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Lytms reads any B2B homepage the way a buyer does — then scores it across five things and shows every line that costs the visit. What you’re looking at is a live, public scan.
Scored cold, the way a skeptical buyer reads it. No rounding up.
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Homepage scanasana.comLive · public
Lytms score
5.6 / 10
What a buyer asks in 5 seconds
"Is this for me?"
The verdict

Your hero promises AI; every customer you quote chose Asana to replace a conversation or a spreadsheet.

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Lytms found 8 places where the story breaks across five scored areas. The top 3 below — each named, quoted, and answered.
The line costing you the most
What the scan flagged

'Get started' (sole CTA; no pricing tier, no free-plan mention, no per-seat cost shown anywhere on the page)

Page claims pricing transparency but buyers flag it as a red flag
The fix

Add a pricing tier summary or a direct link to the pricing page in the hero or navigation so buyers can self-qualify without a sales call.

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The landing page offers no visible pricing, no free-plan path, and no per-seat cost information — only 'Get started' CTAs — while the buyer-voice table stakes explicitly list 'pricing visible without a sales call' and 'free plan or free...

Ship this one line, re-scan, watch the score move. This fix is free; the line-by-line rewrites are on Pro.
How a buyer actually reads it

A buyer runs five checks before they act — in this order. Lose one and they never reach the next.

Not five scoring areas. Five questions, asked in sequence. The page is judged on how many it answers before the visitor gives up.

01
"What is this?"
Your headline names neither the product category nor the specific thing your AI does — it could be a chatbot, a CRM add-on, anything. 'AI that gets work done' is the same claim every competitor in this space is making right now. For an...
Half-answered
02
"Is this for me?"
A visitor needs to see their own situation named, or they assume the page is built for someone else.
Unanswered
03
"Why you, not the tool I already have?"
Without a direct contrast against the obvious alternative, the buyer leaves to comparison-shop and rarely comes back.
Unanswered
04
"Can I believe you?"
Named proof — a real customer, a number, a face — is what turns a claim into something a buyer will act on.
Half-answered
05
"What do I do now?"
There's a 'View demo' CTA in the hero but no path to a live sales conversation. Enterprise buyers at Fortune 100 companies don't self-onboard from a demo video — they need a 'Talk to sales' route that meets them where they are.
Unanswered
From the scan

3 findings, surfaced. 5 more in the full report.

3 shown
8 across the scan
01Major

Page claims pricing transparency but buyers flag it as a red flag

From the scan

'Get started' (sole CTA; no pricing tier, no free-plan mention, no per-seat cost shown anywhere on the page)

The fix
Read the fix →
02Major

There's a 'View demo' CTA in the hero but no path to a live sales conversation.

From the scan

The hero contains 'Get started' and 'View demo' only. No 'Request a demo,' 'Talk to sales,' or 'Contact us' link appears above the fold. The page's own proof signals — CIO-level quotes, Fortune 100 stat, Gartner/Forrester badges — signal an enterprise buyer who expects a human conversation path, not a self-serve funnel

The fix
Read the fix →
03Notable

The headline drops what Asana is to chase a generic AI claim.

From the scan

Supercharge your teams with AI that gets work done | Give your teams AI that understands their work, keeps projects moving, and gets better the more your teams use it.

The fix
Read the fix →
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The rest of the scan

You’ve seen 3 of asana.com’s 8 findings.
Your homepage has its own.

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+Every finding comes with the exact rewrite — copy-paste ready, in the brand’s voice
+The score moves when the page ships a fix — rescan, watch the dial
+One competitor watched daily — same scoring, alert the day they move
+Ads, social and landing-page drafts — generated from the same scan
Every scan reads all five areas. · here’s what’s under 2 of them
Message2 findings here
What we score

Hero value, conversion-killing sentences, cliché density, awareness fit, buyer-language gap, competitive differentiation.

Call to action1 finding here
What we score

Call-to-action clarity, visual weight, offer strength, form friction, CTA-to-page match.

Pro

More than the rest of the report. Daily monitoring on asana.com.

Updated dailyPulse alerts on every move
Pulse

Catch market shifts the day they happen.

A live feed of what the category is moving toward, with a drafted response for the moves worth responding to.

Yesterday on asana.com
Pulse warms up after your first day on Pro.
Competitors

A rival, scored daily, side-by-side.

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Audience

The exact phrases buyers use about the brand.

Mine reviews, transcripts, support, social. Ranked, attributed, matched against the homepage.

Phrase mining starts on the first weekly sweep.
Studio

Every fix routed to a queue, ready to ship.

Accept, edit, ship. An action queue tied to a CMS or copied straight to clipboard.

Action queue · ready to ship
8 drafted fixes waiting

This is asana.com’s scan. What would yours say?

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