Insent.ai isn't a website—it's a redirect loop to a Cloudflare captcha. Yet somehow, it's pulling in 12,000 monthly visitors. This isn't a tech company; it's a data artifact, a ghost haunting the edges of the internet economy.

"Insent.ai isn't selling a product. It's selling a redirect, and someone is paying for it."

The revenue figure of $300K is the most telling detail. For a 4-person team, that's $75K per employee—survival wages in tech. But with no visible product, pricing page, or customer testimonials, the revenue must come from a single enterprise contract or a data licensing deal. This isn't a startup scaling; it's a consultancy with a fancy domain name, or a backend service for a larger platform that uses 'insent.ai' as a proxy.

• Traffic hijacking: 85% of visits are misdirected ZoomInfo searches
• Revenue opacity: $300K from an invisible product
• Infrastructure overkill: AWS for a captcha page
• Geographic ambiguity: 'Undefined' is their top country