If you have an idea, Premisey is for you.
Whether you are founding your first startup or evaluating a new idea inside your company. Premisey helps you see the facts behind the idea and decide your next step.
You have an idea. But there are a lot of questions to answer.
Your idea may sound good. But can it really be a business?
Would people pay to solve this problem?
Are you picking the right market?
Who are your competitors?
How will you make money?
Why would they choose you?
What should you build first?
What if you are spending time on the wrong thing?
You do not have to research all of these one by one. Each looks at a different source, a different search and days of reading; and most of the answers depend on each other — you cannot judge how you will differentiate without knowing your competitors, or how much you could earn without knowing your market. Premisey answers these questions in a single piece of research, with sources attached.
If you are building your own startup
You have an idea but do not know where to start?
Research your idea, see your market and competitors, learn what you need to validate. The clarification questions do not load you with jargon; the first-step plan is written around the tools and budget you actually have. If the result goes against your idea, it says so plainly — before you make an expensive mistake.
What changes in the output?
- The clarification questions do not load you with jargon; “I'm not sure, suggest something” is most useful here
- The first-step plan is broken into the smallest pieces and written around the tools you have
- Cost estimates are calculated against your budget range
- The research does not shy away from stating the risk plainly before you make an expensive mistake
If you do not have an idea yet
You want to start something but do not know where to begin?
Discover problems and opportunities worth researching, and start evaluating ideas that suit you. You do not have to formulate an idea; describing a problem or an area of interest is enough. The clarification step shapes the idea together with you and puts existing solutions in that space, and the gaps they leave, in front of you.
What changes in the output?
- Describing a problem or an interest is enough; you do not have to formulate an idea
- The clarification step shapes the idea together with you
- Existing solutions in the same space and the gaps they leave are put in front of you
If you are evaluating a new idea inside your company
Do you have an idea for a new product, service or market entry?
Research the opportunity before you invest, see the risks and decide with better information. The research weights the market, competition and objection side more heavily; in the competitor review, revenue signals and market saturation come to the fore. The output is written as sourced ground for a decision a team can discuss.
What changes in the output?
- The research weights the market, competition and objection side more heavily
- Revenue signals and saturation come to the fore in the competitor review
- The output is written as ground for a decision a team can discuss
Start researching your idea
Create your profile and let the research be written around your budget, your time and your experience.