Software Listing Standards
A good listing helps buyers make a decision without guessing.
Lyrinox Market expects sellers to describe products clearly, accurately, and with enough detail for buyers to understand what they are purchasing.
Listings should include
- Clear product name.
- Plain-language summary.
- Supported platforms or environments.
- Current screenshots or demo media.
- License terms.
- Price and tier details.
- Support expectations.
- Installation or setup notes where relevant.
- Known limitations.
Claims need support
If a listing claims a product is fast, secure, production-ready, enterprise-grade, or easy to integrate, the page should provide evidence.
Evidence can include documentation, screenshots, compatibility notes, changelogs, benchmarks, examples, or certification.
Screenshots should show the product
Software buyers need to inspect real screens, workflows, settings, and output.
Decorative images are fine as secondary assets, but they should not replace useful product evidence.
Read Product Screenshots That Build Trust for more guidance.
Licensing must be clear
Buyers should know whether they are purchasing a subscription, one-time license, major-version license, custom license, or another model.
Activation limits, support terms, update access, and cancellation behavior should be stated before checkout.
Limitations are allowed
No product does everything.
Honest limitations help the right buyers purchase with confidence and help the wrong buyers avoid a bad fit.