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CouponFollow is an online platform founded in 2009 by Marc Mezzacca that specializes in tracking and showcasing coupon codes from various online retailers. The platform serves as a real-time search engine and directory for discount codes, enabling shoppers to quickly access and utilize available discounts. By aggregating coupons and offers from across the internet, CouponFollow helps consumers save time and money while also providing tools, guides, research, and reports to enhance the shopping experience. The service is designed to facilitate smarter shopping by helping users discover deals and earn rewards effectively.

Waterfox is a high-performance web browser developed specifically for 64-bit systems, based in London, United Kingdom. It aims to provide speed and efficiency, catering primarily to power users who value control over their browsing experience. With over 2.6 million downloads, Waterfox stands out as a popular choice among 64-bit browsers. The platform allows users to run any extensions without a plugin whitelist, ensuring a customizable experience while maintaining user privacy by not sending data or telemetry back to Mozilla or the Waterfox project.

InfoSpace is a prominent provider of white label search and monetization solutions aimed at helping web publishers, service providers, and application developers generate revenue through internet search. The company serves over 100 global publishers by offering core search solutions that utilize advanced technology to select, aggregate, filter, and prioritize results from leading search marketplaces. This process creates a comprehensive, partner-branded search experience that enables clients to monetize their audience via search-based advertising. InfoSpace's operations are supported by long-standing supply agreements with major platforms, ensuring robust monetization options for its partners. In addition to providing monetization services, InfoSpace operates its own branded search sites, including the metasearch engine Dogpile, as well as Zoo.com and WebCrawler.