SingularityAIX isn't chasing unicorn valuations—it's building a high-margin engine with just 5 employees. This is what focused execution looks like in an era of bloat.

"They don't need traffic—they need clients. And $400k says they're finding them."

Hardik Harpal, their Senior Firmware Developer, is the only named team member visible. Either they're extremely lean or intentionally anonymous. For a firm selling 'automation' and 'digital strategy,' the zero-traffic footprint is fascinating—they're clearly winning business through networks, referrals, or direct sales, not inbound marketing. That's either a massive gap or a deliberate choice to avoid the content treadmill.

• Revenue-per-employee of $80k is solid for services (industry average is ~$150k, but they're early stage)
• Zero organic presence suggests heavy reliance on outbound or referrals—high margin but risky
• The tech stack is intentionally boring, which means they focus on client outcomes, not tech theater
• No social profiles, no Trustpilot, no reviews—either stealth mode or they haven't prioritized brand building