Looking for beta testers who sell martech products or services

tl;dr: I'm building a tool for companies that sell martech products and services. I'm looking for beta customers.

If you sell martech tools or marketing agency services, I'd love to have you join the beta program. In exchange for your feedback, I'll offer you any free intel/leads that I have access to, pull any custom data I have that may be of interest to you, etc.

It has elements of Builtwith, G2, Semrush, etc - though the front-end user experience is still pretty rough.

Examples of interesting info you can find in the tool (free):

What marketing automation tools are most used by Fortune 1000 companies?
Answer: #1 Marketo, #2 Pardot, #3 Hubspot

Who are the most established vendors in the Sales Automation category?
Answer: #1 Drift, #2 Yesware, #3 Salesloft

Looking for a list of Hubspot customers?
We're tracking 488 companies right now (skewed to Fortune 1000 and top sites on the web), but adding more daily

What marketing automation tool does Moz use for their own marketing efforts?
Answer: Hubspot

Key use cases:

[Prospecting] If you target Hubspot users, I can alert you when a company adds Hubspot to their website

[Competitive Intel] Track how you compare to other martech companies in your market based on inbound links, traffic rank, social following, etc and see that data trended over time.

If you'd be willing to be part of the beta, please email me at travis@sitescore.ai and I'll get in touch with you. The UI on the site is a little gnarly right now, but there is a lot of great data on the backend and excited to share it with other martech enthusiasts!

My background - I worked in software engineering and product management for 10 years, then switched over to B2B marketing. I've been leading marketing teams for the last decade. The martech landscape is crazy - hundreds of vendors in every category, tons of consolidation, very hard to keep track of things. I wanted a way to discover new martech tools and see what martech tools are actually being used/adopted by customers (vs. looking solely at user reviews or massive martech landscape graphics with thousands of companies in it), so I started building something myself.