The challenge
SharkByte helps businesses with lead research, telephone prospecting, appointment setting and outsourced sales. A service business like this needs a clear offer and a simple way for visitors to leave their details.
Its Vibiz story centres on that second step: pages with forms that turn a visit into a contact the business can follow up with.
What SharkByte did
A workspace for pages and creative work
SharkByte's Vibiz workspace contains 38 deployed pages, alongside image creatives made in the same workspace. The brand kit below shows the visual identity used across that work.
Brand kit read from shark-byte.de
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- Typeface
- Barlow, Madefor Text
- Tone
- professional
- First creative
- Feb 21, 2026
Pages built in Vibiz can include enquiry forms, so a visitor can leave their contact details without being sent through a separate form tool. SharkByte's captured contacts appear in the page records behind this story.
The results
47 captured contacts
Between March 19 and October 14, 2026, forms on SharkByte's Vibiz pages captured 47 distinct email contacts. Repeat submissions from the same address count as one contact.
For a business built around sales conversations, a captured enquiry is a useful next step: a person has supplied contact details for follow-up. The result here is the contact captured by the page, before any later appointment or sale.
See how the page side works in landing pages, or explore Vibiz for agencies.
