Your idea, validated before you write a single line.
Submit a SaaS idea. We'll check if people actually want it: search demand, Reddit
complaints, competitor weaknesses, funding threats, market size. You get a score out of 30
and a clear GO or PASS. PDF in your inbox.
Recommendation: Pursue with a focused scheduling-first
MVP targeting studios under 5 instructors. Competitors are clunky and customers are vocal about
it.
Most ideas fail for a knowable reason
42%of startups fail because there's no market need
3-6 moaverage time wasted building before discovering nobody wants it
$0revenue from a product nobody asked for
The research that would have told you takes 6-10 hours. Keyword tools, Reddit browsing,
competitor spreadsheets, Crunchbase lookups. Most people skip it and start coding instead.
We do it so you don't have to.
Six phases. One verdict.
Each report runs through the same process. Here's what happens after you submit.
01
Keyword Research
How many people search for this each month? How hard is it to rank? We pull volume, difficulty, and competition data. The sweet spot: 100-5K monthly searches, low difficulty, commercial intent.
02
Pain Discovery
We scan Reddit for real complaints. Upvoted frustration posts, people building their own spreadsheets, threads asking "is there anything better?" If the language is emotional, the pain is real.
03
Competitor Analysis
Who else is doing this, what do they charge, and what do their users complain about? We dig through pricing pages, G2/Capterra reviews, and feature lists to find the gaps.
04
Threat Assessment
Has anyone raised a Series A in this space recently? Are AI startups piling in? If incumbents are coasting on old funding and bad UI, that is good for you. If they just raised $5M and are shipping fast, less good.
05
Market Sizing
How big is this market and how many customers do you actually need? At $50/month, $1K MRR is 20 customers. We figure out if that is 0.1% of the market or 50%.
06
Final Verdict
Six factors, each scored 1-5. 25+ is a GO. Under 15 is a PASS. You get the total, the breakdown, and a write-up explaining why, plus a recommended angle if we think it is worth pursuing.
What lands in your inbox
PDF report + email summary. Delivered within 24 hours.
Search volumes, difficulty scores, and competition levels for your niche and every relevant
keyword variation
Real Reddit posts with quotes, upvote counts, and comment threads showing whether people
actually have this problem
Competitor pricing, funding history, user complaints, feature gaps, and where they're losing
customers
VC activity in the space, AI disruption risk, and whether existing customers are satisfied
or looking for something else
Total addressable market, how many customers you need for your MRR goal, and what percentage
of the market that is
Six factors rated 1-5, scored out of 30, with a GO or PASS verdict and the reasoning behind
it
If the idea has legs, a specific angle: which niche to target, which feature to build first,
how to position it
Who this is for
Indie hackers
You have 3 ideas and time for 1. Find out which one has actual demand before you commit a
weekend. Submit all three, compare the scores.
Solo founders
You've done this before. Built something, launched it, heard crickets. This is the sanity
check that would have saved you 3 months.
Side project explorers
You don't need a business plan. You need to know: do real people have this problem, will
they pay to fix it, and is anyone else already doing it well?
What we're looking for
Green flags
"I built my own spreadsheet for this"
High upvotes on complaint posts
Customers unhappy with ALL existing tools
Incumbents with old UI and slow development
B2B customers already paying for inferior solutions
Clear ROI that saves time or money
Active online communities easy to reach
Red flags
Everyone asking for free solutions
Multiple VC-backed startups actively iterating
Enterprise-only market with long sales cycles
Satisfied customers across all competitors
Requires complex integrations for MVP
Regulatory/compliance heavy (SOC2, HIPAA)
Only informational search intent, no commercial
Pricing
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