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Saurabh Sharma

Chief Product Officer, You.com, named behind the You.com APIs listing on Anchor Terminal.

Chief Product Officer, You.com

Saurabh Sharma is chief product officer at You.com, leading product strategy for its enterprise AI tools. He was head of search products at OpenSea and before that spent more than a decade at Google, rising to group product manager on teams including Google Assistant and Gmail.

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Who is Saurabh Sharma?

Saurabh Sharma is chief product officer at You.com, leading product strategy for its enterprise AI tools. He was head of search products at OpenSea and before that spent more than a decade at Google, rising to group product manager on teams including Google Assistant and Gmail.

What does You.com make?

Anchor Terminal lists You.com APIs from You.com. Web Search, Contents, Answer, Research and Finance Research APIs, plus a hosted MCP server with six tools.

Who has invested in You.com?

The sources our research read name Radical Ventures, Georgian, Salesforce, NVIDIA, Gen Digital, SBVA, DuckDuckGo, Day One Ventures, Cox Enterprises, Norwest, Time Ventures and Breyer Capital.

How are Saurabh's tools graded?

You.com APIs is graded BB, 75.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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