One-Liner
Fundamental frequency trap: cosmetics recalls happen once per brand per 5-10 years, creating no ARR substrate. Subscription model fails because no brand pays for 'in case of recall' insurance via SaaS — they hire a consultant when it happens. Pivot to productized service model ($20-40K per incident) converts the product into a compliance template play.
Kill Reason
Fundamental frequency trap: cosmetics recalls happen once per brand per 5-10 years, creating no ARR substrate. Subscription model fails because no brand pays for 'in case of recall' insurance via SaaS — they hire a consultant when it happens. Pivot to productized service model ($20-40K per incident) converts the product into a compliance template play.
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