Short answer: yes, tryhyraxnow.com and hyrax.dev are the same company and the same product. Hyrax is the AI code review tool that finds issues, writes the fixes, and submits pull requests. Tryhyraxnow is the landing site the team runs for ads and social campaigns; hyrax.dev is the main site where the product, pricing, and documentation live.
It is a fair thing to check. A separate domain that pushes you to sign up somewhere else is a pattern scammers also use, so the skepticism is healthy. Here is how the two fit together: every button on this site points at hyrax.dev, your account is created on hyrax.dev, billing runs through hyrax.dev, and the app you use lives at app.hyrax.dev. Tryhyraxnow holds no accounts, collects no payments, and stores nothing about you.
Why the second domain exists at all: attribution. When a campaign points at tryhyraxnow.com, the team can tell which channel earned the visit before the click continues on to signup. The site also gives a cold visitor a shorter read than the full marketing site: what Hyrax is, what it costs, what it touches in your repo, and what it ships.
What you actually get when you continue: a free plan with a mini audit, five findings and five fixes monthly, no card required. Every fix arrives as a pull request that has to pass tests, build, and lint before you see it, and nothing merges without your approval. The full detail is in Tryhyraxnow: what it is and how to start free and What is Hyrax?.
If that answers the question you searched, the button below goes to the real signup on hyrax.dev.