LoopVOC vs Masterworks.io

Loop helps SaaS companies keep growth strategies relevant based on real-time customer feedback.

Traditional market research is dying. Customer feedback is growing at an overwhelming pace. And SaaS companies are more than ever competing on their ability to respond. Without access to customer feedback, we cannot change, we cannot grow, and we are destined to fail.

Loop is voice of the customer software designed to revolutionize the way SaaS companies collect, analyze, and respond to feedback from their customers. By combining natural language processing with a simple and affordable experience, Loop provides SaaS companies with real-time access to customer feedback insights, where traditional market research cannot. It's our mission to reduce reliance on surveys by extracting meaningful insights from places where customers are already telling companies what they need on a daily basis (places like support tickets, sales opportunities, and online reviews), so CX and marketing leaders can proactively identify issues impacting retention and sales, and pivot company initiatives to address them.

Location: Charleston, USA

Invest in the world’s most valuable paintings.

For the first time ever, Masterworks.io is allowing investors to buy and
trade shares in great works of art.

Blue-chip fine art has been a superior risk-adjusted asset class for decades, outperforming the S&P 500 by 250% since the year 2000 with low degrees of volatility. However, these great works of art generally cost more than $2 million per painting, making them available only to the ultra- wealthy.

Masterworks takes balance sheet risk to purchase great works of art by collaborating with Christies, Sothebys, and Phillips. After purchasing a painting, we place it in an LLC and file it with the SEC to go public. This allows institutions, accredited and non-accredited investors to purchase shares of multi-million dollar, investment grade artwork.

Through the development of a trading platform that we plan to release in 2019, investors will be able to buy and trade shares in works of art just as they would with companies on the stock market.

Location: New York, United States