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Est. 2026 · Independent Updated 2026-10-04
A public index of how clearly companies explain themselves.
12Companies rated
62Index average
2Grade A

Most companies cannot explain what they sell.

We read homepages the way a stranger does, score how clearly each one states what it actually does, and publish the result. Every rating cites the exact words on the page.

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The Index

Ranked by clarity score · 12 companies
#CompanySector What they actually sell ScoreGrade
01
Linear
linear.app
Project Mgmt Issue tracking for software teams.
89 A →
02
Stripe
stripe.com
Payments They sell payment processing APIs that developers wire into checkout.
82 A →
03
Figma
figma.com
Design Collaborative interface design in the browser.
77 B →
04
Vercel
vercel.com
DevTools They host your front-end and deploy it from git.
71 B →
05
Notion
notion.so
Productivity Docs, wikis and lightweight databases in one app.
64 C →
06
Datadog
datadoghq.com
Observability They collect logs and metrics from your servers and chart them.
59 C →
07
Calendly
calendly.com
Scheduling They let people book time on your calendar without the email thread.
58 C →
08
Loom
loom.com
Video They record your screen and turn the video into shareable documentation.
56 C →
09
Twilio
twilio.com
Infrastructure They sell APIs that send SMS, voice calls and email from your code.
56 C →
10
HubSpot
hubspot.com
CRM Marketing, sales and support software sold as one bundle.
47 D →
11
monday.com
monday.com
Project Mgmt Project management boards for teams.
41 D →
12
Salesforce
salesforce.com
CRM Customer relationship management software, now with AI agents bolted on.
38 F →