# Which segment has more customers of our size?

> Two or three segments ranked by how many of their sites with observed revenue fall in your target size band.

**Who asks:** Growth lead choosing the next customer segment

## Example

**Question:** We sell booking software. Next quarter we pick one segment: gyms, yoga studios or barbershops. Where are more sites with observed revenue at 15k–75k visits a month?

**Megido calls:**

- `search_cohorts`: 3 niches
- `get_cohort`: distributions ×3

**Answer:**

Gyms first: 21% of **Fitness clubs and sports facilities** (200–999) is in your band, roughly 42–209 potential customers. Then yoga studios: 13% of **Yoga instruction and wellness services** (200–999), roughly 26–129. Then barbershops: 1% of **Barbershops and men's grooming salons** (200–999), roughly 2–9; 80% of them get 500–3k visits a month.

Real data from the corpus, as of August 2026.

## How your agent answers

1. `search_cohorts` matched each segment to its niche.
2. `get_cohort` returned how each splits by scale.

## Where it stops

The customer counts multiply a niche's size by a share rounded to a whole percent, so they are estimates: the ranking is a direction, not a verdict.

## Ask your agent

```text
We sell [product]. Next quarter we pick one segment: [segment 1], [segment 2] or [segment 3]. Where are more sites with observed revenue at [visits band] visits a month?
```