Categories • Finance
All of the data is updated every month | Last updated 10.01.2026
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Current trending colors include among others White, Black, Light Gray
The most used keywords include among others: Business, Financial, Payment
The most used CTAs include among others: Get Started, Start For Free, Get Started For Free
Over the financial technology analysis period, keyword emphasis shifted dramatically from traditional finance terminology to automation-focused language, with 'automated' emerging as a new top-15 keyword at 7% frequency. The most popular CTA 'Get Started' decreased from 12% to 11% while maintaining dominance, though demo-focused CTAs consolidated from fragmented variations into clearer 'Book a demo' and 'Request a demo' patterns. Color usage became significantly more concentrated in monochromatic schemes, with white and black usage increasing to 57% and 48% respectively, while accent colors like orange maintained consistent 12% usage across periods. Keyword sentiment evolved from feature-heavy descriptions to benefit and emotion-driven messaging, with terms like 'modern' and 'automated' gaining prominence alongside traditional financial terminology.
Monochromatic color schemes intensified across the category, with white usage jumping from 42% to 57% and black increasing from 38% to 48%, indicating a move toward cleaner, more minimalist design approaches in financial technology interfaces.
Traditional finance keywords lost dominance as 'financial' dropped from 18% to 14% frequency, while automation and modernization terms like 'automated' (7%) and 'modern' (6%) entered the top rankings, reflecting the industry's shift toward emphasizing technological advancement over basic financial services.
Demo-focused CTAs consolidated from scattered variations into two clear leaders - 'Book a demo' (5%) and 'Request a demo' (4%) - while trial-focused messaging like 'Get started for free' maintained steady 4% usage, suggesting more strategic CTA messaging in the category.
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