For consumer product teams

Make the paid feature earn the sprint

Screen a concrete paid consumer feature or offer before the roadmap decision. Use the directional signal to choose the next discovery question.

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Estimate ready
64%
Strong signal

likely to buy

Definitely yes
18%
Probably yes
40%
Not sure
22%
Probably no
14%
Definitely no
6%

Top signal: Higher-income adults aged 25–44 show the strongest buying-interest signal.

Put the sprint at risk

Check a paid consumer offer while roadmap scope and positioning are still easy to change.

Turn the report into discovery

Use the main reason and concern to choose a prototype, interview, pricing, or behavior question.

Do not use it for B2B proof

The broad simulated U.S. consumer panel cannot represent role-specific users, buyers, or purchasing committees.

How it works

1

State the paid feature

Describe the consumer, the offer, the approximate price or paid tier, and the promised outcome.

2

Review the directional pattern

Identify whether need, price, trust, or differentiation is the riskiest assumption.

3

Run product discovery

Verify that assumption with customers, a prototype, pricing research, usage data, or a live offer test.