In the high-stakes world of backend infrastructure, Baqend promises to turn slow websites into fast revenue engines. But a deep dive into their metrics reveals a stark disconnect between their $2.3M revenue claim and their actual market presence—suggesting a company that has plateaued in a hyper-competitive niche.

"With fewer monthly visitors than a mid-tier food blog, Baqend's traffic metrics expose the harsh reality of competing in the backend-as-a-service space."

The keyword data reveals a fundamental identity crisis. While 'backend as a service' has 3,290 monthly searches, Baqend's own 'speedkit' brand term only gets 1,420 searches. Even more telling: 'aqua expeditions' (1,220 searches) appears as a top keyword—likely a misdirected traffic capture rather than intentional SEO strategy. This suggests Baqend is either not targeting the right keywords or their brand recognition is so low that they're capturing irrelevant traffic.

• Revenue of $2.3M with only 23 employees suggests high revenue-per-employee (~$100K)
• Backlink profile of 9,958 is respectable but not commanding for a B2B SaaS
• Trustpilot rating of 2.9/5 from only 3 reviews indicates poor social proof
• Traffic concentration in undefined countries suggests international targeting issues