Jack from GitHits, a developer tool, chose LandingRabbit over a custom-built site

GitHits is a developer tool that helps you find real code examples from the massive volume of open source code on the internet.

If you're stuck on a very specific technical problem and the LLMs don't have the answer in their training data, someone out there has probably already solved it. That's exactly what GitHits helps you find.

The GitHits team is more than capable of building a website themselves. They're developers. A custom-built site is not a hard problem for them.

But they chose LandingRabbit anyway. Because 👇

For a technical team, spinning up a website is straightforward.

But the challenge is everything that comes after:

• Deciding what to say in the first place

• Updating the messaging when your positioning shifts

• Adding a new page when you discover a new use case

• Keeping the site in sync with what you're actually selling today.

Building a website isn't much coding work.

The real work starts with founders, marketing team, and sales people talking about what the website should say.

Startups on the way to product-market fit need to test ideas quickly. That means the marketing and sales team needs tools that let them work without pulling in engineering every time.

The how fast you iterate your offer based on customer chats matters more than the tech stack.

GitHits isn't trading capability for convenience.

Because LandingRabbit supports code embeds and custom design, the team can still show the full depth of what their tool does directly on the website. Live demos, interactive examples, whatever they need.

But everything around that, the copy, the layout, the messaging updates, stays in a simple editor that anyone on the team can use.

That combination is hard to find elsewhere. Most website builders make you choose between flexibility and ease of use. LandingRabbit gives the GitHits team both.