Launching a marketplace is a big investment. If you are at the idea stage, the worst thing you can do is move forward on instinct alone. This service is for founders who want to reduce risk, validate demand, and approach their first build with confidence.
It’s ideal if you want to:





Your Market Validation Report is a practical document that helps you decide whether to pursue your idea. It combines research, analysis, and recommendations in five key areas:
Business Model Fit
An honest view of whether your idea is suited to a marketplace or SaaS product model. You’ll learn how your concept aligns with proven patterns and where you may need to adapt.
User and Market Insight
A breakdown of your target buyers and sellers, what they need, and how they behave. You’ll see opportunities to solve real problems and avoid wasted effort.
Platform Direction
Recommendations on what to prioritise in your MVP and how to structure your first build. This helps you focus on features that matter most for adoption and traction.
Competitive Landscape
A clear map of your competitors, what they do well, and where the gaps are. You’ll know how to position your product so it stands out.
MVP Feature Suggestions
Practical guidance on which features will have the most impact at launch, helping you avoid scope creep and focus your development budget wisely.
Practical Next Steps
Specific recommendations, from positioning ideas to MVP priorities, so you can take the next steps with confidence.
The process is simple and designed to give you value quickly.
1. Intake form
You’ll start by completing a short form about your idea, your goals, and your target users. This doesn’t need to be polished or detailed, just enough to give me the context I need. You don’t need a business plan or a deck; the report is designed to give you clarity even if you’re at the very earliest stage.
2. Research and analysis
I carry out structured market research, competitor analysis, and user mapping to uncover opportunities and risks. This stage combines industry data with practical recommendations so you don’t just get insights, you get context.
3. Report creation
I compile everything into a clear, structured report tailored to your product idea. The report includes evidence, analysis, and strategic recommendations, written in a way that’s easy to understand and actionable.
4. Delivery and next steps
You’ll receive your report within 10 working days (or 5 with the express option). Alongside the document, I’ll provide guidance on how to use it — whether that’s deciding to move forward, refining your concept, or pitching to investors. If you’d like to continue, I can also help you scope your roadmap or design your first build.
A valudation report is a practical tool that founders use to:





Simple, upfront pricing. No hidden fees. 100% asynchronous.
Standard Validation Report
Standard delivery (10 working days)
£500
Express Validation Report
Express delivery (5 working days)
£750
No. All you need to do is complete a short intake form at the beginning. This will give me enough context about your idea, your goals, and your target users to begin the research. You don’t need a business plan or a polished pitch deck. The purpose of the report is to give you clarity and direction, so I do the heavy lifting. If you already have background notes, sketches, or competitor examples, you’re welcome to share them, but they’re not required.
Yes. Every report is tailored to your idea and context. I don’t use generic templates or boilerplate recommendations. Instead, I research your target users, competitors, and sector in detail. This often includes looking at adjacent industries, market trends, and best practices from successful platforms. The goal is to give you insights you can act on right away, not a one-size-fits-all analysis.
The report is yours to keep and use however you like. Some founders use it to decide whether to pursue their idea at all. Others use it to secure investor buy-in, or as the foundation for planning their first build. Many clients choose to continue working with me on the next stage (creating a Product Roadmap or designing the user experience) but there’s no obligation. The value of the report is that it gives you independent, evidence-based clarity so you can move forward with confidence, whether with me or with another partner.
Get a clear, evidence-based report before you commit to design and development.