MyLocator: The Anti-Everything, Everything App
Venture Capital Investment Opportunity
Seeking: Series A - $15M
Valuation: $75M Pre-Money
Use of Funds: Vertical Platform Deployment, AI Infrastructure, GTM Execution
Executive Summary: The Thesis
While ChatGPT, Google, and Meta race to build horizontal everything apps, MyLocator is building 100+ vertical-specific AI platforms that will dominate their respective categories through specialization, community, and proprietary data moats.
The Insight: Users don't want an AI that knows "something about everything"—they want an AI that knows everything about their specific domain.
The Market Inflection Point
The AI Personalization Arms Race (2025-2027)
What's Happening:
GPT-5, Gemini Ultra 2.0, and Claude Opus deploying Q1-Q2 2026
Shift from reactive chatbots to proactive AI agents
Consumer expectation: AI should know context across all digital touchpoints
Platform wars intensifying for unified "life operating system"
Market Size:
Global AI market: $1.8T by 2030
Personalized AI services: $387B by 2028
Vertical SaaS market: $250B by 2027
The Problem with Horizontal Players: They're building jacks of all trades, masters of none—creating massive opportunity for vertical specialists.
Why Calendar-Dependent Life Apps Are Dead
The Failed Model: Reactive Dashboard Apps
Current life optimization platforms rely on:
Manual data entry (high user friction)
Calendar-centric views (plans ≠ reality)
Siloed integrations (requires 50+ API partnerships)
Reactive analytics (tells you what happened, not what to do)
Generic AI assistance (no domain expertise)
What Users Actually Want:
Old Model New Model (MyLocator) General life optimization Domain-specific mastery You input data AI observes passively Calendar shows plans Platform tracks reality Generic recommendations Expert-level guidance One app for everything Specialized app for YOUR thing
The Brutal Truth: When ChatGPT can answer any question about anything, a calendar app with basic AI becomes irrelevant.
But: ChatGPT can't be the world's best contractor finder, the definitive fitness optimization platform, AND the premium investment tracking system simultaneously.
The MyLocator Pivot: From Single App to Vertical Constellation
The Strategic Shift
Old Approach (Calendar Life App):
Single brand competing against everything apps
Limited differentiation
Commoditized by AI chatbots
Low pricing power ($10-15/month ceiling)
New Approach (MyLocator Platform):
100+ vertical-specific branded platforms
Each dominates its category
Defensible through specialization
Premium pricing ($30-200/month per vertical)
The Domain Portfolio: Our Unfair Advantage
70+ Premium "Locator" Domains = 70+ Potential Vertical Platforms
We own the definitive brand architecture for vertical AI platforms:
Professional Verticals:
ContractorLocator.com - Construction marketplace ($50/mo)
DoctorsLocator.com - Medical professional network ($99/mo)
InvestorLocator.com - Deal flow and portfolio tracking ($149/mo)
EntrepreneurLocator.com - Founder optimization platform ($79/mo)
EngineerLocator.com - Technical hiring and projects ($89/mo)
Service Verticals:
RepairLocator.com - On-demand home services ($39/mo)
ConstructionLocator.com - Project management platform ($129/mo)
MaintenanceLocator.com - Preventive maintenance AI ($59/mo)
Lifestyle Verticals:
WorkoutLocator.com - AI fitness optimization ($49/mo)
HealthyLocator.com - Wellness tracking and coaching ($69/mo)
ArtistsLocator.com - Creative professional community ($45/mo)
Marketplace Verticals:
MarketplaceLocator.com - Multi-category commerce ($29/mo)
ShopsLocator.com - Local retail discovery ($19/mo)
GroceryLocator.com - Smart food shopping ($24/mo)
Portfolio Value Proposition
Brand Recognition:
Instantly communicates value proposition
SEO dominance for "[category] locator" searches
Memorable, professional, trustworthy
Scalability:
Shared backend infrastructure (80% code reuse)
Centralized AI/ML development
Common billing and user management
Defensibility:
Domain ownership creates barrier to entry
First-mover advantage in vertical branding
Portfolio effect: competitors must fight on 100 fronts
The Vertical Integration Strategy
How We Build Category Dominance
Phase 1: Launch Core Verticals (Months 1-12)
Initial Focus: 5 high-value, high-margin verticals
Market: $1.3T US construction industry
User: Contractors, project managers, homeowners
Revenue Model: $79/mo for contractors, $29/mo for homeowners
Differentiation: AI project estimation, instant matching, reputation system
TAM: 750K contractors × $79 × 12 = $710M SAM
Market: Angel investing, VC deal flow
User: Investors, startup founders
Revenue Model: $149/mo investors, $99/mo founders
Differentiation: AI deal scoring, portfolio analytics, warm intro network
TAM: 300K active angels × $149 × 12 = $536M SAM
Market: $96B fitness industry
User: Fitness enthusiasts, athletes, trainers
Revenue Model: $49/mo individuals, $199/mo trainers
Differentiation: AI form analysis, personalized programming, biometric integration
TAM: 50M serious fitness users × $49 × 12 = $29.4B SAM
Market: Healthcare professional networking
User: Physicians, specialists, patients
Revenue Model: $99/mo doctors, freemium patients
Differentiation: Verified credentials, specialty matching, outcome tracking
TAM: 1M physicians × $99 × 12 = $1.19B SAM
Market: Founder productivity and optimization
User: Startup founders, small business owners
Revenue Model: $79/mo
Differentiation: Founder-specific AI coaching, peer benchmarking, growth metrics
TAM: 2M founders × $79 × 12 = $1.9B SAM
Year 1 Target: 50K paying users across 5 verticals = $30M ARR
Phase 2: Rapid Vertical Expansion (Months 13-24)
Deploy platform infrastructure for rapid vertical launch
Launch 15 additional verticals
Achieve 200K paying users = $120M ARR
Prove platform scalability
Phase 3: Platform Marketplace (Months 25-36)
Open "MyLocator Platform" to third-party vertical creators
Revenue share: 70/30 split (creator/platform)
Become "Shopify for vertical AI platforms"
Target: 50 third-party verticals = $50M platform revenue
Why MyLocator Wins Against Everything Apps
The Specialist vs. Generalist Dynamic
ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo) says: "I can help with contractor projects"
ContractorLocator.com ($79/mo) says: "I AM the construction industry platform with:
10,000 vetted contractors in your area
AI-powered project cost estimation within 5% accuracy
Real-time availability and instant booking
Integrated payment and escrow
Industry-specific compliance and permitting guidance
Contractor community knowledge base
Top 1% benchmark data for your project type"
Who wins? The specialist. Every time. For high-stakes decisions.
Category-Specific Advantages
1. Data Moats Per Vertical
Aggregate proprietary industry data
Create performance benchmarks
Build predictive models specific to vertical
Data compounds in value over time
2. Community Network Effects
Each vertical builds its own flywheel
Peer recommendations and social proof
User-generated best practices
Vertical-specific content and education
3. Pricing Power Through Expertise
Generalist AI: $10-20/mo ceiling
Vertical specialist: $50-200/mo for professionals
5-10x higher LTV per user
4. Distribution Advantages
SEO: "Best platform for [specific role]" vs "best AI assistant"
Influencer partnerships: easier to activate niche influencers
Word of mouth: "You're a contractor? You NEED this"
Trade association partnerships
5. Product Development Focus
100% of features serve specific use case
No feature bloat or compromise
Faster iteration within vertical
True product-market fit
6. Customer Acquisition Cost
Laser-targeted marketing
Higher conversion rates
Lower CAC through specificity
Organic growth through community
The Technology Platform
Shared Infrastructure Architecture
Core Platform Components (Built Once, Used Everywhere):
MyLocator Platform Stack ├── AI/ML Layer │ ├── Natural language processing engine │ ├── Context management system │ ├── Personalization algorithms │ └── Fine-tuning framework (vertical-specific) ├── Data Layer │ ├── Unified user identity │ ├── Cross-vertical insights │ ├── Privacy-first architecture │ └── Vertical-specific schemas ├── Integration Layer │ ├── Payment processing │ ├── Communication tools │ ├── Calendar and scheduling │ └── Third-party API management ├── Application Layer │ ├── Web application framework │ ├── Mobile SDKs (iOS/Android) │ ├── White-label components │ └── Vertical customization engine └── Business Layer ├── Billing and subscriptions ├── Analytics and reporting ├── User management └── Compliance and security
Development Economics:
Vertical 1: 6 months, $500K development cost
Vertical 2: 2 months, $100K development cost
Vertical 10: 1 month, $50K development cost
Vertical 50: 2 weeks, $25K development cost
Cost scaling is sublinear while revenue is exponential
AI Specialization Strategy
Not Just Prompt Engineering:
Each vertical gets:
Fine-tuned models on vertical-specific data
Custom training datasets from community contributions
Domain-specific embeddings for context understanding
Proprietary algorithms for vertical workflows
Continuous learning loops within community
Example: ContractorLocator.com AI
Trained on 10M contractor interactions
Knows material costs by region and season
Understands permit requirements by jurisdiction
Predicts project complications before they happen
Speaks contractor language naturally
ChatGPT can't compete with this depth
Business Model & Unit Economics
Revenue Streams
1. Vertical Subscriptions (Primary)
Professional tier: $49-199/mo
Enterprise tier: $299-999/mo
Freemium consumer tier (ad-supported)
2. Transaction Fees
Marketplace verticals: 10-20% take rate
Payment processing: 2.9% + $0.30
Premium placements: $500-5,000/mo
3. Platform Revenue (Phase 3)
Third-party vertical creators: 30% revenue share
White-label licensing: $50K-500K/year
API access: Usage-based pricing
4. Data & Insights
Aggregated benchmarking reports: $5K-50K
Industry trend reports: $10K-100K
(Privacy-compliant, anonymized only)
Unit Economics (Mature Vertical)
Assumptions:
Average subscription: $65/mo
Customer acquisition cost: $180
Monthly churn: 3.5%
Gross margin: 85%
Results:
LTV: $1,560
CAC payback: 3.3 months
LTV/CAC ratio: 8.7x
Annual revenue per customer: $780
At 1M subscribers across portfolio:
ARR: $780M
Customer base value: $1.56B
Annual marketing spend: $180M (23% of revenue)
Go-To-Market Strategy
Phase 1 Vertical Launches (First 12 Months)
ContractorLocator.com Launch:
Month 1-2: Build & Beta
Recruit 100 alpha contractors
Build core platform features
Integrate with existing tools (QuickBooks, ServiceTitan)
Month 3-4: Launch & Iterate
Soft launch in 3 test markets
Contractor referral program (3 months free for referrals)
Target: 500 paying contractors
Month 5-6: Scale & Expand
National expansion
Trade association partnerships
Trade show presence
Target: 2,000 paying contractors
Month 7-12: Dominate
Category leadership positioning
Launch consumer side (homeowners)
Marketplace features activation
Target: 10,000 contractors, 50,000 homeowners
Repeat playbook for each vertical with domain-specific tactics
Marketing Strategy
Vertical-Specific Channels:
Industry publications and podcasts
Trade shows and conferences
LinkedIn targeted campaigns
Niche influencer partnerships
SEO domination for vertical keywords
Community-led growth initiatives
Cross-Vertical Leverage:
Shared brand architecture (MyLocator family)
Portfolio pricing (bundle discounts)
Referral network across verticals
Consolidated PR and brand building
Competitive Landscape
Direct Competitors (By Vertical)
Reality: We don't have ONE competitor—we have different competitors in each vertical
Our Advantage: They're focused on their vertical; we're building 100 verticals
Examples:
Thumbtack (ContractorLocator competitor): Single vertical, established player
Our edge: Better AI, vertical constellation strategy, data from other platforms
LinkedIn (ProfessionalLocator competitor): Horizontal platform, generalized
Our edge: Vertical depth, specialized features, community focus
MyFitnessPal (WorkoutLocator competitor): Single vertical, legacy app
Our edge: AI-first, modern stack, integrated ecosystem
Indirect Competitors (Everything Apps)
ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Claude, Meta AI:
Their strategy: One interface for everything
Their weakness: Can't be best at everything
Our positioning: "When it matters, use the specialist"
The Market Reality:
Everything apps will win for casual, low-stakes queries
Vertical specialists will win for high-stakes, professional use cases
There's room for both—we're targeting the high-value segment
The Moat: Why This Is Defensible
1. Domain Portfolio
70+ premium .com domains owned
Impossible to replicate brand portfolio
First-mover advantage in vertical branding
2. Technology Platform
Shared infrastructure creates cost advantage
AI fine-tuning requires time and data
Platform effects increase with scale
3. Data Network Effects
Each vertical collects proprietary data
Data moats compound over time
Cross-vertical insights create unique value
4. Community Network Effects
Each vertical builds social graph
Switching costs increase with engagement
Community-generated content is defensible
5. Multi-Front Competition
Competitors must fight on 100+ fronts simultaneously
We can focus resources on highest-value battles
Portfolio resilience against vertical disruption
6. Capital Efficiency
Sublinear cost scaling across verticals
Exponential revenue potential
Superior unit economics vs single-vertical competitors
Financial Projections
5-Year Growth Model
Year 1: Launch 5 verticals
Users: 50,000
ARR: $30M
Burn: $12M
Team: 45 people
Year 2: Scale to 20 verticals
Users: 200,000
ARR: $120M
EBITDA: -$5M (approaching break-even)
Team: 120 people
Year 3: Launch platform marketplace
Users: 600,000
ARR: $350M
EBITDA: $50M (14% margin)
Team: 250 people
Year 4: Dominate 50 verticals
Users: 1.5M
ARR: $850M
EBITDA: $200M (24% margin)
Team: 450 people
Year 5: Category leader in vertical AI
Users: 3M
ARR: $1.8B
EBITDA: $500M (28% margin)
Team: 750 people
Exit Scenarios:
IPO at Year 4-5: $8-12B valuation (10-15x revenue)
Strategic acquisition: $6-10B (Salesforce, Microsoft, Adobe)
Continue as independent category leader
Use of Funds: $15M Series A
AI & Technology Development (40%) - $6M
Core platform infrastructure: $2.5M
AI/ML team expansion: $2M
Vertical-specific model training: $1.5M
Go-To-Market (35%) - $5.25M
Sales team build-out: $2M
Marketing and demand gen: $2.5M
Brand development: $750K
Product & Engineering (20%) - $3M
Engineering team expansion: $2M
Product management: $500K
Design and UX: $500K
Operations & G&A (5%) - $750K
Finance and legal: $300K
HR and recruiting: $250K
Office and infrastructure: $200K
Runway: 24 months to reach cash-flow positive
Team & Advisors
Leadership Team (To Be Assembled)
CEO - Platform Visionary
Experience: Founded/scaled multi-product company
Skills: Platform thinking, fundraising, vision
CTO - Infrastructure Architect
Experience: Built scalable AI platforms
Skills: ML/AI, systems architecture, team building
Chief Product Officer - Vertical Strategy
Experience: Multiple product launches
Skills: User research, product-market fit, execution
CMO - Category Creation
Experience: Brand building and demand generation
Skills: Multi-channel marketing, community building
Head of AI - Model Development
Experience: ML research and production deployment
Skills: NLP, fine-tuning, MLOps
Advisory Board (Targets)
Vertical SaaS Expert - Experience scaling to $100M+
AI/ML Advisor - Background in personalization and recommendations
Marketplace Expert - Built two-sided networks
GTM Advisor - PLG and enterprise sales experience
Why Now?
Market Timing Is Critical
The Window Is Closing:
AI expectations shifting rapidly (2025-2026)
Users expect AI everywhere
Tolerance for manual processes declining
Everything apps establishing dominance
Vertical SaaS consolidation accelerating
Horizontal players acquiring verticals
Premium valuations for category leaders
First-movers gaining unfair advantages
Domain values appreciating
Premium .com domains increasingly scarce
Brand architecture becoming critical
Our portfolio value increasing monthly
Capital available for bold visions
VCs seeking platform opportunities
Appetite for contrarian bets against big tech
AI infrastructure enabling rapid deployment
In 24 months:
ChatGPT will have vertical-specific modes
Google will have specialized Gemini products
Vertical-specific startups will have raised $100M+
We must move NOW to establish category leadership
Risks & Mitigation
Key Risks
1. Vertical Selection Risk
Risk: Choose wrong initial verticals
Mitigation: Data-driven selection criteria, fast pivot capability, parallel experiments
2. Platform Complexity Risk
Risk: Shared infrastructure becomes bottleneck
Mitigation: Microservices architecture, vertical autonomy, dedicated vertical teams
3. Capital Intensity Risk
Risk: Burn rate too high across 100 verticals
Mitigation: Staged rollout, unit economics gates, vertical pruning strategy
4. Talent Acquisition Risk
Risk: Can't hire fast enough
Mitigation: Platform approach reduces per-vertical headcount, remote-first culture, strong equity incentives
5. Big Tech Competition Risk
Risk: Google/OpenAI launch vertical products
Mitigation: Speed to market, community moats, data advantages, acquisition target positioning
6. Regulatory Risk
Risk: AI regulations impact business model
Mitigation: Privacy-first architecture, compliance team, industry partnerships
The Ask
Investment Terms
Seeking: $15M Series A
Valuation: $75M pre-money
Post-Money: $90M
Equity Offered: 16.7%
Use of Funds: 24-month runway to launch 20 verticals and reach $120M ARR
Milestones:
6 months: 5 verticals live, 20K users, $10M ARR run-rate
12 months: 10 verticals live, 50K users, $30M ARR
18 months: 15 verticals live, 150K users, $90M ARR
24 months: 20 verticals live, 200K users, $120M ARR, Series B at $400M+ valuation
Next Round:
Series B Target: $50M at $400M pre-money (Q4 2026)
Series B Use: Scale to 50 verticals, international expansion, platform marketplace
Why MyLocator Will Win
The Strategic Advantages That Matter
1. We're Building a Portfolio, Not a Product
Diversified risk across 100+ verticals
Shared infrastructure creates cost advantages
Network effects across constellation
2. We Own the Category Brand Architecture
70+ premium domains impossible to replicate
"Locator" brand becomes synonymous with vertical AI
SEO dominance in perpetuity
3. We're Solving Real Problems with Specialization
Generic AI can't deliver professional-grade results
Users will pay 5-10x for domain expertise
High-stakes decisions require specialists
4. The Economics Work at Scale
Sublinear cost scaling
Exponential revenue potential
Superior unit economics vs competitors
5. We Have Multiple Exit Paths
IPO as platform company ($10B+)
Strategic acquisition by horizontal player
Portfolio sale of individual verticals
Operate independently as category leader
6. The Timing Is Perfect
AI infrastructure mature enough
Consumer expectations shifting
Vertical SaaS market consolidating
Capital available for bold visions
The Vision: 5 Years From Now
MyLocator becomes the definitive platform for vertical AI applications
When professionals need the best tool for their domain, they go to MyLocator:
Contractors use ContractorLocator
Investors use InvestorLocator
Athletes use WorkoutLocator
Doctors use DoctorsLocator
Entrepreneurs use EntrepreneurLocator
The MyLocator Platform powers 100+ vertical-specific AI applications
Third-party creators launch specialized platforms on our infrastructure, making MyLocator the "operating system for vertical AI."
The outcome:
$2B+ ARR across portfolio
5M+ paying users
100+ active verticals
50+ third-party platforms
$15B+ valuation
Category-defining company
Closing: The Anti-Everything, Everything Strategy
The future of AI isn't one app that does everything adequately.
It's 100 apps that each do ONE thing exceptionally well.
We're not trying to beat ChatGPT at being general.
We're building the definitive specialist platforms that ChatGPT can never replicate.
When it matters, you don't use a generalist. You use MyLocator.
Contact Information:
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Investor Deck: Available upon request
Financial Model: Available upon request
Domain Portfolio: See attached exhibit
Appendix: Complete Domain Portfolio (70+ Assets)
Core Brand Domains:
MyLocator.com, .net, .pro, .tv, .co, .me, .io, .us, .tech, .shop
Professional Services (High-Value Verticals):
Home & Construction Services:
Health & Wellness:
Marketplace & Commerce:
Technology & Services:
Media & Entertainment:
Regional & Specialty:
Utility & General:
And 30+ additional domains for strategic expansion
Total Portfolio Value: $5M+ at current market rates
Strategic Value: Impossible to replicate
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