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AI Directories

A directory submission service and listing platform for founders promoting software products.

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MarketingOne-time submission services + paid listings and promotion ≈ $9,500Monthly revenue · Unspecified $Product revenue for the month described as last month in the August 6, 2026 interview; exact accounting dates unspecified Founder disclosure in interviewChecked Oct 19, 2026 —
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RankInPublic

Use product tournaments to attract makers and sell related promotion services.

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MarketingFreemium platform, one-time services and recurring featured placements ≈ $1,000MRR · Unspecified $About 1K subscription MRR disclosed in the September 2, 2026 interview; exact financial cutoff unspecified Founder disclosure in interviewChecked Oct 20, 2026 —
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Senja

Collect customer testimonials and display them in embeddable social-proof widgets.

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MarketingFreemium subscription SaaS $3,241Monthly revenue · Unspecified $February 2023 company-disclosedChecked Oct 19, 2026 —
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Zigpoll

Post-purchase and on-site surveys that connect customer feedback to store activity.

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MarketingSubscription ≈ $125,000MRR · Unspecified $Around the close of June 2026, disclosed July 2, 2026 Founder disclosure in interviewChecked Oct 19, 2026 —

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