SpecStream
The live web data engine for teams and agents
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Data & Infrastructure
What is SpecStream?
Ask for the data no one sells, in plain words. SpecStream reads the live web and hands back every match with its source, keeps it current, and delivers it to Sheets, your CRM, Slack, ChatGPT or Claude. Pay per result. $10 free, no card. A few things people ask it for: every company that filed with the SEC to raise $5M or more this week; every roofer in Columbus rated 4.5+ with fewer than 20 reviews; every cybersecurity tender closing this month. You see the price before anything runs and pay only for matches.
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our platform writes the video content creates the video and posts that video on the user's behalf every single day entirely on autopilot
Automate Daily Value Delivery So Users Return Without Any Effort
Faceless Video baked retention directly into its core loop: the product does something valuable for the user every single day without any effort on their part. This daily autopilot delivery creates a habitual dependency that keeps subscribers active and reduces churn. When a product works for users while they sleep, canceling feels like losing something real.
On the web this is a big thing yeah Fay and the Dipsy team internally here are trying are running a on the web a money back guarantee alternative to trial.
Money-Back Guarantee as Trial Alternative — Possible on Web, Not Easily Done In-App
Free trials on the App Store mean Apple manages the billing and the user has easy cancel access. Web2app opens the door to money-back guarantees as an alternative — a psychologically different conversion driver (you own the product, ask for a refund if unsatisfied) vs. a trial (you're testing, no commitment yet). The Dipsy team was experimenting with this on web. This pricing mechanic is significantly harder to implement cleanly in-app under Apple's billing rules.
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