bizdraft · B2B · AI legal agreement writer
Give away a free AI tool to bring in traffic for your paid products
Founder pleased with early traction; no numbers
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What they did
Built bizdraft.com, an AI tool for SMBs that creates legal agreements, with an interface that combines editing and AI, using the lawyer-built forms as data. Not publicly announced; most likely will not be monetized and instead used as a traffic generation engine.
What happened
Interesting early traction; guest is very pleased.
- Stage
- Scale (mature)
In their words
Top Founders with Nathan Latka · This Ugly Website Does $106M/Year (866,000 Pay For It)“The interface is unique because we actually combine editing and AI, and we've seen some really interesting stuff about the traction so far. I'm very pleased. Most likely we're not going to actually monetize that. It's much easier for us to use this as a traffic generation engine.”
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