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How to spot paid AI products and new sellers early with New Term Radar

Find AI products with verified revenue and sites that just added a payment link.

Who it is forDirectory owner or affiliate who wants to list AI products that people already pay for.

The problemPaid AI tools reach directories late, while a new payment link often shows up before the site ranks.

The outcomeA weekly list of fast-growing and newest verified-revenue products, plus sites that just added a payment link.

What you need first

  • Python environment to install the package (inferred from the PyPI badge: pip install new-term-radar)
  • AIsa API key, needed for the X, keyword table and most other signals
  • Optional GoAnyAPI key for Google Trends related queries and page-one data
  • Optional TrustMRR key for the revenue signal
  • Optional GitHub token to raise the rate limit

Steps

  1. Install the package with pip install new-term-radar. (inferred, check the README)
  2. Add your TrustMRR key for the revenue signal and your AIsa key for the sellers signal in config.json.
  3. Run the radar weekly and read the revenue and sellers sections of the report.
  4. Open each product's own page and check its description before you add it to your listings.

Prompt for your agent

Using the new-term-radar repo, run the weekly revenue and sellers signals with my config at <config path> and return the products and sites they report. Verify that each product entry shows its source and that the revenue figures match the TrustMRR data before you quote them.

Caveat. The revenue and sellers signals depend on third-party data (TrustMRR and the public link graph), so confirm each figure at its source before publishing.

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