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Quoted the discussion instead of paraphrasing.
Scored 5.9, under the 6.0 bar.
Scored 5.6, under the 6.0 bar.
Scored 5.6, under the 6.0 bar.
Quoted the discussion instead of paraphrasing.
State AGs are budget-constrained and slow to buy, and plaintiffs' firms gather their own evidence or use free advocacy research — there is no proven buyer who pays $2–10k per evidence package.
A human-readable signal diff is a feature Fingerprint.com, Castle, or Okta Device Assurance will add to their existing dashboards, not a standalone company.
Too weak on willingness to pay (3/10).
Too weak on willingness to pay (3/10).
Runtime fingerprinting detection is an incremental scan type that Cookiebot, Usercentrics, or OneTrust will add to the CMPs the named buyers already pay for — a feature, not a company.
ActivTrak, Worklytics, and engineering-analytics tools (Jellyfish, LinearB) already sell outcome/output-based analytics, and HR has shown for years it prefers surveillance or engagement tools it already owns.
This is a lawyer's advisory engagement — GCs will ask their employment counsel, who already advise on monitoring legality, rather than buy a recurring audit product from a non-law-firm.
The addressable buyers are hobbyists who either self-host Ergo for $5/mo or stay on free Slack/Discord; $10–40/mo managed IRC has near-zero willingness to pay and no growth story.
WebAuthn passkeys are deliberately non-exportable, so the core 'guaranteed re-import' promise is technically infeasible for most credentials, and the privacy-hobbyist buyer pays ~nothing anyway.