Shawn Porat

And besides that, we also attended, for example, the New York Chamber Expo about three weeks ago and met a bunch of exhibitors.

And about three of those exhibitors pushed it also through an email blast.

to their customer base, and it's a value add for them.

They want their clients to have access to anyone's business credit report for free before they do business with them.

That's why they're a couple.

Before you, who were they using to do that?

Nobody.

That's the problem with this industry.

There's only a couple of players out there.

They charge an arm and a leg.

Like you.

like Dun & Bradstreet, Experian, for example.

What does Dun & Bradstreet charge?

Anywhere between about, I think, $120 to $200 a report, depending on what you're getting.

And businesses can't afford that.

Anytime they do business with someone, they can't just go spend $200 to buy a report to see if they have any judgments, liens, bankruptcy, anything derogatory on the report.

So they've aggregated a lot of sorts.

I mean, they've been around for over a hundred years.

Abraham Lincoln worked for them.

I mean, they're a great resource.