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Tines
The secure environment for AI agents, apps, and automation across the enterprise
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Industry
Security, AI Agents, Productivity
Style
Illustrative, Typographic, Maximalist
Stage
Series C+
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About the site
Tines gives security, IT, and operations teams one governed place to build AI agents, apps, and workflows on their most sensitive systems. The homepage is among the most distinctive in enterprise software: a warm cream canvas carries a lavender-to-violet headline above a giant '100x' whose letterforms are filled with a dense, psychedelic floral pattern in purple, green, and orange. A great reference for security and automation brands that want to feel human and playful without losing enterprise credibility.
How this page sells
For CIOs and CISOs facing shadow AI: it quotes their own AI mandate back at them, then pitches governance without bottlenecks.
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'You told everyone to use AI. Now give them a secure place to do it.' in lavender type, 'IT and Security maintain complete visibility, governance, and control', with Book a demo, Sign up free and a 'New: Tines 3B' pill.
Why it converts: It repeats the executive's own AI mandate and names the consequence they now own, casting the reader as the person who has to fix it.
Coinbase, Databricks, Reddit, Snowflake, Intercom, Dropbox, Pinterest and MongoDB directly under the buttons.
Why it converts: Security-sensitive, engineering-led companies trusting Tines with their systems signals it has cleared strict security reviews.
A giant '100×' filled with a dense psychedelic floral pattern, tagged '100x simpler', '100x faster' and '100x easier to adopt'.
Why it converts: Enterprise security brands usually look alike. The pattern makes Tines instantly recognisable, which matters when buyers compare a dozen vendors.
A product video of AI usage and spend: $8,760 estimated, 1.32B tokens, 49,880 turns, spend against limits by department, and cost per model from claude-opus-5 to gpt-5-mini.
Why it converts: Spend by model and department answers the CFO's question about runaway AI costs, turning governance into a budget-control story.
'AI made everyone a builder. But security and IT got 100× harder.' then real examples: finance building dashboards in Claude Code, marketing shipping an app on a personal Vercel account, an API key committed to GitHub.
Why it converts: Recognisable incidents make shadow AI feel like this week's problem, and 'none of it is malicious' lets the buyer act without blaming colleagues.
A purple panel: 'Freedom to build. Complete security. No compromises.' with four pillars: visibility across AI-created work, control without bottlenecks, autonomous fixes controlled by you, and AI on your terms.
Why it converts: 'Control without bottlenecks' resolves the CISO's dilemma: governing AI without becoming the team that always says no.
Colour tabs for IT, Security, Finance, People and Operations, each with a concrete workflow (MCP client management, AI SOC alert triage, finance request dashboards), over an AI activity log of approved and unapproved events.
Why it converts: Five departments' workflows prove the platform serves the whole company, which justifies an enterprise contract rather than a security-team tool.
'Powerful workflows, proven success.' with four purple cards: born in security and built for the enterprise, trusted for the most important workflows, vendor-agnostic, and unmatched time to value.
Why it converts: 'Born in security' is the credential a CISO weighs most, and 'vendor-agnostic' reassures buyers who won't bet on a single AI provider.
'Start today' set huge in the same floral pattern, with 'Sign up today to get started or schedule time with our team' and both buttons.
Why it converts: Echoing the 100× pattern closes the page on its signature image, and offering self-serve and a demo catches practitioners and executives alike.
