In the hyper-competitive energy sector, most startups scream for attention. Frac-Chem whispers—and the industry listens. With 68 employees and $15M in revenue, they’ve built a fortress in the niche intersection of chemicals, equipment, and analytics.

"When 95% of your traffic is direct, you aren't building a brand—you're building a dependency."

Their tech stack reveals a modernization effort: Bootstrap for structure, Swiper for UI, and jQuery for legacy functionality. It's a hybrid architecture—functional but not bleeding edge. For a company in the 'Analytics' business, their own data transparency is surprisingly opaque. No structured data, no Trustpilot reviews, and a 'global rank' that is literally undefined.

• The 'Frackmex' Connection: Their top keyword suggests a specific regional focus or partnership in Mexico, hinting at cross-border operations.
• Leadership Depth: A roster of VPs and Directors (Hebert, Bigham, Simon) indicates a mature, hierarchical structure typical of established industrial firms.
• The Analytics Gap: Despite claiming 'Analytics' as a core pillar, their public-facing digital analytics are virtually non-existent.