Gigabloom

Gigabloom offers a smart device that allows gardeners to monitor and care for their plants with the aid of the internet. Put simply, it is about building software for you when nothing off the shelf fits.

The natural audience is companies with a specific process to automate. Alongside the main category they mention AgTech and Home and Garden. They are a very small team, 1 to 10 people, which usually shapes who they work with. Small vendors mean quick answers and real influence on the roadmap, but check who covers support when someone is out.

Gigabloom is based in Suwanee, Georgia. More on gigabloom.com.

Before you commit, look at portfolio relevance, who owns the code, and how they handle changes. Ask for a trial on your own data, not a canned demo.

If you have worked with Gigabloom, tell the next buyer what you paid and what surprised you. That is the part of this page we cannot write.