AI market research in minutes, with a source on every figure.
Not a summary of somebody else’s report. AI agents research the question across official statistics and company evidence, analyse the gaps as gaps, and synthesise an answer in which every number carries the dataset it came from.
The problem
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".
What arrives
- 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
- Markets researched again on a schedule 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.
What it does not do
- 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 10 reports a month, Growth 40, Enterprise 200. Growth and Enterprise can also keep a market researched on a schedule.
What people ask
Where do the numbers come from?
Does it give a five-year forecast?
How long does a report take?
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