Live market research for people who sell things β competitor prices, real customer complaints, supplier costs and profit math, fetched fresh on every search. Every number comes from a live fetch with a link back to the source. When a source can't be reached, it says so β instead of quietly making something up.
Type a product, an idea, or a keyword. Eight engines go and fetch what is true right now β supplier costs with minimum order quantities, live retail prices, real customer complaints, install counts, verified revenue.
Margins computed in code, not narrated by a model. The AI council debates your real numbers and returns ONE recommendation with three first moves β plus the tempting move to avoid. It will tell you when a market is a losing price war.
One click runs all seven frameworks β product, video script, upsells, emails, ads, retargeting, content β against that same real data, and hands you the finished assets as a file you can use today.
If you're like most people trying to start something, you've got a notes app full of product ideas and no way to know which one is worth a single hour of your life.
3 min β the whole argument, with real numbers from real scans.
The full script is in lib/vsl-script.md, timed to ~3:10 and written in the brand voice.
Record it with the ElevenLabs Twin Voice, assemble in the Atelier engine, drop the file at
public/vsl.mp4, then flip SITE.vsl.ready to true β this block becomes the player.
Nothing is embedded until the real video exists: a dead player converts worse than no player.
Independent research, not our marketing. Each finding names its source so you can check it.
Researchers from MIT and Wharton (Brynjolfsson, Hitt & Kim) surveyed 179 large public firms and found that those adopting data-driven decision-making showed output and productivity 5β6% higher than would be expected from their other investments and IT usage alone.
McKinsey Global Institute research found data-driven organisations are 23 times more likely to acquire customers, 6 times as likely to retain them, and 19 times as likely to be profitable as a result.
CB Insights analysed post-mortems written by failed startup founders. βNo market needβ was the single most-cited cause of failure β ahead of running out of cash, being outcompeted, or pricing problems. That is a research failure, not a building failure.
McKinsey pricing research found a 1% improvement in price yields roughly an 11% improvement in operating profit β a larger lever than equivalent gains in volume, fixed costs or variable costs. Pricing by guesswork is the most expensive habit in a small business.
Arithmetic on the tool's real outputs. Illustrations of the mechanism β not customer results.
Building a product has never been cheaper. AI writes the copy, builds the app, designs the assets. That's exactly the problem: everyone can build now, so building stopped being the advantage.
What's still scarce is knowing what to build and what to charge β grounded in evidence rather than vibes. Most people skip that step because real research is tedious and the AI shortcuts hallucinate. The window is open for the people who do it properly, and it stays open exactly as long as everyone else keeps guessing.
This started as an internal tool, not a product. The problem was simple and infuriating: deciding what to sell meant a dozen browser tabs, a spreadsheet, and a lot of hoping.
The AI shortcut was worse. Ask a chatbot what a product costs or what competitors charge and you get a confident, specific, completely fabricated answer. Numbers that look like research but trace back to nothing. Acting on those is more dangerous than having no data at all.
The paid research suites had real data but wanted hundreds a month, locked the useful parts behind enterprise tiers, and still made you do the interpretation yourself.
So the rule became: fetch it live or say you could not. Every price traced to a listing. Every complaint quoted from a real review. Every margin computed in code, not narrated by a model. When a source is unreachable, the report says so instead of quietly filling the hole.
That constraint turned out to be the whole product. It is why a scan will tell you a market is a losing price war rather than selling you an opportunity that is not there.
Type a product, an idea, or a keyword. It goes and fetches what's actually true right now β then tells you what to do about it.
These aren't features on a roadmap. Run a search and check the source links yourself.
DHgate small-lot, Made-in-China factory wholesale with minimum order quantities, and AliExpress single-unit β so you can see the true cost curve, not one number.
Amazon publishes "N bought in past month" on many listings. The engine reads every one and totals it. A recent scan surfaced 23,900+ units/month moving on a single keyword β a real figure, not a projection.
It reads hundreds of live 1-3β reviews and pulls the exact wording. Market gaps come from sentences real buyers wrote β never from a model's imagination.
Amazon, eBay, Etsy, TikTok Shop and Shopify fees applied to real prices. It will happily tell you a product loses money on Amazon β because sometimes that's the truth.
lib/site-config.js β SITE.testimonials.
This block stays empty until then: inventing testimonials violates FTC endorsement rules and
is the fastest way to lose the trust this page is built to earn.Type a product. It pulls live supplier pricing from three sources (DHgate small-lot, Made-in-China factory wholesale with MOQs, AliExpress single-unit), live retail listings with images and ratings, and computes profit per unit on Amazon, eBay, Etsy, TikTok Shop and Shopify using published fee schedules.
Deep-dive any app or digital-product market: every competitor with screenshots, pricing, install counts and in-app purchase tiers, plus hundreds of real user reviews mined for the complaints that reveal market gaps.
Four expert perspectives β growth, fulfillment, finance and risk β debate your real scan data in the background and return ONE recommendation with three concrete first moves, not a menu of options.
Submit your own product idea, price and upsell plans. It grades every element against live market comps and returns a four-way verdict: BUILD IMMEDIATELY, BUILD WITH IMPROVEMENTS, TEST BEFORE BUILDING, or DO NOT BUILD.
Expert frameworks for every stage β demand-gap research, validation, naming, pricing, funnel building, lead magnets, sales letters, email sequences, ebooks and more. Pick any saved scan and the prompt downloads pre-filled with that scan's real data.
Pre-researched digital product ideas across every major niche, each with its hook, pain point, format, price band, order bump, upsell and difficulty rating β searchable, with one-click handoff into a live market scan.
Those figures are what the equivalent standalone tools charge publicly β links in the FAQ. They're a comparison, not a discount gimmick.
Use it for 30 days. Run scans on your actual products and ideas. If it hasn't shown you something you didn't already know β a price you were wrong about, a channel that loses money, a gap worth building into β email support@skysearchai.com with the subject REFUND and you get every cent back.
No forms, no interrogation, no "let me offer you a discount first". You keep every report you generated.
There's no fake scarcity on this page β no expiring bonus stack, no "3 spots left" counter that resets when you reload. That stuff is manipulative and, in several jurisdictions, illegal.
The honest urgency is this: every week you spend guessing is a week of decisions made without evidence. Products priced wrong. Inventory ordered on a hunch. Weeks building something the market already said no to. Those costs are real, they compound, and no refund covers them.
People making real decisions about what to sell: ecommerce and dropship sellers, digital product creators, indie app builders, and anyone validating an idea before sinking time into it.
Not for you if you want a push-button money machine. This is a research instrument β it tells you the truth, including when the truth is "this market is a graveyard, don't enter."
A chatbot generates plausible-sounding numbers from training data. It cannot tell you what a supplier charges today, and it will not tell you when it doesn't know.
This fetches live data, shows the source link for every figure, computes the math in code rather than in a language model, and prints an explicit coverage ledger of what it reached and what it couldn't. The AI only reads and reasons over evidence it was handed.
Live: Amazon, DHgate, Made-in-China, AliExpress, Gumroad, TrustMRR (Stripe-verified revenue), the Apple App Store and Google Play (including real review text), YouTube, and open-web semantic search.
Some sources are paid or login-gated (FastMoss, Kalodata, eBay's API). Those are supported but switched off until you supply your own credentials β and the report says plainly that they're off rather than pretending the data doesn't exist.
No. You type a keyword or describe your product and read the report. The optional integrations (extra data sources) are copy-paste API keys with instructions.
Public list prices of the standalone tools that cover each function β competitor research suites, app-store intelligence, supplier databases, and prompt libraries. They're a like-for-like comparison, not an inflated "value stack." Check them yourself; that's the point.
One click inside your account, any time. Stripe handles it directly β no email required, no retention call. You keep access through the period you already paid for.
Your searches and scan history are yours. Passwords are stored as salted scrypt hashes and are never readable β not even by us. Payment card details never touch this server; Stripe handles checkout on their own hosted page.
The report tells you. Every scan ends with a coverage ledger listing every source, whether it was reached, and what it found. Unreachable sources become an explicit "[UNKNOWN]" with manual instructions. You'll never get a silently-guessed number in place of a missing one.