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Explore real simulation results for three different product ideas. Each example shows the full report you'd get from running your own test.
Based on 5 survey-style responses
About 58 out of 100 consumers would consider buying. Strongest demographic signal: Gender: Female.
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A refillable deodorant with a subtle cedar scent and a sleek aluminum case.
Category: Personal care. Price: $14.99. What's new: Refillable, low-waste packaging with a natural scent profile..
Response distribution
Demographic breakdown
Average score and likely buyers by group.
Age
Income
Gender
Region
Ethnicity
Signal highlights
Highest lift
Gender: Female
62% likely to buy
Lowest lift
Gender: Male
52% likely to buy
Widest spread
Gender
10% gap between groups
Most consistent
Gender
10% gap across groups
Why people lean this way
Reasons to buy
- Refillable packaging reduces waste and appeals to eco-conscious buyers
- Scent profile feels upscale and gender-neutral
- Premium materials signal quality and durability
- Easy to picture using it daily
Concerns
- Unsure if the cedar scent will suit everyone's taste
- Refill process might be inconvenient or messy
- Price could be higher than drugstore options people are used to
- Would want proof it lasts all day before committing
Sample responses
“I like the idea of a refillable deodorant because it feels more sustainable than the usual plastic sticks. The cedar scent sounds refined, but I would want to smell it first.”
Age 25-34 · Female · $50k-$75k · West · Hispanic
“This sounds premium and eco-friendly, which is appealing. If the refills are easy to order and not too pricey, I'd consider switching.”
Age 35-44 · Male · $75k-$100k · South · White
“The aluminum case feels elevated, but I'd need to know how well it works compared to what I use now.”
Age 55-64 · Female · $100k-$150k · Midwest · Black
“I'm drawn to the sustainability angle. At $14.99 it's reasonable for a refillable, though I'd want a trial size first.”
Age 18-24 · Female · $25k-$50k · Northeast · Asian
Method notes
We simulate how a demographically balanced panel would answer a purchase-intent survey, then translate their responses into a survey-style score and distribution.
Agreement level
1.180
Lower = more agreementGroup spread
0.140
Lower = more consistentPanel size
25 profiles
Panel mix
Age, gender, income, region, ethnicity
Scoring guide
default
Scoring model
Standard text model
Research-backed. Based on a published research paper validated against human survey responses. Read the paper.
Recommended next steps
- Adjust the promise or price to move more people into 'likely to buy'.
- Consider an A/B: change one claim or price point and rerun.