Find an audience to test your idea with.
Founders
Explore who might use your product and which assumptions to test before you build.
Product teams
Compare audiences and pricing ideas. Decide what to take into your next customer interview.
Investors & advisors
Review a founder’s market assumptions and prepare questions for due diligence.
Choose where to start.
Research a product idea, review sales, or plan a test.
Buyer analysis
Describe your product to explore potential customers, pricing assumptions, and ways to reach them.
- Audience profiles
- Market-size scenarios
- Competitor comparisons
Seller IQ
Upload your sales data to compare revenue and margins. Review the totals alongside AI suggestions.
- Revenue and profit breakdowns
- Product and category comparisons
- Data coverage checks
Experiment planning
Draft hypotheses and choose metrics for an A/B test. You run the experiment and collect results in your own tools.
- Test ideas
- Sample-size assumptions
- Suggested priorities
Build a report from your product idea.
You can use a website URL or describe an idea you haven’t built.
Describe your idea
Add the problem you want to solve, your proposed price, and the customers you have in mind.
Review your report
Compare suggested audiences and market scenarios. Check the assumptions behind the estimates.
Talk to customers
Test an assumption in an interview or experiment. Add what you learn before you revise your report.
Check your assumptions
with customers.
Use interviews and field evidence to check generated hypotheses. Record what you learn and revise your assumptions in a new report version. You can compare it with earlier reports without changing them.
Read a 0–100 audience score as an estimated fit. You need customer evidence to measure purchase intent. In Seller IQ, you can review totals from your uploaded transactions.
We have not measured BuyerIQ’s predictive accuracy. We plan to calibrate against consented outcomes in future work.
Read our methodology and limitationsRead the research.
Researchers have studied how language models reproduce survey responses about purchase intent. You can use their findings as background for AI-assisted research. We have not established BuyerIQ’s accuracy through this study.
LLMs Reproduce Human Purchase Intent via Semantic Similarity Elicitation of Likert RatingsMaier et al., 2025
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Questions before
you start.
Can I start without a website?
Yes. Describe your idea, the problem you want to solve, and who you think might use it. Add a website once you publish it.
Can I use this for a B2B product?
Yes. Include the roles you sell to, the company sizes you target, and any procurement requirements. Review suggested audiences with those details in mind.
Can I research a competitor?
Enter a competitor’s public website to explore their positioning and potential audiences. Check generated claims against their published information and your own research.
Can I treat a score as a sales forecast?
No. Use the scores to compare generated audience hypotheses. Validate demand through customer interviews, sales, or experiments before you make a forecast.
Do you run A/B tests for me?
You can use BuyerIQ to plan a test. You need your own tools to publish variants, allocate traffic, and measure outcomes.
Take a look at your audience.
Enter your website to try a free, limited preview.