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Triremes
Find businesses with bad SEO/AEO or software problems
Triremes shows you who needs your fix. It measures business websites for SEO / AEO gaps (what search engines and AI answer engines can read) and sells each one with its contact, $99 a site. It also groups software problems people report in public, free to browse, with leads to the businesses that have them.
I kept seeing the same thing: freelancers and small agencies guess what to build or who to pitch, while the businesses that need them are already saying so in public. So Triremes does two things:
Websites with poor SEO / AEO. Triremes measures business websites for gaps in what search engines and AI answer engines can read (no meta description, no structured data, no sitemap, a slow first byte and so on). Each listing shows its gaps and the date, free. Buy one for $99 and you get the business, its website and how to contact it, so your first email can say exactly what's wrong.
Software problems people keep reporting. Triremes groups public reports of the same problem and keeps count. Browse them free; build the fix, or buy the lead and pitch it to the businesses that have the problem.
I'd love your feedback: what would make a listing worth buying for you, and what's missing?
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About Triremes on Product Hunt
“Find businesses with bad SEO/AEO or software problems”
Triremes was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #231 on the daily leaderboard. Triremes shows you who needs your fix. It measures business websites for SEO / AEO gaps (what search engines and AI answer engines can read) and sells each one with its contact, $99 a site. It also groups software problems people report in public, free to browse, with leads to the businesses that have them.
Triremes was featured in Marketing (470.4k followers), SEO (38.3k followers) and SaaS (45.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 159.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Triremes?
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Peter Sjolin
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Peter, and I built Triremes.
I kept seeing the same thing: freelancers and small agencies guess what to build or who to pitch, while the businesses that need them are already saying so in public. So Triremes does two things:
Websites with poor SEO / AEO. Triremes measures business websites for gaps in what search engines and AI answer engines can read (no meta description, no structured data, no sitemap, a slow first byte and so on). Each listing shows its gaps and the date, free. Buy one for $99 and you get the business, its website and how to contact it, so your first email can say exactly what's wrong.
Software problems people keep reporting. Triremes groups public reports of the same problem and keeps count. Browse them free; build the fix, or buy the lead and pitch it to the businesses that have the problem.
I'd love your feedback: what would make a listing worth buying for you, and what's missing?