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One experiment, one answer

Fourteen days to find out if anyone wants it.

You put a real page in front of real strangers. We count every visitor and every sign-up, and at the end you get a verdict — not a dashboard to interpret.

Validate before you build

The expensive ideas are the ones that die after you build them

It is rarely the idea that fails first. It is finding out too late.

  • People say they love it

    Friends say they love it, and not one of them buys.

  • It looks promising

    A page gets forty visits and tells you nothing either way.

  • You build for months

    You build for months before a stranger ever sees it.

  • By then it is expensive

    By the time the answer arrives it has cost you a year.

Find out first

A real experiment tells you what strangers actually do — before you spend months building it.

Sign-ups over 14 days Sample
Visitors
412
Sign-ups
17
Conversion
4.1%
An example readout, not a result from your idea.
Measure first and you keep the week that building would have cost —

€3,600

— for the idea that actually clears the bar.

How it works

A simple experiment. A clear answer.

Get a real signal in days, not months.

  1. 1

    Launch a real page

    A real page on your own domain, in front of people who owe you nothing.

    yourdomain.com
    A better way to organize your work
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  2. 2

    Set a clear bar

    A bar you define before the first euro is spent, frozen the moment the run opens.

    Your success metric
    Sign-ups Demo requests
    Minimum sign-ups 100 Below 100 sign-ups, the idea does not pass.
  3. 3

    Interpret the result

    One of three answers at the end — and, if it is inconclusive, what settling it would cost.

    Experiment complete Goal reached
    Visitors
    2,847
    Sign-ups
    164
    Conversion
    5.8%
    There is real interest. 164 sign-ups against a bar of 100. You can build.
What you get

Everything you need to run a valid experiment.

You focus on the idea. We take care of the rest.

  • yourdomain.com
    Turn your idea into a real page

    Live in 48 hours

    We set up your page and get your domain ready, so you run your experiment this week — not next quarter.

    • Copy your design or use a template
    • Connect your own domain
    • Time to live: about two days
    • Visitor tracked
    • Sign-up recorded
    • No client-side tracking

    Counted server-side

    Every visit and sign-up is recorded on our servers, so the data is accurate and not blocked by ad blockers or browser settings.

    • Reliable and privacy-friendly
    • No tracking pixels needed
    • Real data, not estimates
  • Your result 5.8%
    3.0% Your bar

    A verdict, not a dashboard

    We compare your result against the bar you set before launch and give you a clear answer — and what it means.

    • One of three outcomes: go, iterate, or stop
    • A clear recommendation
    • No endless dashboards
Why it pays off

Same insight. A fraction of the cost.

Get real feedback before you put time and money into building the whole thing.

The traditional way

Build a full product

You spend weeks or months building before you know whether anyone wants it. The rate below is what that time costs on the market — not a quote for your project.

Developer time
€90 / hour
One developer-week (40 hours)
€3,600
Time to an answer (building first)
Months
Your own time
100+ hours
Median hourly rate for software and web development in the DACH region, freelancermap Freelancer-Kompass 2026.
A single week of building €3,600

With an experiment

Run a focused experiment

Launch a real page, send real traffic, and find out what strangers actually do — in days, not months.

Your page, live on your own domain
€59
Visitor and sign-up tracking
Included
A verdict, and what to do next
Included
Total investment €59

Threshold costs €59

One week of build time buys about sixty experiments. Spend the week on the idea that clears the bar.

Questions

What people ask before starting.

Start an experiment

Fourteen days, one answer. Leave your email to start.