>I mean, when Google started the internet was actually small enough that it could be indexed relatively cheaply. Infrastructure is much cheaper today than it w

>I mean, when Google started the internet was actually small enough that it could be indexed relatively cheaply. Infrastructure is much cheaper today than it was in 1998. Anybody with the tech know-how can start a mini search engine from their bedroom today without breaking the bank. I see Neeva as the search-equivalent of Hey. Both products compete against a free product that Google dominates in, with a subscription alternative. Time will tell if there really is a market for this model.