While the world looks to Silicon Valley for the next big thing, Evertrak is building the future of American infrastructure in St. Louis. They're not just manufacturing railroad ties; they're engineering a solution to a massive logistical and environmental problem that has plagued the rail industry for decades.

"The real moat isn't just the technology—it's the audacity to reinvent a 200-year-old industry with recycled plastic."

Their tech stack (jQuery, Tailwind, Bootstrap) is pragmatic, not flashy—built for function over form. The LinkedIn presence under 'Nice Rail Products' suggests a rebrand or parent company structure, a common move for industrial startups navigating corporate procurement systems. Every signal points to a team focused on the physical world, not vanity metrics.

• Funding-to-revenue ratio of 14:1 indicates aggressive pre-scale mode
• Employee efficiency: ~$142K revenue per person (early stage, but telling)
• Capturing 32% of traffic organically with zero backlink data suggests strong direct brand recall from offline channels
• St. Louis HQ is strategic: central to US rail network and manufacturing heritage