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Serper.dev
Serper.dev is used in the source layer by 1 operator documented on GTM Vault, including Vinayak Mishra, Slang AI, where it ran as the google Maps scraping for venue discovery.
Who named it, and what it did
One entry per episode. Mentions in passing, sponsor reads and guest biographies are not counted.
Vinayak MishraSlang AIGoogle Maps scraping for venue discovery
Operator evidence · SMYS 1Review Intelligence as a GTM Signal LayerThe episode →
Run the system yourself
Review intelligence signal layerFree Claude skill, built from Vinayak Mishra’s system on SMYS 1 →For the Serper.dev team
1 operator put Serper.dev on the record.
Each operator above described Serper.dev running inside a working revenue system, in their own words, one citation per episode. The record is yours to share.
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Runs alongside
Tools that appear in the same operators’ stacks as Serper.dev. The count is how many of those operators run both.
Others in source
Common questions
- Which operators use Serper.dev?
- 1 operator on GTM Vault has described running Serper.dev in a working system: Vinayak Mishra (Slang AI). Each entry is one citation per episode, in the operator's own words. Vinayak Mishra, Slang AI described it as the google Maps scraping for venue discovery (SMYS 1).
- What layer of revenue architecture does Serper.dev serve?
- Serper.dev is placed on the Source layer, which serves Identity in the eight-layer model of revenue architecture. Where raw records enter: companies, people, firmographics, scraped listings. Placement follows the job the tool did in an operator's system, not the category its marketing claims.
- What runs alongside Serper.dev?
- In the stacks of operators who run Serper.dev, the tools that appear most often are Clay (1), Claude (1), Apify (1) and n8n (1). The number is how many of those operators run both.
- What entry tier is Serper.dev?
- Serper.dev is listed at the self-serve tier. The index records budget as a posture (self-serve, mid-market, enterprise), not a price, because public pricing in this category is unreliable.