Before you build it, know if anyone searches for it.
With evidence, for a few cents.
A market research with public sources: how people type the problem, what they say in forums, who already sells it and at what price. Every number with its source, every cent logged, and at the end a verdict with the first test to run.
What it costs to know if a market exists.
Public cost ranges of market research, and the out-of-pocket spend of one of our real researches.
Range source: preuve.ai, 7 Oct 2026. Bars not to scale: the difference is six orders of magnitude.
Five steps. A verdict at the end.
Two ways.
Run it with your AI agent, or I do it on your idea.
The kit
Do it yourself
$19
The service
I do it for you
€290 €490
Launch price.
Before buying, read the free guide.
9 pages: the problem, what it costs, the five-step method, four free sources, a case with the receipt, the verdict, the limits. Enough for a first research on your own.
What you are probably thinking.
"Is free data enough?"
To decide whether a first test is worth it, almost always: how people search, what they say and who already sells are public. Google volumes cost fractions of a cent and matter only on the deciding words.
"Will it tell me the product will sell?"
No, and no research does. It says whether there is demand, who is already there and at what price, and which first test to run. Only payments or pre-orders show buying.
"How long does it take?"
A few hours of your AI agent. In the real case of 6 October the complete research on a YouTube channel took one session, $0.026 out of pocket.
"Do I need to code?"
No. Your AI agent, Claude or ChatGPT, uses the kit: it installs what is needed, runs the tools and writes the report in your language.
"What about Reddit?"
Reddit often refuses anonymous requests from scripts today. The kit uses a free Reddit app if you have one, otherwise your agent reads threads via web search and quotes phrases with their links.
Where it comes from.
It is the method I use to choose what to build. I used it to pick the niche of my first digital product and for a YouTube channel about money: $0.026 out of pocket for 1,079 posts, 15 volumes, 21 competitors. The day after, 55 niches compared for $0.034.
Read more: market research for startups, for a few cents.