Achievement
Daksh Selected for AWS Activate
Cloud credits for the background jobs that do LeadScrapper Pro's real work
August 2026 Selection
Daksh Bathla, founder of Navital Labs, was selected for AWS Activate in August 2026 and awarded AWS credits toward the background jobs that power LeadScrapper Pro.
What AWS Activate provides
AWS Activate is Amazon Web Services' program for early-stage startups. Accepted founders receive cloud credits they can spend across AWS services, along with technical guidance, support-plan access, and training resources.
The credits are the substantial part. Cloud spend is the one cost that grows with usage rather than with revenue, which means it grows before the revenue does.
Why it matters here
LeadScrapper Pro does its real work out of sight. Discovery, digital-presence audits, and enrichment don't happen inside a page load; they run as background jobs, queued and worked through while the customer is somewhere else.
That is the part the credits pay for: the workers, the queue behind them, and the storage that keeps their results. It is also the part that gets expensive first, because it scales with how many leads a customer runs rather than with how many customers there are.
Until now that ceiling was a budget: how many jobs could run at once, how often they could re-run, how much history was worth keeping. With the credits covering it, those become product decisions again.
About Daksh
Daksh is an 18-year-old computer applications student from Delhi and the founder of Navital Labs, an independent product studio building AI-powered software. He designs, builds, and operates every product end to end, including the background jobs these credits now cover.