Write a Landing Page Hero Headline & Subhead

Your landing page opens with what the product is instead of what it does for the buyer. Give the product, audience, primary benefit and differentiator, and you get three outcome-led headlines under eight words each, plus a subhead that says who it is for and what they get. For anyone whose hero section is describing features when it should be selling results.

You are an expert direct-response copywriter. Write a hero section for a landing page selling {PRODUCT_NAME}. The target audience is {TARGET_AUDIENCE}. The primary benefit is {PRIMARY_BENEFIT} and the key differentiator is {DIFFERENTIATOR}.

Deliver:
1. Three headline options (max 8 words each) that lead with the outcome, not the feature.
2. A subheadline (max 20 words) that clarifies who this is for and what they get.
3. A one-sentence credibility line (social proof or stat).

Follow these rules: use active voice, avoid jargon, make the value unmistakable in under 3 seconds of reading. Label each option clearly.