Eight markets.
One question each.

Eight comparison platforms covering the markets technology buyers spend in: foundation models, datacenter GPUs, humanoid robots, agent browsers, autonomous agents, email infrastructure, proxies and scraping. Buyers arrive to compare. You arrive in front of them.

Around $693bn in combined published forecasts between 2030 and 2035. Foundation models alone reach $149.9bn by 2035 and datacenter GPUs $228.0bn by 2030. Every figure on this site is attributed to the forecaster and the year it was published.

A visitor who has already decided to buy and is choosing between vendors. They are filtering on price, context window, throughput and availability. That is the last click before a purchase order, and it is the only traffic we sell.

13 million visits a year projected across the portfolio by 2030, and 27.2 million by 2035, from our planning model. Those are projections and labelled as such everywhere they appear. Early positions are priced accordingly.

One engine, configured per market. Proprietary normalization logic turns vendor specifications that are published in eight different shapes into fields that can actually be compared, scored and ranked. That rule set is the product, and it is not something a competitor can license.

You take a marked sponsored position on the rankings your buyers are reading. Not a banner chasing an audience across the internet. A position on the exact comparison someone opened to decide what to purchase.

On the sponsored board, yes. That is exactly what the bid buys. You can take a bid position on a ranking, a category takeover, a featured spot or the exclusive Finder sponsorship, and every one of them is marked as paid. What no amount of money buys is a change to the specification data or the removal of a competitor. Visibility is for sale. The facts are not.

Open bid, not a rate card. The highest bid takes the most prominent marked slot and the rest fall in beneath it. Positions move the moment bids move, so you can be outbid at any time.

Whatever demand in that market sets it at. There is no list price, which means early markets cost less than mature ones. Tell us the market and we will walk you through it.

Tell us and we fix it, advertiser or not. Corrections are free and always will be. Accurate data is the whole product.

Review sites publish opinions and monetize whatever ranks. We publish structured data buyers filter themselves, keep paid placement visibly separate, and sell it by open bid instead of a private deal. You can always see which positions were bought.