Find out who your product is really for
You have a product and some users, but are they the right ones? Tell us what it does and who uses it today, and see the groups of businesses asking for something close to it. For each one you pick, get an honest verdict on fit, what to lead with, and how to test it with them in the next two weeks.
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How it works
Tell us about your product
What it does, who uses it today, where you are and what you are unsure about. A few quick answers, no account needed.
See who asks for it
Groups of businesses asking for something close to your product, each with how many asked lately and whether demand is growing. Pick up to three.
Get your verdict
For each pick: strong, partial or weak fit and why, what to lead with, who already serves them, and how to test it in two weeks.
What you get
Up to three buyer groups like this one, each judged against your product. Here is a sample.
Sample
Turn Instagram followers into booked sessions
Partial fit. These teachers already have followers but lose bookings in their messages. Your booking page covers the last step, so lead with the messages: a reply link that books the session, not the calendar.
What to chargeA fair price for this group would be about $15 a month per teacher. With thirty teachers, maybe $450 a month, as a rough guess.
What it takesAbout two weeks of work on what you have: a booking link that works inside Instagram messages.
Your first moveMessage ten teachers who sell sessions on Instagram and ask how many booking requests they lost last week.
29 businesses asked for this in the last 3 months, 17 of them in the last month. Demand is growing.
In the report, each one goes on: the verdict and why, what these buyers say in their own words, what to change or lead with, who already serves them, the steps to test fit and what to watch out for.
Questions
How is this different from asking my users?
Your users tell you why they stayed. This shows what businesses outside your user base ask for, in their own words, how often, and who already serves them. Use both.
What does the verdict mean?
Strong fit: what your product does matches what this group asks for most, and there is room. Partial fit: it answers part of it, or the group is already well served. Weak fit: they mostly ask for something else. Each verdict comes with the reason.
We only have a few users. Is it too early?
No. A few users is the best time to check you are aimed at the right buyers, before you build more for the wrong ones.
Will it tell me to pivot?
It will not decide for you. If you are weighing a pivot, it says what a move toward each group would keep and what it would cost, and how to test it before you commit.
Does it work for products sold to consumers?
Not well. Growhold reads what businesses ask for, so every buyer group here is a group of businesses. If your product sells only to consumers, this report is not the right fit.
What is in the full report?
Every buyer group you picked, in full, as a page in your account and a PDF: the verdict and why, the problems in their own words, what to change or lead with, who already serves them and what they leave open, the steps to test fit, and the honest risks.
Report or chat?
Both read the same market intelligence. A report is the fast lane: a few simple steps and one focused question answered. Chat with Growhold's AI is the deeper path: ask anything, follow up, compare markets and turn findings into briefs and specs.
Where does the data come from?
From Growhold's market intelligence: what businesses across industries need, gathered from public sources and refreshed every day, plus thousands of launched products to compare against. It measures demand and how it moves. Prices in the report are our suggestions. We never show who asked for what.
When you want to go deeper
Your report answers one question fast: are you aimed at the right buyers. To keep going, ask Growhold's AI anything about the same market: follow-up questions, other buyer groups, a new homepage pitch for the group you pick.
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