A border transfer service that closes the ride on WhatsApp
A quote in four fields
Name, route, date and passengers — and the WhatsApp thread picks up already knowing them.
A fleet labelled by seats
Pálio, Noah and Voxy with capacity, luggage and air conditioning in plain view.
Routes by name
Ciudad del Este, Asunción, Santa Rita and Encarnación, each on its own line.
Overview
Ponte Paraguai drives people from Foz do Iguaçu to Ciudad del Este, and from there to Asunción, Santa Rita and Encarnación. The sale always happened by message and always stalled at the same point: how many people, which day, which car, how much. The site exists so the conversation starts with those four answers already given.
- Client
- Ponte Paraguai
- Services
- Web design
- Web development
- Integrations
- Technologies
- Astro
- TypeScript
- Vercel
The challenge
Every ride started as a loose message — "how much to Ciudad del Este?" — with no date, no passenger count and no way to tell whether it would fit in the car. It took three messages to reach a price, and in that gap the customer had already asked somewhere else.
How we solved it
01/ 03
The quote before the conversation
Four fields at the top of the page: name, service, date and passengers. The message arrives ready to be answered with a price.
The fleet as a choice
Three cars, three capacities. A party of six knows which one to ask for before asking.
One route per line
Transfers, scheduled trips, daily rental and private rides kept apart — different services call for different answers.
Inside the project
What we delivered
- Single-page site with a quote request
- Form wired to WhatsApp
- Fleet with capacity and luggage
- Brazilian and Paraguayan routes
- A three-step how-it-works section
- Layout built for the phone first
What is now standing
- A site with a quote request
- A fleet presented by capacity
- Brazilian and Paraguayan routes listed
