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Find a market with momentum
Score opportunities by pain, purchasing behavior, growth, word of mouth, and room to improve—not by novelty alone.
SaaS for sharper startup decisions
Find ideas with a market already waiting.
Inquirio turns scattered opportunity research into a focused market, audience, product, pricing direction, and built-in growth loop—before you spend months building.
Start free. No invented certainty—just clearer hypotheses to validate.
What to expect
Honest structure for uncertain decisions.
Evidence before excitement
Specific buyers, not broad personas
Shareability designed into value
The MAP method
Move from a crowded market to one buildable wedge.
Each decision narrows the next. The output is not a brainstorm; it is a compact thesis you can test with real people.
02
Name the buyer precisely
Turn a broad category into a recognizable audience with a shared pain, gathering place, and reason to recommend useful tools.
03
Shape the smallest winning product
Translate the expensive problem into a focused product, clear pricing, and a viral loop built into the customer result.
Example output
Solo contractors who lose leads after the first inquiry.
Product direction: an AI responder that follows up instantly, qualifies prospects, and books the job. The useful response templates become the natural sharing loop between contractors.
One concise thesis
Big problem + growing demand + money already changing hands.
Pricing
Pay for clarity, not complexity.
Explore freely, then unlock deeper comparisons when an idea is worth pursuing. Cancel any time.
Explorer
For testing the Inquirio workflow.
$0
- 3 opportunity briefs each month
- Market and audience framing
- Product and viral-loop outline
Best for active founders
Builder
For comparing and refining serious bets.
$24/month
- Unlimited opportunity briefs
- Side-by-side opportunity scoring
- Pricing and validation prompts
- Exportable decision summaries
Clear answers
Before you choose what to build
Your next move
Turn one hunch into a testable business.
Start with the market. Narrow the audience. Build only what solves the expensive problem.