Categories
17 tiers, derived not curated.
Membership comes from how the classifier described each product, so a company cannot sit in a tier it is not classified into, and a tier with no members does not render at all. The counts below are the 51 companies in the free sample; the tiers themselves span all 1,400+.
Tiers
17
In the sample
51
On the index
1,400+
Business Operations
The back office, digitised - scheduling, inventory, the parts of a company nobody names when asked what it does.
Finance & Money
Quotes, invoices and the paperwork between them. Long creative lifespans, because a buyer here changes tools once every few years.
AI Video
Text or a photo in, a clip out. The heaviest compute in the index, and the category most exposed to the next model release.
AI Audio & Voice
Transcription, voice cloning, dubbing - sold on hours saved, priced by the minute processed.
Sales & CRM
Pipelines, follow-ups, the deal that almost fell through. A buyer who churns the moment the sales team does.
Marketing & Growth
Bought by the person already buying ads, which makes it the easiest thing in the index to advertise and the hardest to hold.
AI Image & Photo
A model doing one creative job - a photo, a headshot, a cutout. Cheap to build, cheap to copy, and the tier where competitors turn over fastest.
Developer Tools
Sold to the person who could build it themselves, and buys it anyway to save the weekend.
Social & Community
Comments, reviews, link-in-bio, the group chat with a paywall. Growth compounds through the audience, not the ad budget.
AI Writing & Content
Drafts, not final copy. A buyer who still edits everything it produces, which is why retention leans on habit more than output quality.
Education & Learning
Courses, tutoring, practice tools. Revenue tracks the school calendar more than the product roadmap.
Utilities
Everything that does one small job well. Cheapest to build, easiest to copy, hardest to justify a premium price for.
Health & Fitness
Workouts, habits, symptom tracking - sold to a person, cancelled the month motivation runs out.
AI Chat & Agents
Software that answers on someone’s behalf - a phone, an inbox, a comment thread. Sold on hours saved rather than on features.
Ecommerce Tools
Plugs into someone else’s storefront. Revenue rides the platform’s own growth, for better and worse.
Media & Entertainment
Sold on attention, not utility. The category most likely to be free until it very deliberately isn’t.
Design & Creative
Logos, mockups, brand kits - a buyer who needs it once and remembers the tool for the next unrelated project.
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1,400+ products, priced from their own advertising, and the $500K a month line marked on each one - so you can see at a glance what is still enterable.