With Stat Band

About this block

With Stat Band opens with a centered heading and a one-line subheading, then presents four icon features in a two column grid. Each feature card holds a small rounded icon badge, a short title, and a sentence of supporting copy. Below the grid sits a divided stat band: three cells separated by hairline gaps, each showing a large numeric value and a brief label beneath it.

Every piece of text is independent copy. You can rewrite the heading and subheading without touching the grid, swap any of the four features for your own, and update the three stats to reflect your actual numbers. The stat band cells share a uniform background so removing or reordering them has no visual side effects.

When to use

Reach for this block when you need to make a credibility argument at the same time as a capability argument. A fintech or banking product, for instance, often needs to show both what the platform does and proof that it performs at scale, and this layout handles both in one section without requiring two separate blocks. It fits lower on a landing page after a hero has set context, and it works better than a plain icon grid when you have concrete numbers worth surfacing.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• A hero section to establish the product pitch before the feature detail arrives
• Stacked Panels if you need a deeper visual walkthrough before the numbers land

After

• A testimonials section to reinforce the stats with real customer voices
• A pricing section so readers move from "this works" to "here is what it costs"

What you can display

One block covers both the what and the how much. Three ways to fill it:

• Platform scale metrics. Use the stat band for active users, uptime, or transaction volume to signal that the product handles real load.
• Growth outcomes. Swap the default numbers for average lift, time saved, or cost reduction figures your customers actually report.
• Core capability pillars. Rotate the four feature cards to match the specific workflow areas your buyers care about most, such as compliance, automation, reporting, and integrations.

Tip: keep each stat label to a short phrase rather than a full sentence so the large numeric value stays the visual anchor in each cell.