[chiefofgxbxl]

(Small recommendations) Visiting the landing page, for a search-engine site whose entire purpose is to search for startups, the search bar should not be mid-way down the page. It should be right in the header. Also, instead of the word "Go!" on the search, use a magnifying glass to again help identify it as a search input.

On search results, did you specifically opt not to display logos? It may actually be nice not to have them so focus is placed on mission statement / slogan, but I'd be interested if this omission was intentional.

Overall, seems like a site I'd use if it expanded to the U.S. and other countries. If this site is targeting people interested in products (rather than investors / job hunters) then maybe you could add a feature to subscribe by email for specific search terms. For example, what if I want to be alerted once a month if there are new companies posted that match the term "coffee"? This would be a great addition to help encourage users to return to your site.

[uatec]

I've addressed some of the issues you mentioned.

You idea about subscriptions/alerts is a good one. Right now I don't have any kind of work flow except google sheets, so that would be a bit tricky, but I'll bear it in mind for the future.

And yes, the US is obviously on my list of countries to service.

Thanks for the feedback.