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What can I use on Lazyweb for free?

Lazyweb offers free human browsing, MCP setup and partial agent reports. Full reports and priority capacity require Pro access.

Start with free browsing to inspect relevant app screens and product flows. MCP installation and token creation are also free, so you can connect an agent before deciding whether to subscribe. The paid distinction is report depth: non-Pro accounts receive partial reports with one visible generated mockup and locked recommendations. Pro unlocks full reports and priority capacity. Free browsing can still require an account to see additional screens.

How much do Lazyweb Pro and Team cost, and which should I choose?

Pro is $39/month for individual access to the toolkit except competitor tracking. Team is $99/month for up to five seats, competitor tracking and a shared workspace.

Pro costs $39 per month for the complete toolkit except competitor tracking. Its listed uses include full agent research reports, mobile A/B-test research, paywall experiments, code maps and priority MCP capacity. Team costs $99 per month and includes everything in Pro, competitor tracking, a shared workspace and up to five seats. Choose Pro for individual research; choose Team when shared access or competitor tracking is required. Both plans begin with a card-required three-day trial and renew monthly unless canceled; applicable tax and exact terms appear at checkout.

Does the Lazyweb trial require a card, and how do I avoid being charged?

Yes, the three-day trial requires a card. Cancel before it ends to avoid automatic monthly renewal.

Both paid plans require a card for the three-day trial. The selected monthly subscription renews automatically afterward, so cancel before the trial ends if you do not want renewal. The pricing page directs billing management to https://www.lazyweb.com/account and billing questions to https://www.lazyweb.com/support. Review the checkout terms for applicable tax and exact conditions; the inspected pricing page does not specify a refund entitlement.

Who is Lazyweb for, and when is it useful?

Lazyweb helps founders, designers and product teams research real interfaces, including through AI coding agents. It is most useful for specific UI and product-flow decisions.

Use Lazyweb when a design decision needs concrete references: onboarding, paywalls, pricing, checkout, settings or competitive UI comparisons. The library is intended for founders, product teams, designers and AI coding agents. A useful starting request names your product, audience, platform and the decision you need to make—for example, reviewing a mobile trial introduction against captured examples. Lazyweb's homepage explicitly excludes backend architecture, database migrations and generic coding work that does not need UI references.

How do I connect Lazyweb to Cursor, Codex or Claude Code?

Use the setup command on Lazyweb's installation page for Cursor, Codex or Claude Code. Hosted Claude and ChatGPT require the separate remote-connector setup.

Open https://www.lazyweb.com/mcp-install and copy the setup command supplied for your session. The installer adds the Lazyweb skill pack and configures supported local coding clients for screenshot search, design research and reports. Installation is free, with report depth determined by your account plan. Hosted Claude and ChatGPT use remote connectors instead of the local terminal installer; follow the connector links on the installation page for those environments.

Why am I seeing partial reports after installing Lazyweb MCP?

Installation is free, but full reports depend on your subscription. Upgrading to Pro does not require replacing your existing token.

The token connects your client to Lazyweb, while your account plan determines report access. Successfully installing MCP therefore does not mean that full reports are unlocked. Lazyweb says Pro users receive full reports without changing their existing token. If your results remain partial after upgrading, check billing through the account page or contact support rather than assuming another installation is required.

How do I find a specific app's screens and user flows?

Open the app's company profile, inspect its screen count and date, then choose the relevant flow. Additional screenshots may require free signup.

Start with a company profile, check its screen count and capture date, and follow the relevant user-flow links. For example, the 222 profile lists 247 screens and separate flows for answering trait questions, syncing contacts and editing a curation profile. Public previews may show only part of a company's collection: the inspected 222 page displays five screens and offers the remaining 242 through free signup. Check the actual profile and flow before assuming a particular product journey is available.

Does Lazyweb include complete web-app flows?

Lazyweb's published comparison says complete web-app flows are not yet available. Verify the exact workflow you need, especially for desktop SaaS research.

Lazyweb's published Mobbin comparison explicitly says its flows are mobile-first and that web-app flows are not yet available. It describes current coverage as iOS apps and marketing pages. The homepage also mentions web-app screens among research use cases, so distinguish individual references from complete ordered journeys. If your purchase depends on a desktop SaaS workflow, inspect the exact example or confirm coverage with Lazyweb before subscribing.

How can I turn Lazyweb onboarding references into a useful experiment?

Use an ordered capture to identify a specific design hypothesis, then test it in your own product. Ask the agent to distinguish observed screens from inferred benefits.

Choose an ordered capture that matches your decision, then ask your agent to separate visible interface facts from interpretation. Lazyweb's Cal AI example follows a save-progress sign-in choice, a trial introduction and a reminder promise conditional on notifications. A practical prompt is: Review my onboarding against this capture, explain the question each screen answers, and propose one test with the evidence still missing. Keep the scope of the capture explicit: this three-screen segment does not show the complete onboarding sequence or establish that the design converts better.

Do Lazyweb's captured experiments prove which design converts best?

No. Captured screens document observed designs; they do not automatically establish measured conversion lift or a winning A/B test.

A captured interface establishes what was visible in that capture. It does not, by itself, show the experiment assignment, conversion results or experience of every account. Lazyweb's Cal AI research explicitly describes observed screen order rather than an A/B-test winner. Use such research to generate hypotheses and identify missing evidence; measure the impact of your own implementation before treating it as an improvement.

Can I reuse Lazyweb screenshots, and how do rights holders request removal?

Screenshots are provided as research references, and the depicted interfaces remain their owners' property. Rights holders can send a documented takedown request to ali@lazyweb.com.

Lazyweb presents screenshots as reference material for research, commentary and education. Its copyright policy says the depicted product names, logos and interfaces remain the property of their owners, so access to the library should not be treated as a blanket license to reuse those assets. For a rights complaint, email ali@lazyweb.com with the material's URL or identifier, identification of the work, your name and role, and the good-faith authorization statement requested by the policy. Lazyweb says it reviews requests and removes or restricts material where appropriate.

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