What Megido is

Megido is a curated corpus of websites whose visitors were observed proceeding to payment. A site enters the corpus when anonymized clickstream data shows visitors going from the site to a payment page of a payment service or of a platform the site sells through, or to the site's page in a verified-revenue listing. This is the evidence behind every site in the corpus: it shows that the site's visitors were observed proceeding to payment, not how much the site earns. For each site the corpus holds a short description, a quality index, its niche, and estimates of its traffic, traffic sources and search demand.

You work with the corpus through thirteen MCP tools. Exploration happens in an anonymous layer: you see what a site does, how large it is and whether its traffic is growing or falling, but not its domain. Identity (the domain) and detailed profiles are bought separately, per project, when you decide a project matters.

A site in the corpus is called a project. Tools and parameters call niches cohorts (search_cohorts, cohort_id). Project and niche ids are anonymous and issued to your organization, so use only ids the server has returned to you.