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A 5-question diagnostic returns a signal verdict in ~15 minutes. No card, no signup. You get a GO / KILL / PIVOT signal plus your three weakest lenses — a taste of the full 12-lens Pro analysis.
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A 5-question diagnostic returns a signal verdict in ~15 minutes. No card, no signup. You get a GO / KILL / PIVOT signal plus your three weakest lenses — a taste of the full 12-lens Pro analysis.
Try Pulse free →One public claim verified by AI in ~1 hour, with one rebuttal and sourcing notes, delivered by email. You see the Sentinel Method on a single claim before committing to the full Audit.
Submit a claim →A board-ready external read of your public presence across 8 executive dimensions — in minutes. You get an exec scorecard, strengths and risks, Executive Blind Spots, and 3 strategy-team moves.
Get your Snapshot free →A structured PDF. Every section is written to be useful — not to fill a template. If a section has nothing honest to say, it says so.
The one page your co-founder, advisor, and future investor can read in 60 seconds. It contains:
This page alone can change your build decision — most founders spend far more than £149 building the wrong thing for a month.
Every lens scored A–E with the evidence that drove each score. Not a score alone — the source.
A “B" on Market Size means a credible source supports the claim. An “E” means the lens is unverifiable from available data — and the report says so.
The three conditions that, if true, would flip — or did flip — the verdict to KILL. Written as falsifiable statements.
If your verdict is KILL, this section explains exactly which criterion fired and what evidence triggered it. If your verdict is GO, it tells you what would reverse it — so you know what to monitor.
A KILL verdict is a real, frequent outcome — not a formality. This is the part most founders come back to read twice.
TAM / SAM / SOM — with sources, methodology rating, and a note on where the founder’s framing diverges from the data.
Named competitors — not a generic “fragmented market" statement. For each named competitor:
We flag when we can’t find named competitors — that’s either an opportunity or a sign the market doesn’t exist yet.
60 evidence-based scenarios, selected from a 160-scenario library and run against a Synthetic Intelligence Population™ of 20 structured personas — 15 adversarial customer personas and 5 investor personas — designed to find the load-bearing assumptions. Examples from real reports:
If an idea can’t survive 60 stress scenarios across 20 adversarial personas, piling on more won’t save it.
Based on the verdict — not a generic startup checklist. If the verdict is PIVOT, the plan addresses the specific pivot axis the report identified. If GO, it prioritises the weakest lenses for de-risking.
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Every factual claim in your deck, narrative, or landing page — verified, sourced, and rewritten where weak. Delivered before an investor sees it.
Every factual claim in the asset, extracted and catalogued. Nothing is skipped — not the footnotes, not the “market opportunity" slide, not the unit economics assumptions.
Each claim is rated by risk level:
In a typical 12-slide deck we find 18–35 verifiable claims. Most founders are aware of 4–6 of them.
For each claim: verdict + source + a one-line explanation of what the source actually says vs what the deck claims.
The three most dangerous investor objections — with scripted responses. Not generic Q&A prep. Specific to your asset, your claims, and the objections an investor with your deck in front of them will actually raise.
Every unsupported or misleading claim rewritten — with the verified version that can replace it. We don’t remove claims that can be fixed. We find the strongest defensible version of what you’re trying to say and write it.
Often the highest-value section. “Market is growing 23% YoY" that can’t be sourced becomes “three comparable markets grew 18–27% YoY (Source: Gartner 2024)” — stronger and defensible.
A methodology section explaining how each claim was verified — what sources were checked, what was found, and how each verdict was reached.
The audit trail means a third party can reproduce the work. That’s what makes it a verification, not an opinion.
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Not a market research template. A purpose-built intelligence package that answers what external observers see, what the market actually looks like, and what to do about it — all signed by a named human strategist.
Each report is independently verified, confidence-tagged, and delivered as a signed PDF:
Every source is named and datestamped. No anonymous estimates, no "industry reports say" — each figure is traceable to the primary record before it's used.
The synthesised strategic anchor that emerges from all four reports. One page. The clearest possible answer to: what is this organisation actually competing on, and is that defensible?
The Core Truth carries forward into Outcome Engineering. If you move to a bespoke engagement, you don't start from scratch.
One strategic framework applied to your position — chosen based on what the intelligence reveals, not a template. Followed by either a Pre-Mortem or Red Team stress test.
20 structured personas generated from the four intelligence reports — not market research panels, not stereotypes.
Each persona is evidence-grounded, not hypothetical — it emerges from named findings in the intelligence reports.
Based on all eight deliverables above — not a generic startup checklist. Prioritised by what the intelligence says is most urgent, most uncertain, and most high-leverage.
Complete a 20-min Brand Brief — 8 signed reports delivered within 48 hours
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| Deliverable | Idea Validation Pro£149 · 24h | Pre-Launch Audit£499 · 48h | Blueprint£499 · 48h |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive verdict (GO/KILL/PIVOT/CONDITIONAL/DEFER) | ✓ | — | — |
| 12-lens scorecard (A–E evidence grade) | ✓ | — | — |
| Kill criterion assessment | ✓ | — | — |
| Stress scenarios (60, from 160-scenario library) | 60 | — | — |
| 30/60/90-day action plan | ✓ | — | — |
| 30-min debrief call | ✓ | — | — |
| Claims inventory (every claim, risk-rated) | — | ✓ | — |
| Verified claims table (Supported / Partial / Unsupported / Misleading) | — | ✓ | — |
| Rewrite package (every weak claim) | — | ✓ | — |
| Audit trail (sourcing methodology) | — | ✓ | — |
| Rebuttal scripts (scripted + sourced) | — | 3 scripted | — |
| 4 intelligence reports (Market · Audience · Competitive · Trend) | — | — | ✓ |
| AI Visibility Check (ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Perplexity · Google AIOs) | — | — | ✓ |
| Core Truth one-pager (strategic anchor) | — | — | ✓ |
| Strategy Engine run + Refiner Stress Test | — | — | ✓ |
| 90-Day Action Roadmap | — | — | ✓ |
| Adversarial + investor personas | 15 + 5 | 5 + 15 | 10 + 10 |
| Named analyst / verifier signature | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| 30-day refund guarantee | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| NDA on request | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Delivery | 24 hours | 48 hours | 48 hours |
| Format | 8 signed PDFs |
We'd already closed a small round on this deck, so I thought it was fine. The PLV report came back and it wasn't harsh or vague — it was just specific. Three claims I thought were solid had either no primary source or were citing data from 2018. One of them was the headline number on the deck cover. We fixed everything, went back, and closed £100,000 from an investor who'd previously passed. I still think about how close we came to walking into that meeting with a deck we couldn't defend.
Read full case study — Daily99We brought ThriveFinity in before we'd published a single piece of content. I wanted search to be a proper acquisition channel from day one — not something we figured out two years in. They designed the whole strategy, built the cluster structure, even created a content track around ERC-8004 that nobody else was covering. Sixteen months later we're ranking top 5 for self-hosted crypto gateway terms and getting traffic from 130 countries. Starting right matters more than I expected.
Read full case study — PayRamHonestly, I thought our GTM was fine. We were getting enquiries, we had a clear service, the market felt right. The Strategic Intelligence report showed us we were speaking to the right people but framing it completely wrong — we were positioning on quality and price when our target clients were actually buying on outcomes and risk reduction. We rebuilt the whole pitch around what the report found. The conversion went up. But more than the number, I finally felt like I understood why some deals were closing and others weren't.
Read full case study — TVP StudiosNot sure which tier?
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