Boston.gov
Verified live by HTTP probe across 17 observations. Pulse has been flat over the last 30 days.
HTTP liveness
realSignal telemetry
4 families · 2 observed · observed onlyboston.govedge
direct originserver
nginxTranco rank
#26,687
Analyst read
generated from the observed metrics above · no external narrativeBoston.gov's listed site resolved live when we last probed it on Aug 26, 2026, so we mark it verified alive. Its Pulse Index is 48.7 of 100, built from 2 of 4 observed signal families. Observed footprint: 3 functional tags. It has no curated competitive-alternative edges yet, so the comparable set below is functional tag-similarity — read it with the confidence flags.
Comparable set
curated alternatives → functional tag-similarity| Company | Basis | Overlap | Pulse | 30d Δ | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Covid-19 Exchangeecommerce | tag-overlap | 100% | 40.0 | 0.0 | ● live |
| SaaStr 051: Kristin Koh Goldstein @ HireAthenaentertainment | tag-overlap | 80% | 40.0 | +9.6 | ● live |
| Legal Tech Listother | tag-overlap | 80% | 40.0 | 0.0 | ● live |
| Security Newslettercommunication | tag-overlap | 80% | 0.0 | 0.0 | ■ inactive |
| CloudBleedChecksecurity | tag-overlap | 80% | 40.0 | 0.0 | ● live |
| ConferenceListother | tag-overlap | 80% | 8.0 | 0.0 | — unverified |
| Best property lawyers in Indiaservices | tag-overlap | 80% | 40.0 | 0.0 | ● live |
| Worldgaming | tag-overlap | 75% | 42.7 | -5.1 | ● live |
Confidence reflects source and category coherence: curated = an editorially linked alternative; similar = strong functional tag-overlap in the same category; tag-overlap = shared tags only and may be noisy. Overlap is the shared functional-tag ratio (Jaccard) for tag-matched rows. Pulse is the observed-activity index real and 30d Δ its signed month change; a dash means insufficient observed history, never zero.
Structure
observed attributesFunding & team
not in sourceNo disclosed funding in our sources. Funding data covers only ~1% of the corpus (462 rounds across 79K products), so absence here is unknown, not zero— we don't estimate a number we can't source.