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Fox researches the idea on full data, in reports with sources, and turns them into three different products. You pick one and get a one-page concept, a customer profile and a demand test.
Fox runs the research and asks you at the key pointsSame sections as the free check, now on full data: more searches, more competitors, more quotes and prices.
How much money the niche holds: the whole market, the part you can reach and a real first-year revenue. Counted bottom-up from buyers and the average order, with sources.
A table of what people search for: queries with monthly volume, seasonality and buying intent. Shows whether demand exists and the words customers use for it.
A card on every notable competitor: what it sells, at what price, where its customers come from and the weak spot you can enter through.
Customers' own words from reviews and discussions, grouped by pain: what annoys them, what is missing, what they would pay for.
Competitors' prices on one scale, your price corridor and the payment models that work in the niche: one-off, subscription, commission.
Where competitors get their customers — search, ads, social, marketplaces — and where the traffic is still free.
The model of one customer: what it costs to win, what it brings, when it pays back. The niche's numbers, not market averages.
What can kill the project: laws and licences, platform dependence, who in the niche already closed and why — and how to get round each risk.
Three different products from one idea, compared on the same criteria: demand, competition, money, speed to launch. You pick one.
The chosen concept on one page: for whom, what we sell, how it differs, at what price and why people buy.
The ideal customer: who they are, where and in what words they look for a solution, what stops them and what makes them buy.
A step-by-step demand test before you invest: what to launch, what to spend and which result counts as a pass.
These variants come from the growth directions of a real check run on 8 October 2026 for a coffee stand at a commuter rail station near Moscow. In a concept, research data fills them in and one set of criteria compares them.
Pre-ordered coffee for commuters at the station, better than the mass chains and ordered in a minute.
utro-po-puti.ru, free on the day of the checkOffice workers on the morning commuter train
Coffee to go, pre-ordered in a chat, picked up at the station
Below the niche's average price of a cup
The pre-order is tied to one station; the stand serves the morning rush
A pre-order post in the local groups of the line's stations
It holds if 20 people pre-order within 48 hours
Name, domain, offer, price, test: all of it comes from a real check
Our estimate of the hours on your own comes from the path of a real check: the time these reports take by hand.
Our check is a quick look at open data that takes a minute. A concept answers the check's open questions on full data and turns the idea into a product you can explain: who it is for, what it is, why it is better and what it costs.
Commissioned market research costs far more and takes weeks. Here it is $1 and about 15 minutes, and with an account you get 1 free concept every month.
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Next is Go to market: positioning, the brand, a landing page, launch posts and ads, a business plan. That is 13 steps to the first leads.