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A song for your business, written from your website

Yes, AI can make a song for your business. Paste the address of your website, a product page or a services page into Lyro’s Song Ad, and Lyro reads it, picks one customer and the moment your business helps them, keeps only what your page says about you, and writes and sings a 60 to 100 second song with your company’s name in the chorus and your address at the end. It costs 12 credits to 20 credits by length on every paid plan, and the commercial licence covers using it for your business. For a company anthem to play at a team event, describe it in Create instead.

Lyro reads the page once you are signed in. Song ads are on every paid plan: 12 credits for 60 seconds, up to 20 for 100. No free tier.

How it goesThree steps

  1. Paste your website or a page from itThe page that says best what you do: a product, your services, your menu or your home page. Tick that it is your business or that you may advertise it.
  2. Check how Lyro sees your businessLyro writes a short brief: one customer, three first lines to choose from, what your page says you offer, and the call to action. Change anything, and write your company’s name the way it is said.
  3. Make the song, then use itPick 60 to 100 seconds. Download the song, cut a short version in the studio, and put it under your videos, your ads or your shop’s playlist.

The details

Which page to paste, by kind of business

Your businessThe page to pasteWhat the song is about
An online shopYour best-selling product’s pageThat product, the problem it solves, your shop’s address
An app or softwareThe landing pageThe moment the app helps, and how to get it
A café, restaurant or bakeryThe home or menu pageThe place, what people come back for, where to find you
A service (cleaning, salon, fitness, repairs)Your services pageThe problem you take away and how to book you
A course or an eventThe sales or event pageWho it is for, what they get, when and where

Lyro reads public pages only: not pages behind a login. If your page shows almost no text to a reader, it says so and nothing is counted.

What makes a business song work

  • One customer, not a slogan. The song opens with a line in your customer’s voice, at the moment your business helps. People remember a story before a list of services.
  • Your name in the chorus, where it comes back, and your web address sung at the end. Lyro keeps the name to three mentions and never makes it the singer, because the music model can refuse an unfamiliar name used more often, as if it were an artist’s.
  • Only what you can stand behind. Every benefit in the brief carries the words from your page that back it; anything your page does not say is left out. Prices are sung only if the page shows them.
  • A sound that fits the business: warm acoustic pop for a café, bright electronic pop for an app, a slow soulful groove for a salon. The brief suggests one, and you can change the genre and the voice.

Where businesses use the song

  • Under ads and short videos on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. Cut a 15- or 30-second version in the studio for short placements.
  • On your website, in a product or launch video, or at the top of a newsletter.
  • In your shop or venue, on hold, or at an event. Check the rules of the place and the platform where it plays.
  • As a brand sound: the chorus becomes the tune people connect with your name.

Every paid plan includes a commercial licence for what you make, subject to our terms. Where a platform asks for an AI label, add it; TikTok requires one on ads whose audio is fully AI-generated. The details and sources are in can you use AI music in ads?

A company anthem for your team

A song for a staff party, a conference or an anniversary is about your people, not a product, so it does not need a page. Open Create, describe it (your company’s name, what you are proud of, the event, the mood) and paste or draft the lyrics. A song costs 4 credits on Lyro High, whatever its length, up to 3 minutes. Turn lyrics into a song explains how to write words that sing well.

What it costs

A song from your website costs 12 credits for 60 seconds, up to 20 credits for 100. Starter is $9 a month for 20 credits; Creator starts at $19 a month for 80, enough for 6 songs of 60 seconds. There is no free tier. For more songs than that, a Teams plan is sized to your volume.

Questions

Can AI make a song for my company?

Yes. Paste your company’s website or a page from it into Lyro’s Song Ad and it writes and sings a 60 to 100 second song about what you do, with your name in the chorus and your address at the end. You can edit the brief and the lyrics before the song is made.

How much does a song for my business cost?

12 credits to 20 credits by length. Starter is $9 a month for 20 credits and Creator starts at $19 for 80. There is no free tier.

Will the song say my company’s name correctly?

Write the name the way it is said under “Sung as”, in plain words where you can (“cat man” for Katman), and check the first take. Lyro sings the name up to three times, in the chorus and in your address.

Can I use the song in my ads and in my shop?

Every paid plan includes a commercial licence for the songs you make, subject to our terms and our model providers’ policies. Follow each platform’s AI rules and the rules of the place where it plays.

Can I make a jingle instead of a full song?

Yes: cut the chorus from a take in the studio for a 15- or 30-second version, or make a short song from a sentence in Create. See the AI jingle generator.

Related: Song ad from your product page, A song for your ad, A song about your product, AI jingle generator

Guides: How to make a jingle or ad song for your business with AI, Can you use AI music in ads? Licences and AI labels (2026)

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