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AI Market Analysis Prompt
Two-step prompt to evaluate competitors, pricing, and market demand for an idea.
This two-stage prompt guides an AI model through competitor and pricing analysis to validate a business concept. It asks for specific evidence of paying customers and ROI, followed by a review breakdown to uncover product gaps.
The prompt
"Research companies solving [your problem]. Find their pricing, customer reviews, and revenue estimates. I need: 3+ companies charging $50+ monthly; Customer testimonials mentioning ROI; Evidence people are actually paying these prices; Market size estimates." Follow-up: "Analyze their customer reviews. What do people love? What do they hate? Where are the gaps I could fill?"
What it's for
- Validate willingness to pay before building a new software or service
- Identify competitor pricing models and estimate addressable market size
- Analyze competitor reviews to uncover common complaints and unmet customer needs
Key points
- Targeted competitor query requiring at least three companies charging $50+ per month
- Requests concrete evidence of revenue, customer testimonials, and ROI claims
- Follow-up sentiment analysis prompt focusing on positive and negative customer feedback
- Identifies market differentiation gaps based on competitor weaknesses
Pricing
Free
Details
- Type
- Prompt
- Category
- Business & Money
- Topic
- Idea Validation
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Web
- For
- Founders, solopreneurs, and product managers validating new business ideas
- Tags
- prompts, market research, idea validation, competitor analysis, business
Why it was saved
- @TomBilyeu: Establishes whether people pay money to solve the problem.
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