Built by someone who's done this at enterprise scale — for people who shouldn't have to pay enterprise prices.

I spent years building SEO strategy, marketing technology, and business intelligence systems at a Fortune 100 financial technology company, one that builds tools for the biggest companies in the world. I built the audit systems, the competitive monitoring tools, the reporting dashboards, the content production pipelines. The kind of infrastructure that serves Fortune 500 clients and costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to maintain.

And I kept running into the same realization. The technology works. The methodology works. Connecting data across systems, surfacing insights, building marketing visibility that compounds. It all works. But it's locked behind pricing models designed to extract maximum value from the biggest buyers.

Charging what these tools are actually worth would make it harder to justify the prices that large corporations are willing to pay. So the sticker stays high. And then the software comes bundled with hundreds of features, most of which any single business will never touch.

On top of the software cost, most of these platforms need a dedicated person to manage them and a consultant to help you get any real value. So that $5,000/month quickly becomes $8,000 or more once you factor in the people.

The result is that most businesses are effectively told this technology isn't for them. That they should keep using spreadsheets and instinct while companies with bigger budgets get the insights that drive better decisions.

I don't think that's how it should work. The technology exists. The methodology exists. Someone just needed to build it without the enterprise pricing model, the feature bloat, and the implementation nightmare attached.

That's what Pigasus Group is. The pieces that actually matter, built for businesses that actually need them.