Product Viability Score — Service Intelligence Tool
Product Viability Score returns a scored assessment of a product or service idea, with the pricing logic and margin assumptions behind the number. It is the fastest way to kill weak ideas before they consume a quarter.
Viability is a compound judgement: demand, price tolerance, competitive density, delivery cost and margin. This service intelligence tool scores each dimension explicitly, then explains what would have to be true for the idea to work. You get a number and the reasoning behind it, which is what makes the score usable in a decision meeting.
Run it on every new service line before you commit engineering or marketing budget. Because the deliverable is credit-metered and stored in your run history, you build a defensible portfolio of decisions over time.
How it works
- 1Describe the product, target buyer and intended price.
- 2The agent tests demand signals, competitive density and margin logic.
- 3Each viability dimension is scored with a stated rationale.
- 4You receive a total score, the weakest dimension and the fix.
What you get
- A scored viability assessment with per-dimension reasoning
- Price band and margin logic for the intended buyer
- The constraint most likely to break the model
- Recommended validation step before further investment
Why operators use this tool
- It costs credits, not quarters, to disprove a weak idea.
- Scores make portfolio decisions comparable across ideas.
- The reasoning can be shared with partners and investors as-is.
Credit cost and access
Product Viability Score costs 40 credits per run and requires an active subscription. Every run is recorded in your history, and failed runs are refunded automatically by the Self-Healing Agent.
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