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The concept of "algorithms as a service" is really interesting to me. Basically implement complicated algorithms well and efficiently, hook them up to a web service, let people call the services.

Seems like a dream if you really just like programming, once you've got your funnel streamlined and your infrastructure banged out, you can add new algo's and consequently money to your service in a flash.

I'm impressed.

Closing out of your site crashes my browser; just a heads up. Windows 8, Chrome Version 29.0.1547.76 m.

Hmm, can't replicate under the same conditions. Do you have any chrome extensions installed that the site might be interacting badly with?

Is that 10 hrs per new customer?

Yes, including sales, support and integration. Nothing much is needed afterwards, but it's still doesn't scale.