Frequently asked questions

No. Premisey researches your idea and surfaces the strong signals, the risks and the points that need validating. It lets you make the decision on firmer information.

Yes. You can start researching a problem, an area of interest or simply a thought you have. Premisey also helps you clarify the idea itself.

Yes. There is a separate sources section at the end of the report listing every link used in the research. Every link is clickable, so when you doubt a finding you can open the source and read it yourself. A source that could not be reached is not silently dropped — the report also states which one could not be verified.

No. Companies also use Premisey to evaluate a new product, service, market or business idea. For corporate use the research weights the market, competition and objection side more heavily; the output is written as sourced ground for a decision that a team can discuss. It also works for people who do not have an idea yet and just want to research a space.

Premisey produces an MVP Blueprint showing what you could focus on in the first version based on the research. It does not produce a working application; building that is up to you.

Yes. On the free plan you can try Premisey with one idea analysis, and we do not ask for card details. The free analysis is not a trimmed-down version: basic research, basic competitor analysis, the source list and the Verified / Estimated / Unknown separation all work as they do elsewhere. What Pro adds is deeper research, the MVP Blueprint and access to past analyses.

The clarification questions arrive immediately. The research runs in two stages — source gathering and synthesis — and takes a few minutes in total. You need to wait without closing the page.

We made it easy to check. Every value labelled “verified” has a clickable source next to it; you can open any number you doubt and verify it yourself. Values without a source are marked “estimated” or “unknown”.

No. Every record is protected with row-level security; you only see your own ideas and research. Your idea is not used anywhere outside the research.

Especially so. If you indicate in your profile that you are not technical, the first-step plan is written around no-code tools, cost estimates follow from that, and the feasibility assessment is made against your actual resources.