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Each report below is one question put to Hyperresearch, shown exactly as the run produced it: no edits, its citations linked to the sources they cite, and a PDF of the same report to download.
- Buying a ~$2M-Revenue, ~$400K-SDE Southeastern Residential HVAC Company with SBA 7(a) Financing: Valuation, Financing Terms and HVAC-Specific Diligence (as of October 2026)
I am considering buying an established residential HVAC service company in the southeastern US: about $2M in revenue, about $400K in seller's discretionary earnings (SDE), financed with an SBA 7(a) loan. 1. What SDE multiples have comparable HVAC and home-services businesses sold for in 2024–2026, and what moves a multiple up or down? 2. What do current SBA 7(a) terms look like for a deal this size: rate, term, equity injection, seller-note rules, personal guarantee? 3. What are the diligence risks specific to HVAC: technician retention, licenses held personally by the owner, customer and builder concentration, maintenance-agreement revenue, seasonality, and the refrigerant transition away from R-410A? For each risk, which document or record verifies it? End with the 15 questions I should ask the seller before signing a letter of intent.
- The AI Coding-Agent Market, October 2026: Who Is Winning, What It Costs, and What a 50-Engineer Company Should Buy for 2027
Who is winning the AI coding-agent market as of October 2026? Compare Cursor (Anysphere), Claude Code (Anthropic), OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot (Microsoft), and the strongest open-source agents (Cline, Aider, OpenHands). For each, establish: - revenue or ARR, and paid seats or active users; - list pricing, and what a heavy daily user actually pays per month once usage limits and overages apply; - adoption signals: GitHub stars and contributor trends, npm/PyPI download trends, named enterprise customers, and the Copilot figures Microsoft has disclosed in filings and earnings calls. Label every figure as company-stated, filing-disclosed, or third-party estimate, and give the date it refers to. Where sources disagree, show the range and say which figure you trust and why. Then answer the decision: a 50-engineer software company must pick one primary coding agent for 2027. Which should it choose, under what conditions would the answer change, and what are the lock-in, cost-predictability and code/data-governance risks of each option?
- US Restaurant POS Competitive Analysis: Toast, Square for Restaurants and Clover (October 2026)
Competitor analysis of US restaurant point-of-sale platforms: Toast (NYSE: TOST), Square for Restaurants (Block, NYSE: XYZ) and Clover (Fiserv, NYSE: FI). Use each company's latest 10-K and 10-Qs, recent earnings-call remarks, published pricing pages, and independent restaurant-industry sources. Compare: - restaurant locations served and their growth rate; - gross payment volume, take rate, and the split between subscription and payments revenue; - the all-in first-year cost for a two-location full-service restaurant (hardware, software subscription, card processing at a stated monthly volume); - contract length, early-termination and hardware terms, and what switching away actually involves; - recurring product gaps and complaints that restaurant operators report. Say where each is gaining or losing share, and cite the evidence for it. Keep the three companies' own claims separate from independent data. End with a recommendation for a new entrant aimed at independent full-service restaurants: which segment is least defended, and what would it need to offer to win it?