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“Maybe once we reach, like, five to ten million dollars in revenues, that might make sense, because our process is really unique.”

“It was kind of 800,000. Yeah, that was it.”

“After a while we started selling it to banks as well. So that's our rush right now to put our data directly into banks and not only in intelligence platforms. That, that's part of our priorities at the moment.”

“We've had some interesting growth last year, kind of 50% growth, and this year we are probably reaching one million dollars in revenues.”

“Originally the data we would sell to other intelligence platforms. So we would sell to Bloomberg, to Capital IQ Moody's analytics. So these guys would get our data, which is like financial data of private Brazilian companies and just put on their products unde…”

“Right now we are on around 50% of data service 30% on, on service itself, and 20% on, on SaaS, but everything has grown from there.”

“I don't see open AI and these folks solving this problem so early because when you go into PDF tables, it, there's a lot of things that OCRs don't solve.”

“I would sell directly for roughly Three to 400 dollars monthly, and they would sell me to, like, a hundred dollars monthly.”

“Oh, directly might be 50 or 60, and indirectly might be 506 hundred.”

“And we're the only ones that are investing heavily on, on crawlers too, too hard to find sources.”

“In our data as a service, I don't see that making the big difference that would change us from a million to a hundred million. Where I see that happening is, is on our service that turns PDFs into structured data. If we do that internationally, if we can find …”