interactive comparison table work?
What happens after someone submits the free audit form?
Can a solo hospitality social media consultant use this template?
Is the sticky bottom bar always visible while browsing the page?
This template is packed with purposeful components. Each one is designed to reduce friction, build agency credibility, and move hospitality prospects toward the free audit offer.
Visitors select their property type from a toggle row: boutique hotel, resort, restaurant-bar, or hostel chain. The entire comparison table reshuffles instantly to show tailored deliverables, posting frequencies, platform priorities, and sample content previews for that specific tier. Nothing is generic.
Each plan row in the comparison table expands on click. Inside, the template exposes before-and-after feed transformations, engagement metric deltas, and thirty-second case study reels that autoplay muted directly inside the table cells. The expansion animation snaps open mechanically in keeping with the brutalist grid.
The primary call to action is "Audit My Feed Free." Clicking opens a two-step form: first, the visitor pastes their Instagram handle and selects their property type; second, they enter their name and email. The audit is a fifteen-slide PDF with scored metrics and three quick-win recommendations, delivered within twenty-four hours.
The header is built from three angled, semi-transparent rectangles floating over a void black background. Each panel reflects a different hospitality social feed context: a curated hotel Instagram grid, a rooftop bar's TikTok analytics dashboard, and a resort's DM inbox. Panels carry a frosted glass blur with violet edge-lighting, tilted five degrees.
After a visitor scrolls past the fifty percent depth threshold, a sticky bottom bar appears and repeats the "Audit My Feed Free" call to action. This keeps the conversion offer visible without interrupting the browsing experience earlier in the page.
Visitors who are already in evaluation mode can click "Compare All Plans" to scroll directly into the interactive table. This reduces friction for prospects who do not need convincing and just want to see the numbers side by side.
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Dark Glass Header | Introduces the agency with angled panel visuals and the brutalist headline |
| Property Type Toggle | Lets visitors filter the comparison table by their property category |
| Interactive Comparison Table | Shows tailored plans, deliverables, and platform priorities per property type |
| Expandable Plan Rows | Reveals case study reels and engagement data on click within each plan row |
| Free Audit Form | Captures Instagram handle, property type, name, and email in two steps |
| Sticky Bottom Bar | Repeats the free audit call to action after fifty percent scroll depth |
The visual identity follows a Bold Brutalist theme built on the Void and Violet color system. The palette is intentionally cold, sharp, and high-contrast, built to feel like a nightclub lobby at two in the morning.
The template is designed so the interactive table and panel animations translate across screen sizes. The rigid brutalist grid adapts without losing its structural precision on smaller viewports.
Every design and interaction decision in this template is aimed at moving a hesitant property owner toward taking the first low-commitment step: the free feed audit.
This template is categorized under hospitality software within the broader technology category. It is designed specifically for the hospitality social media management niche, making it relevant for agencies positioning themselves against both generalist social media firms and in-house hotel marketing teams.