I just launched a new product called Spotvira.
The idea is pretty simple:
Local businesses should be able to grow through nearby business partnerships, not just ads.
With Spotvira, a business creates an offer, nearby complementary businesses share it with their own customers, and the business pays only when it turns into a real sale.
So for example, instead of a gym just running ads and hoping for leads, nearby businesses could offer that gym’s deal to their own customers as a perk. If someone redeems it and becomes a real customer, the gym pays the partner business the amount it chose in advance.
That’s the core model.
There’s also an optional customer referral add-on, but the main thing I’m trying to test is whether local businesses want a more structured, pay-per-sale partnership channel.
I’m still validating a few things:
whether the positioning is clear enough
whether the “only pay on real sale” model resonates
and which local vertical to focus on first
Would love honest feedback from people here, especially on:
the idea itself
the landing page
and whether this sounds like a real pain point or just something interesting in theory
URL: https://spotvira.com