Market research in minutes, with a source on every figure.
Not a summary of somebody else’s report. The statistical agencies supply the figures, the agents read the record, and every number carries the dataset it came from.
A bought market report takes weeks, costs thousands, and its headline number comes from a methodology nobody can check. When a board member asks where the figure came from, the honest answer is "the report said so".
- A market size with the dataset id, period and licence against each figure
- Segments that were counted by the agency, not estimated
- Current turnover and producer-price indices, updated within weeks
- Monitored markets that are re-run for you (Growth and Enterprise)
- The report as PDF or slides for the meeting
The agents on the job, in the order they work
- 01 · Agency data
Figures come from Eurostat, the US Economic Census, BLS and World Bank national accounts, each with its dataset id and period.
- 02 · Sizing
The market and its segments are built from the same table and the same year, with the arithmetic printed beside them.
- 03 · Citations
Sources are numbered before anything is written, so every claim cites a document the report carries.
- It does not forecast. Growth rates describe windows that have already happened. A forecast is available as a separate paid service, scoped to your decision.
- Where no agency measures a market on its own, the report gives the wider sector as a labelled ceiling rather than inventing a figure.
Every plan: Starter 3 reports a month, Growth 25, Enterprise 100. Growth and Enterprise can also monitor a market.
What people ask
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