Grabby.io vs Startup Science

Grabby is a cloud-based email address collecting platform

Grabby is a fast and efficient email address collecting platform. Users provide a list of websites and Grabby does the rest by searching each and every page for email addresses. The service runs entirely in the cloud, is active 24/7, and requires no software installation. It is very easy and intuitive to use.

Grabby’s efficiency is rooted in its powerful algorithms and the fact that it creates a dedicated server infrastructure for each user and project. Grabby allows setting up an unlimited number of projects which makes its service also infinitely scalable. Our service is therefore quite flexible and bespoke to each user’s needs.

Users can easily generate very extensive relevant and targeted email address contact databases to supercharge their marketing campaigns. Many of our users harvest email addresses ranging from thousands to even millions.

Very importantly, Grabby is very economical to run. After a small one-time project fee of $5.00, costs only accumulate on a per usage basis at rate of less than $0.05 per hour (specifically $0.0446/hour). All that makes the service very attractive for large as well as small customers, for start-ups, established businesses as well as established direct marketing firms.

Grabby was recently featured on several blogs, forums and product review sites. It received many compliments and great reviews. Customers describe Grabby as: “I love this product. $0.04/hr and $5 per a project. That's so cheap.”, “Great product, this came to me a couple days ago...”, “I forgot to say how cool this tool is. I'm so excited to use it.“,

Giving founders an unfair advantage

To help startups design their success, 1 founder at a time.

Why? Because wealth inequality is directly tied to entrepreneurship. 95% of people who get out of check-to-check living do so by selling a business.

It started with researching why, how, and when startups fail. We did 1,200 interviews and spent months reading the research to understand the 90% failure rate. We learned that founders keep making the same mistakes and these mistakes can be avoided. And the problems that lead to these mistakes center around people, knowledge, and financial resources.

Accelerators are designed to help startups solve these problems. But only 2% of startups who apply, are accepted into accelerators. 60% of rejected founders “failed to complete the application due to lack of knowledge.” And 70% of those startups who are accepted, came through a referral. So if you don’t know the language or are not connected into the ecosystem already your chances are slim.

Location: Santa Cruz, United States