How is "Use cases" different from "Solutions"?

Solutions segments by who you are (SaaS founders, agencies, growth teams, etc.). Use cases segments by what you’re trying to do (score a page, audit a competitor, generate ads, monitor drift). Same product, different framing -- pick whichever lens fits how you think.

Do I need to know which use case applies before scanning?

No. Paste a URL and Lytms returns the full diagnosis -- every finding, every dimension, every fix. The use cases above are common reasons people start; the scan covers all of them.

Which use cases are free vs Pro?

Scoring any URL once, finding the conversion-killing sentence, and benchmarking against the cohort are all free on your first scan. Generating ads from findings, rescanning as you ship, and monitoring drift are Pro ($49/mo).

06 · Use cases

What people actually do with Lytms.

Six jobs visitors hire Lytms to do. Pick the one closest to what you’re trying to ship this week.

Use case 01

Score my page before I ship it.

The friction: Founders ship the homepage and find out three weeks later that the hero buried the differentiator. By then the launch traffic is gone and the only signal is a flat conversion curve.

What Lytms does: Score it the day before. Lytms reads the page like a senior CRO consultant -- every weak sentence flagged, every dimension scored, one concrete fix per finding. Ship the second version.

Score a URL→

Use case 02

Audit a competitor’s landing page.

The friction: Your team agrees their page is "better" but nobody can say specifically why. The argument loops every quarter when positioning gets revisited.

What Lytms does: Score their page on the same rubric. Get verdict, dimension breakdown, and the exact sentences they hooked the visitor with. Adversarial intelligence without the consulting bill.

Score a competitor→

Use case 03

Find the exact sentence costing me conversions.

The friction: You suspect your hero is weak. Maybe the CTA. Maybe the trust signals. You can’t tell which, and you definitely can’t tell which sentence specifically.

What Lytms does: Lytms quotes the verbatim sentence on your page that’s losing the visitor and names the fix. No analytics required, no waiting for traffic -- just paste the URL.

Find it→

Use case 04

Generate ads and posts from a finding.

The friction: You know what’s broken. Now you need 10 ad variants and 6 LinkedIn posts that fix it. Three hours of writing later you ship two of them.

What Lytms does: Pro users get drafted ads + social posts generated from each finding -- Google, Meta, LinkedIn, X. Copy you can paste into the platform of your choice.

See Pro→

Use case 05

Know when my page’s score moves.

The friction: Marketing teams change copy weekly. Nobody re-scores. The page that scored 7.2 in January is at 6.1 by April and nobody noticed until growth stalled.

What Lytms does: Pro monitors your URLs and tells you when the score moves. Score-drift alerts surface the exact change that moved the number, so the fix is one revision, not one quarter.

See Pro→

Use case 06

Benchmark my page against my category.

The friction: Your team scored a 6.8. Is that good? Average? Embarrassing? You have no idea because you have no cohort to compare against.

What Lytms does: Lytms scores hundreds of brands per category and surfaces the cohort distribution -- top decile, median, where your page lands. The leaderboard is the live benchmark.

Open leaderboard→

Common questions

Try the use case closest to yours.

Score your homepage in about 2 minutes. Free, one URL. The full read covers every job above.

Score your page