Product Opportunity Report

The Product Opportunity Report is a reviewed read on one product in one market: how much demand there is, who you are up against, what they charge, and where the gap sits.

You have decided the idea is worth real money. Now the questions get harder. How big is the demand? Who already owns the shelf? What do they charge, and is there room under them or above them? Guessing at this stage is expensive, because you find out after the stock has landed.

A free keyword tool and an afternoon of scrolling gives you screenshots, not a decision, and nobody checks whether the numbers hold together. We profile 8–10 competitors, sample 20 live price points, and write the gap down in plain words. A second pair of eyes reviews it before it reaches your inbox.

Price: $500 — fixed price. Turnaround: 5–7 working days.

The verdict you get: Closes with a clear GEB verdict — proceed, adjust or look elsewhere — plus a confidence level and the one risk that matters most. Not a data dump; a decision.

What you receive

• Demand sized for 1 product in 1 market, with the evidence shown
• 8–10 competitors profiled: who they are, what they sell, how they position
• 20 live price points sampled, with the crowded middle marked
• The gap: where you could enter, and what it would take to hold it
• A proceed / adjust / look-elsewhere verdict with a confidence level

Best for

• Committing a first order budget with your eyes open
• Choosing between two or three product ideas
• Sellers who need something a partner or a bank can read

Not for: Not a deep competitor teardown and not a landed cost model. It reads one product in one market. For a closer look at how rivals price and where they are weak, step up to the Competitor and Pricing Deep Dive.

Natural next step: Competitor and Pricing Deep Dive.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as one market?

One country, or one platform in one country. If you sell in two, that is two reports — say so in the checkout questionnaire and we will quote both.

How fast is it?

Five to seven working days.

Does the Quick Demand Check count toward this?

Yes. If you started with the Quick Demand Check, its fee can be credited toward this report.