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Your next launch: guess, or know?

100 to 200 virtual consumers, tuned to your audience, argue over your name, ad or price. You get the verdict before you spend.

Example runYour ad · A vs B

Variant A32 / 100
Variant B68 / 100

100 consumers tuned to your audience, debating

  1. Round 3“B tells me what I get. A tells me what you sell.”
  2. Round 7 · objection caught“I’d click B, but not at that price.”

VerdictRun B, cut the launch price by 12% and lead with the guarantee.

An example of what the report shows: the scores, the arguments behind them and one clear verdict.

What the report tells you

  1. Which version wins

    Name A or B, ad A or B, your offer or a competitor's. You get a score and the reasons behind it, for anything your audience can read, watch or compare online.

  2. The objections that kill the sale

    In your customers' own words, before launch day finds them for you.

  3. Where your price stops feeling fair

    The point where “interesting” turns into “too expensive”, measured on your audience rather than an average one.

  4. The message they repeat back

    Of everything you say, the one promise your audience remembers. That one becomes your headline.

How a standard run is set up

  • 100 to 200

    virtual consumers

    per run, instead of a handful of people in a room with free sandwiches

  • 10 to 20

    rounds of debate

    before the verdict

  • 24 to 72

    hours

    from your brief to the report

Source: the settings of a standard SimulatOR run

What you can put in front of them

Anything people can read, watch or compare online. To show the kind of material, here are four pieces we made.

Bursa Forajelor logo: a drill rig boring through water layers to a drop, beside a two-tone wordmark

A name and its logo

Bursa Forajelor, our own project

The logo: a drill rig boring through water layers to a drop, beside a two-tone wordmark.

Key visual for SPLAT's #zâmbește campaign: neon letters spelling ZÂMBESTE on a red background

A campaign idea

SPLAT, #zâmbește

The key visual: neon letters spell ZÂMBESTE, Romanian for smile.

The accounting firms page on keez.ro: headline, call to action and a photo of an accountant at her laptop

An offer page

Keez, the accounting firms page

The hero of the page for accounting firms, live on keez.ro.

Frame from our tracking ad: feed them bad data and the algorithm spends on the wrong campaigns

An ad and its message

Our own tracking ad

Bad data sends ad spend to the wrong campaigns.

For you, if…

  • Real money rides on the decision: a launch, a rebrand, a campaign.
  • You're torn between two versions and the launch is close.
  • You'd rather hear the objections now than find them in your returns.

Not for you, if…

  • Your question is about taste, smell, touch or texture. Simulated consumers read, watch and compare. They can't taste your coffee or feel your fabric, and we'll tell you so before you pay.
  • The decision is already made and can't change. Then a run only costs you time.
  • You want it to replace talking to real customers. A run sharpens the bet, but it is still a bet.

Three ways to run it

Two of them are free.

  • Free · NGOs

    Free if you're an NGO

    You're working for a cause. The least we can do is check that your campaign works before you spend donor money on it. Free, no strings.

  • Free · businesses

    Free if you share the results

    We run it for free if you launch and show us your real numbers 60 days later. Your market result calibrates the engine, so you pay in data instead of money.

  • Paid

    A paid run

    If neither fits, the simulation is a paid service. Tell us the decision in front of you and we send a fixed price before anything starts.

Questions we get

What can SimulatOR test?

Anything people can read, watch or compare online: names, prices and willingness to pay, ads and messages, a new idea, your offer against a competitor, how your brand comes across.

What can't it test?

Taste, smell, touch and texture. Simulated consumers don't taste your product or feel your fabric. If your question is about the senses, it's the wrong tool, and we'll tell you before you pay.

How is this different from a survey or asking ChatGPT?

A survey asks each person once, and one question to an AI gets you one voice. In a run, 100 to 200 personas with different profiles, budgets and opinions argue over 10 to 20 rounds. Opinions shift as they go, and the objections that survive the debate are the ones in your report.

How long does a run take?

The report comes in 24 to 72 hours.

How accurate is it?

It won't guarantee the outcome, and no research can. It shows you which version holds up when people like your buyers argue about it, and why. That is also why the free business run asks for your real numbers 60 days after launch: we compare them with what the run predicted, and every comparison calibrates the engine.

Have a decision coming up?

Tell us what you're choosing between and when you launch. We'll tell you which of the three routes fits.

Rather call? +40 724 242 442