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CapCut templates hit 50,000+ uses each. Meta just launched a competitor. The formats people copy are becoming infrastructure.
Freelance and service-based business ideas that can evolve into scalable agencies or productized services. Ideal for creators and small teams monetizing skills while building repeatable systems for long-term growth and recurring revenue.
CapCut templates hit 50,000+ uses each. Meta just launched a competitor. The formats people copy are becoming infrastructure.
Browser automation templates are commoditizing. The durable margin sits in maintenance contracts, monitoring infrastructure, and vertical-specific operational knowledge.
DeepSeek's MIT release and MCP standardization created enterprise demand for agent governance infrastructure. Build the operational trust layer hyperscalers won't prioritize.
AI deepfakes impersonate real doctors at scale to sell supplements. Platform economics favor fraud. Build monitoring and takedown operations for high-trust professionals.
Whatnot hit $6B GMV, but live streams remain tiny. The bottleneck isn't tech—it's talent. Build the guild that plugs hosts into inventory-rich merchants.
TokTak validated URL-to-content for everyone. Now build the vertical agent that owns one industry's entire marketing workflow.
Wabi and Lovable validated AI app creation infrastructure. The real opportunity isn't building apps—it's becoming the monetization layer that captures portfolio value.
DAWN proved telepresence robots work in hospitality. Someone needs to build the staffing infrastructure layer beneath it at scale.
Leadership development hits $82B annually while 60% of new managers fail. PwC validated VR training works—nobody owns the simulation layer yet.
Whatnot's $11.5B valuation proves live commerce works—but seller success varies wildly. The missing layer is production infrastructure, not demand.
Premium notebooks are growing 4–5% annually while Amazon KDP cracks down on AI spam—opening a compliance moat for curated physical products.
AI just commoditized 3D generation. Roblox demand is spiking. The gap between "cool demo" and "shippable, engine-ready assets" is wide open.
NECF just launched a "trading desk" for idle broadcast capacity. The neighborhood layer—churches, coworking rooms, indie studios—remains wide open.
Zillow killed consumer climate scores. But behind closed doors, utilities and lenders face $458B in mandated compliance workflows—with no execution layer.
Yoodli's $40M raise validated AI conversation coaching. But the highest-stakes talks—layoffs, terminations, bad news—remain untouched. That's a $34B gap.
Solo dining searches up 271% on Yelp, reservations spiking 22% on Toast—but no platform owns the discovery layer or certification standard.
Durable CDR demand hit 15M tonnes in Q2 2025 alone. 10,000 pit lakes sit on mining balance sheets as liabilities—not yet as carbon assets.
Major labels just signed licensing deals with AI music platforms for the first time. The infrastructure shift creates a specific wedge for operators who understand rights, not just tools.
Live streaming hits $345B by 2030, but no turnkey platform exists for 24/7 AI-generated worlds—leaving a B2B infrastructure gap wide open.
While Blackbird scales restaurant loyalty nationally, hyperlocal coalition programs capturing cross-merchant neighborhood data represent an untapped $200K-per-district opportunity.
TikTok's Winter Arc accidentally proved social accountability drives 85-90% course completion versus 3-15% for self-paced learning, creating a platform opportunity.
Federal micro-purchase threshold jumps 50% to $15K, expanding quick-buy software territory while compliance friction blocks $200M+ in trapped government SaaS spending.
VRChat's mobile launch opened mass distribution. Studios still design for headsets. Brands need phone-first worlds—nobody's shipping them yet.
Brands spent $24B on influencers with zero IP ownership. Virtual talent infrastructure unlocks the $111B market nobody's productizing.