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Which larger businesses could buy a site I'm selling?
Larger products with observed revenue close to the business you're selling, without names.
You: I'm selling a SaaS for collecting customer testimonials, about 10,000 visits a month. Which larger products with observed revenue could buy it?
search_projects10 projectsEight of the ten closest larger products work on reviews, feedback and social proof: two testimonial-collection tools (United States, 75k–1M), a ratings and reviews platform (Sweden, growing), a reputation management platform (United States), a reviews and UGC platform for online stores (United States, over 1M), a review platform for online stores (Brazil), an AI tool that analyzes reviews for online sellers (China) and a guest-feedback tool for hotels (Germany). The other two are off-topic. Want me to reveal some of them?
How your agent answers
search_projectsreturned the products closest to the description in the two largest size bands, without names.
Where it stops. These are the closest matches, not every possible buyer, and Megido knows nothing about anyone's appetite to buy. Countries are where a site's traffic comes from, not where the company is registered.
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I'm selling [description], about [visits] visits a month. Which larger products with observed revenue could buy it?
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