For investors and accelerators

See which brands' evidence holds up.

Every brand pitches with a different deck and a different idea of what “consumers loved it” means. Vantage puts each product on the same evidence standard, so you can compare them fairly.

The question that decides it

Is the demand evidence strong enough for the next check?

Every Vantage call ends in one of five: Proceed, Refine, Validate, Pause or Stop.
What Vantage answers

The calls in front of you, made on evidence.

i.

How strong is the demand evidence?

Waitlists, surveys and sell-through, labelled for what each actually proves.

ProceedValidate
ii.

What's the riskiest assumption?

The one guess the plan depends on, named before you commit.

ValidatePause
iii.

How do we compare a cohort?

Several products, one standard, side by side.

ProceedStop
What it looks like

A sample decision.

Product record Sample
Mushroom Coffee Pods
Concept
Verdict · ValidateValidate repeat before the follow-on

Strong launch buzz. The evidence for repeat purchase is thin.

Evidence

4,200 waitlist sign-ups in six weeks.Brand data room

Inference

Waitlist interest predicts trial, not repeat.Category pattern

Assumption

40% of buyers will subscribe after the first box.Founder model · not checked

Next dollar goes to

Ask for 8 weeks of repeat data from the DTC pilot before the follow-on decision.

What you bring

  • The concept, deck or product brief
  • Any research you've run: surveys, panels, taste tests
  • Sales, repeat or retailer feedback, if it exists
  • Your price and cost assumptions

What you get back

  • One call: Proceed, Refine, Validate, Pause or Stop, with the reasoning
  • Every line labelled evidence, inference or assumption, with its source
  • Confidence based on how well the evidence holds up
  • The next test worth paying for, and the result that would change the call

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