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Yes. No contracts, no lock-in. Cancel from your account page and you'll keep access until the end of your current billing period. Cancelling deletes nothing early: each report keeps its usual 21 days, and a tracked one gets its 21 days from when tracking stops.

In two parts. Three quarters is a weighted blend of four dimensions — Demand (30%), Growth (25%), Competition headroom (25%) and Monetization (20%) — each rated 0–100 from live data collected at generation time, where higher always means more favorable for entering now. The last quarter is evidence strength, counted in code rather than judged: pain points people actually wrote, competitor weaknesses a real thread or review named, community activity, opportunity gaps traced to a measured search, and how severe the risks are. A source that could not be reached is left out, never scored as silence. 70+ reads as Build, 40–69 as Refine your angle first, below 40 as Avoid.

You'll see a clear message explaining you've reached your quota. Your existing reports stay available. You can upgrade your plan immediately to keep generating.

One credit buys one full report — all 20 sections, PDF included — and that is the whole rule. Buy them one at a time or in packs of up to five (the price per report drops as the pack grows), and they sit in your account until you use them: no expiry, no subscription, no card kept on file. A monthly plan allowance is always spent before a credit, so a credit is never burned while you still have a report included. Your free report works the other way round: a credit is used first, so what you paid for is always the full report, and the free one is kept for later. If a run fails, the credit goes straight back.

Consultant users can share any report via a branded web link — clients view it online with your logo and business name, no account needed. You can disable the link at any time; re-enabling it restores the exact same URL so bookmarks still work.

No. A report is a market analysis, and its recommendations are the outcome of evaluating that analysis — a more structured and accurate version of the research you would otherwise do by hand. It sharpens your decision; it doesn't replace it.

Yes, on both subscriptions. Paid annually you get twelve months for the price of ten — two months free — and nothing else about the plan changes: Consultant keeps the same 100 reports a month throughout, and Satellite the same five tracked niches with every re-run included. Flip the Monthly/Annual switch above the plans to see both. Report credits are unaffected either way: a pack is charged once and never renews.

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Yes. Reports are private by default and only visible to you. Consultant users can optionally share individual reports via a secure link — sharing is opt-in and can be revoked at any time.

Every report is built from live pulls made at the moment you generate it, never from a stored dataset: Google Trends for twelve months of search interest, the top-ranking search results for the niche, YouTube channels and videos, Reddit threads, Quora questions and answers, Hacker News launches and discussions, Indie Hackers products and posts for what small founders built here and what it earns, and posts on X, found through search, for what people are saying about it; G2 and Trustpilot ratings and Product Hunt launches for how the incumbents are received; open-source projects on GitHub, and the requests their users upvote, for the free alternatives; iOS apps on the App Store, with their rating counts and critical reviews, for the competitors on mobile; each competitor's own pricing and feature pages for what they charge and advertise; SEC filings for any incumbent that is a listed company; TechCrunch articles for the press coverage the niche has drawn and the funding rounds in it; and US Census, Bureau of Labor Statistics and Statistics Canada figures for the measured size of the industry. AI reads that evidence and writes the report — where a source came back empty the report says so rather than filling the gap, and the one thing the model may add from its own knowledge, a competitor the searches missed, is marked Unverified.