# Which larger businesses could buy a site I'm selling?

> Larger products with observed revenue close to the business you're selling, without names.

**Who asks:** Broker building a list of strategic buyers

## Example

**Question:** I'm selling a SaaS for collecting customer testimonials, about 10,000 visits a month. Which larger products with observed revenue could buy it?

**Megido calls:**

- `search_projects`: 10 projects

**Answer:**

Eight 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?

Real data from the corpus, as of August 2026. Growth compares the latest month with the one before.

## How your agent answers

1. `search_projects` returned 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.

## Ask your agent

```text
I'm selling [description], about [visits] visits a month. Which larger products with observed revenue could buy it?
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