Cited market reports for consultants. Client-ready in 5 minutes.

A white-label link to the full report: competitors, demand signals, market sizing, risks, and a readiness score, with your branding on top. Before you send it, you pick exactly which sections the client sees. Most consultants walk the client through the report on a call, then leave the link with them. No deck to rebuild, no copy-paste.

Yes, fully. The intake form on your site carries your logo and colors, Discreet mode removes Preuve branding entirely, and client share controls add your branding to shared report links plus let you pick exactly which sections each client sees. All of it is included in the Consultant plan.

A chat answer is a starting point you still have to fact-check. This is an agentic pipeline: autonomous AI agents search the live web in parallel, pull real competitor, funding, demand, and market-size data, filter out junk sources, and feed verified facts to a reasoning model that scores every idea against the same 0-100 rubric. Claims that cannot be sourced are excluded. The result is a deliverable you can defend in front of a client, with every key claim linked to where it came from.

Every key claim links back to an auditable source. The readiness score comes from sourced market data, not model opinion, so when a client asks "why this number?" you can point to the evidence. If a claim cannot be verified, it stays out of the report.

A roadmap, not a rejection. Every report includes pivot recommendations based on competitive gaps and demand data. A low score becomes your next engagement: here is why it is early, and here is what would make it work.

We built the system to minimize hallucinations. Every key data point must be tied to a source. If we cannot source it, it does not appear in the report you hand to a client.

The Consultant plan is 5 client projects a month, about $20 each. That is less than one billable hour, and each report replaces the 5-10 hours of manual research an engagement usually eats. Busy month? Extra projects are $19 each, no plan change. The trial is free, 2 client projects. You only pay when the math works.

You get 2 free client projects over 3 days. A card is required but you are not charged during the trial. When you start the trial you choose Consultant ($99/mo or $990/yr) or Program ($499/mo or $5,988/yr); on day 3 the account converts to that plan. Cancel anytime before day 3 to avoid a charge, straight from your billing page.

Yes, that is the Pay as you go option: $49 once activates your white-label workspace with the first client project included, then $39 a project whenever a client shows up. Same reports, same client share controls, no monthly fee and nothing expires. It is opening soon: leave your email on the pricing card and we send one message the day it does. Two clients a month or more and Consultant at $99 is already cheaper.

The $0 trial is the door to a subscription: 2 free client projects over 3 days, card on file, converts to Consultant or Program on day 3 unless you cancel. Pay as you go is paid on day one, $49 with the first project included, and there is no card on file and no free projects after it. Pick the trial if you expect two or more clients a month, pay as you go if you have one client and no appetite for a subscription.

The Consultant plan covers 5 client projects a month, which fits how most independent consultants and fractional advisors actually work. Busy months are covered by $19 top-ups, one click each. Running validation at volume for a program or portfolio? The Program plan is $499/month for 30 projects, same top-up rate. Paid yearly, the same $499 a month buys a pooled allowance: 360 projects, used anytime.

There is nothing to set up for client reports: sign up, paste the idea, get the report. If you also want the intake form on your own site, that is one code snippet, about 5 minutes.

Every submission passes through an AI quality filter before it reaches your dashboard. Keyboard spam, test entries, sales pitches, and prompt injections are caught automatically. Serious submissions still get through, even when they are brief or rough.