In the heart of America's farmland, a quiet behemoth is operating. Agriteer isn't a flashy agtech startup—it's a 125-person, $17.5M revenue machine that has mastered the unsexy art of agricultural equipment sales and service. While Silicon Valley chases drones and AI, Agriteer is printing money with tractors and spare parts.

"Agriteer proves that in farming, distribution beats disruption. They're not building apps—they're moving iron."

The traffic data tells a story of a business that doesn't need marketing because it has a monopoly on attention. When farmers search for 'agriteer' (300 monthly searches), they're not discovering a brand—they're returning to a known entity. The 100% undefined country traffic suggests a hyper-local focus that defies global expansion trends.

• Revenue per employee: ~$140K (efficient for industrial B2B)
• Direct traffic dominance signals brand authority in farming communities
• Equipment-specific SEO captures high-value commercial buyers
• Physical service network creates switching costs for customers