For early-stage consumer founders

Turn the buyer assumption into a real test

Screen one concrete consumer offer and price while the MVP is still easy to change. Then take the strongest question to real buyers.

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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 25–34 in the West show the strongest buying-interest signal.

Put the MVP decision at risk

Check whether a stated consumer offer deserves another build cycle or a different direction.

Find the next proof point

Use reasons and concerns to focus customer discovery, a presale, a landing page, or a live offer test.

Keep simulation out of the pitch proof

The broad simulated U.S. panel is not traction, investor evidence, or a substitute for real buyers.

How it works

1

State one consumer offer

Include the product, intended buyer, approximate price, and the problem or outcome it addresses.

2

Review the directional signal

Decide whether the riskiest question is price, need, trust, audience, or differentiation.

3

Build the real proof point

Verify the stronger direction with interviews, a waitlist, presales, usage, or revenue.