Burned out from ORM/review operations – what technical service would you pivot into?

Been doing ORM/review related operations for a while and honestly getting tired of the constant removals, replacements, instability, and operational stress.

The part I actually enjoy is the technical side:

• browser environments
• anti-detect setups
• proxies
• automation
• backend workflows
• scraping
• infrastructure
• scaling operations

I’m considering pivoting into something more stable with recurring clients.

Ideas I’ve been thinking about:

• proxy service
• browser/profile infrastructure setups
• automation agency
• AI workflows for businesses
• scraping/data services
• infrastructure tooling

For people already making consistent money in this space:
If you had these skills and were restarting in our time, what would you focus on building?

Looking more for:

• recurring revenue
• scalable services
• technical moat
• lower long-term operational stress

Interested in hearing real experiences from people already running services/tools/agencies.

If I were in your position, I’d lean toward building something with recurring infrastructure demand like browser profile setups, automation workflows, or managed scraping services since they naturally tie into long-term client needs.

ads studio said:

If I were in your position, I’d lean toward building something with recurring infrastructure demand like browser profile setups, automation workflows, or managed scraping services since they naturally tie into long-term client needs.

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indeed thats what im looking into , i have a deep knowledge in that and don't want it to go to waste , the question is what is this job that will require that , more like who needs that , need some leads to begin with and try to find people with issues to help them.