Financial website homepage and registration page design

outsideintel.com

The website is a business intelligence website, where the site will allow individual and corporate investors to gain access to information that is not easily available elsewhere, that will give them competitive information on mergers and acquisitions as well as buying/selling decisions on stock/commodities, etc.

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Stylistically, I'd like it to be super clean and reputable looking. There could be a play on words with the "outsideintel" also partially saying "outside-in". This site does not deal with insider information but what we get from the outside is often just as good as insider information. Clean design, easily viewable on mobile, high-end, etc.

I want a homepage that describes what we are, and gives a vague concept of how the site works with a sign-in box as well (email address and password). The nav menu should include an easily customized list of things like "About us", "Testimonials", "Privacy Policy" etc... so that I can easily add/remove pages without making the UI significantly worse.

I'd also like a really nice registration page, with the following fields: product type select box (10 companies - $X, 100 companies - $XX or 1000 companies - $XXX) first name, last name, phone number, email address, password and a submit button. The page should have a bar that explains this is step one of three. The first step is register, the second step is payment and the third is choosing the companies that the client would like information on.

Both pages need to work on normal browsers, as well as mobile so ideally the page should reflect that design feature. You may use lorem ipsum for content.

I have no preferences, as long as it conveys professionalism and converts well.

Be conservative, but don't be afraid to let the design sparkle. People will be paying potentially thousands of dollars a month for access to the site, so it should convey that they will make a lot of money if they spend a little with the site - a fact I hope to prove correct, by the way.