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Broadbandsearch

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Last verified 26 days ago
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Funding

Growth

Tech Stack

nginx

G2 Category

Electronics \u0026 Technology

Pricing

Public pricing page

AI Classification

MediaDigital Media/PublishingElectronics \u0026 Technology

BroadbandSearch is a consumer-facing broadband comparison and review website that helps users find and compare internet service providers by address, speeds, pricing, and data caps. Revenue is generated through advertising and ISP referral/affiliate fees.

Deep Intelligence

Account Scoring

Low Churn Risk
  • Public pricing — predictable revenue
  • Growth — mature / stable

Tech Stack

Infrastructure

nginx

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Broadbandsearch is one of 2,671 B2B companies in the Kustiq directory.

Broadbandsearch sits among 331 digital media / publishing companies in our Media directory.

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Segment benchmark

How Broadbandsearch compares with other Digital Media/Publishing companies

Broadbandsearch is one of 331 Digital Media/Publishing companies profiled in the Kustiq Media directory, which holds 361 Media companies in total. Every number below is computed from those profiles.

The most common tech detections across the 132 peers with a visible stack are Cloudflare (45%), Google Analytics (31%), and nginx (24%). Broadbandsearch runs nginx.

Among the 84 segment companies with disclosed funding, Growth is the most common stage (45%). Broadbandsearch is at Growth.

The median founding year across 82 peers with a known founding date is 2008.

New York is the most common HQ city in this segment, home to 13% of the 46 peers with a known location.

Benchmarks are recomputed from live directory data, so they move as profiles refresh. Counts cover Kustiq-profiled companies, not the whole market.

How Kustiq built this profile

How this profile was built

  • Live web rendering via Browserless headless Chrome, not a stale cached scrape.
  • Search intelligence via Serper API across the company site, LinkedIn, press, and GitHub.
  • Claude only picks the buckets. It never decides facts.
  • 12-factor churn engine. Deterministic score, zero LLM at scoring time.
  • SMTP RCPT TO handshake on every contact, at delivery time on full profiles (paid plan).

This profile was built from 5 rendered pages of broadbandsearch.net and search coverage across the live web on .

Read the full methodology in our LLM-readable reference or compare against the deterministic-vs-AI framework.

Frequently asked questions

What industry is Broadbandsearch in?
Broadbandsearch is a Media company in the Digital Media/Publishing segment. Related industry tags from the profile: Electronics \u0026 Technology.
Is this profile actually verified, or just generated by AI?
The structured fields come from a hybrid pipeline. Facts (location, employee range, funding, tech stack) come from live web rendering plus Serper search across the company site, LinkedIn, press, and GitHub. Claude only picks the buckets: vertical, segment, growth signal. It never decides facts. Contact emails on full profiles pass an SMTP RCPT TO handshake at delivery time.
How is this different from a contact database?
Kustiq profiles one company at a time, live from the web when you ask. Tools like Apollo and ZoomInfo rent access to a 50M+ row pool that ages every quarter. Different shape, different price, and the freshness story is the opposite.
What does "track this profile" do?
Tracking saves Broadbandsearch to your free dashboard so you can re-run the full pipeline on it anytime. Free with a signed-in account: 3 profiles a week, no card.
Can the profiled company remove this page?
Any company in the Kustiq directory can request removal at /trust#removal. Removed profiles return 410 Gone and stay out of search.
How fresh is the data?
Broadbandsearch was last verified 26 days ago. The data refreshes when anyone re-runs the profile (the Re-run now button above does exactly that), and we run the SMTP handshake on contacts when you ask for them, not when we cached the row. The freshness card above the profile shows the exact relative date for the current visit.
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