Act as a conversion-focused designer. Build the closing call-to-action band for {{business_name}}, aimed at {{target_audience}}. Brand colors: {{brand_colors}}. Reuse existing button and section components. Content, with real copy: - a headline that restates the outcome they came for, not "Ready to get started?" - one line that answers the last objection with a fact (price, time, risk): "Set up in 10 minutes. Cancel from Settings anytime." - one primary button: {{call_to_action}} - one quieter path for people not ready yet: talk to a person, or see pricing Place it after proof (reviews, results), not straight after the hero. Visual: a full-bleed band in the brand color or an inverted surface. Check contrast: white text on the brand color must reach 4.5:1, and if it doesn't, use dark text or a deeper shade token. The primary button contrasts with the band itself (3:1 for its edge against the band). No gradient mesh. Layout: 1280: 12 columns, headline 7 columns left, actions 5 columns right and bottom aligned; 768: stacked, left aligned; 360: stacked, buttons full width and 48px tall. Padding 48 / 64 / 96px. Type: headline 28 / 36 / 48px, line height 1.1, max 20ch; supporting line 17 to 18px at max 50ch. States: hover, focus-visible (a ring that's visible on the brand color, so test it there), active, and loading if the band holds an inline email field, with errors under the field. Motion: none needed. If anything, the button's hover lifts 1px in 150ms; none under prefers-reduced-motion. Avoid: two equally loud buttons, countdown timers, fake scarcity ("3 spots left"), confetti, "Join thousands of happy customers" without a source. Give me two headline options and the change list.