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Dispel
Secure remote access and data streaming for industrial OT systems
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Industry
Security, Industrial Design
Style
Dark Mode, 3D, Bento
Stage
Series B
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Framer
About the site
Dispel provides secure remote access and industrial data streaming for operational technology, connecting vendors, OEMs and operators to plant systems in manufacturing, utilities and energy. Its homepage opens on a rendered industrial plant in a flowering meadow, wrapped in teal and violet data bars, under the claim that security can make operations run faster. Logos from ABB, Mitsubishi Electric and the U.S. Air Force lead into expanding cards that pair each benefit with a customer quote, before the page switches to a light product grid of isometric line drawings. Dollar figures, a brand film, industry awards and an ABB customer carousel follow, ending on a demo request. A useful reference for presenting industrial cybersecurity as an operational advantage rather than a compliance cost.
How this page sells
For OT and plant security leaders: recast remote access as an uptime tool, then prove it with industrial logos, dollar figures and ABB.
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'Security That Makes Industrial Operations Run Faster' sits over a rendered plant in a flowering meadow, wrapped in teal and violet data bars, with Get a demo and See how it works buttons.
Why it converts: Leading with speed instead of protection speaks to plant managers who usually see security as a source of delays, and the setting signals industrial expertise at a glance.
'Trusted by leaders in manufacturing, utilities, and energy.' introduces ABB, Mitsubishi Electric, Daimler, the U.S. Air Force and Keurig Dr Pepper, above Gartner Cool Vendor 2025 and 4.8-star Gartner and G2 ratings.
Why it converts: Industrial buyers are cautious about letting anyone into their control systems; seeing peers and analyst ratings first makes a call feel lower risk.
Three expanding cards, Improve Operational Efficiency, Reduce OT Cyber Risk and Always Audit Ready, each open onto a proof point, such as Dragos's '30% reduction in OT cyber risk through Secure Remote Access.'
Why it converts: Naming friction as the problem, then answering each part with a measured outcome from a known industrial name, lets buyers weigh the speed, risk and compliance gains separately.
'One Platform to Eliminate Friction Across OT' switches to a light grid of six modules, led by OT Secure Remote Access, drawn as isometric line illustrations of Dispel's hardware and data paths.
Why it converts: Presenting access, data streaming, compliance and identity as one engine answers the worry about adding another point tool, and the switch to light marks the move into the product.
'OT Security Insights & Updates' pairs a Takepoint Research whitepaper on reducing operational friction with news that Dispel has named Ken Young CTO as it accelerates growth.
Why it converts: Independent research gives evaluators something to circulate internally, and a recent leadership hire shows a growing vendor that will be around to support the deployment.
'Real operations. Measurable results.' lists $42,000,000 saved a year, $23,000 in downtime avoided, one facility deployed a day and connections in under 30 seconds, with a Calculate savings button.
Why it converts: Specific dollar and time figures give a champion numbers for the business case, and the savings calculator invites them to work out their own before talking to sales.
A rounded film of a water treatment plant at sunset carries 'Operational Freedom' and 'Access in a snap.' around the owl logo, above laurels from Control Engineering and two security awards.
Why it converts: The cinematic film makes a technical product feel calm and modern, while third-party awards reassure buyers who have not heard of Dispel before.
A carousel opens on ABB, with a robot cell in a redwood forest and a quote from Charles Bennet, Global Head of Service, Process Automation, beside cards for Reckitt, Seadrill and Mitsubishi Electric.
Why it converts: A named service leader at a major OEM describes the partnership in their own terms, which carries more weight with other OEMs than the vendor's own description.
'Eliminate Operational Friction Across Your OT Environment' returns to the friction theme beside a single Book a demo button; the footer ends with an 'All Systems Operational' status pill.
Why it converts: Closing on the opening promise keeps the ask about operations, and the live status indicator reassures buyers about reliability as they decide to get in touch.
