Hear your buyers before you build
Every paid report includes a Buyer Panel. 50 simulated buyers, drawn from your report’s own buyer segments, read your offer. You see who would buy, why the rest pass, and what would change their mind.
Simulated buyers, not real people. Read the count as an upper bound.
Buyer 5 · Habit“I already have a booking module in the practice software I use… I’d want to compare it against that before paying for a duplicate.”
A real run on a demo report. Simulated buyers: read the count as an upper bound.
Three answers, from the same 50 buyers
The PhysioSlot run, as the report shows it. Nothing below is edited.
PhysioSlot. Online booking for independent physiotherapists. Patients book from a link on the practice website or Google profile, get an SMS reminder the day before, and can move their own appointment. The physio sees the day on their phone and gets a weekly no-show report. Price: $29/month per practitioner.
- Habit19
- Trust14
- Need8
- Timing6
“I already have a booking module in the practice software I use, and nothing has pushed me to look for another option lately. I'd want to compare it against that before paying for a duplicate.”
What would change their mindA free trial that connects to my existing calendar in under an hour and shows a clear drop in no-shows over a few weeks.
Your price sits inside the panel’s range, $10 to $45.
From 50 of 50 price answers.
- 3 of 25Solo physiotherapistsHabit 10 · Trust 9 · Need 3
- 0 of 15Small clinics, 2 to 5 physiosHabit 9 · Trust 3 · Timing 3
- 0 of 10Mobile and home-visit physiosNeed 5 · Timing 3 · Trust 2
A version built from the levers the buyers named: a calendar sync, travel time between home visits, a 30-day trial. A change this small can come from chance alone, so the panel reads it as no change.
Watch the run, in 59 seconds
How the panel is built
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Dealt from your report
Your report already names your buyer segments and their objections. The panel deals 50 buyers from them, each with a buying habit: status quo, price first, proof first, burned before.
- 02
Each buyer reads alone
Every buyer is a separate AI call. It reads your pitch and your price, says buy or pass and why, names what would change its mind, and answers four price questions.
- 03
Code does the counting
The counts, the reasons and the price range (Van Westendorp) come from code. No model writes a number on the card.
- 04
The same 50, next version
After an edit, a pivot or a new offer, the same buyers read again. When a number moves, you see what moved it, or that it is noise.
Where simulation helps, and where it ends
What 50 simulated buyers tell you
- Why buyers pass, counted, in their own words
- Which segment leans in, and which one never will
- The price range they name, and where yours sits
- Which objection to answer first, and whether a fix moved the count
Where simulation ends
- A simulated yes is an upper bound, never a sale
- A real stranger choosing between two prices still takes real people
- Their words are for your research. They are not testimonials
- Use the reasons to plan real conversations, then test with real buyers
One run is included per report, shared with its edits and pivots. Each later run costs 20 credits.
Buyer Panel FAQ
A section of every paid Preuve report. 50 simulated buyers, drawn from your report's own buyer segments, read your offer and say whether they would buy, why they pass, what would change their mind, and what price feels too cheap or too expensive.
Find out who would buy, before you build
Start with a free scan in about 60 seconds. The Buyer Panel comes with the full report.
Last updated October 22, 2026 · View as Markdown