Use cases

One platform, every consumer question that can't wait six weeks

Teams run InquiSight wherever a decision needs real consumer understanding fast — before the pack is printed, the price is set, or the term sheet is signed.

Concept testing Pricing research Brand & messaging D2C & early-stage Investor diligence
Product & marketing

Concept testing

Put pack designs, ad routes, claims, and product ideas in front of real consumers before you commit the budget. InquiSight's stimulus flows show each participant your concepts in a controlled sequence, and the AI moderator protects spontaneous reactions — probing what consumers actually mean instead of leading them to the answer you want.

Related reading: What is a concept test? · Concept testing questions that work

What teams test

  • Pack design routes and shelf standout before print
  • Ad films and scripts at storyboard stage
  • New product concepts and reformulations
  • Claims and communication hierarchies

What you get back

Asset-by-asset performance with preference splits, spontaneous first reactions before rationalisation kicks in, and video-backed verbatims for every route — in 24–72 hours.

Strategy

Pricing research

Understand price anchors, willingness to pay, and pack-price architecture across segments and cities. Qualitative pricing work reveals the psychology surveys miss — why ₹10 feels "safe", where the mental cliff sits, and what makes a bigger pack feel risky rather than better value.

Related reading: Pricing research in India

What teams test

  • Price anchors and psychological thresholds by segment
  • Pack-price architecture across SKUs
  • Premiumisation headroom and trade-down triggers
  • Reaction to price changes before rollout

What you get back

Willingness-to-pay narratives by cohort, anchor and threshold maps, and the reasoning behind the numbers — the part a Gabor-Granger survey can't tell you.

Brand

Brand & messaging

Test positioning territories, taglines, and campaign messaging with the consumers who'll actually see them. Cohort comparison shows how metros and Tier 2, category loyalists and switchers each read the same message — so you don't average away the insight that matters.

Related reading: Focus groups vs. 1:1 interviews

What teams test

  • Positioning territories before campaign development
  • Taglines, scripts, and message hierarchies
  • Brand perception vs. category competitors
  • Regional and language nuance in messaging

What you get back

Territory-by-territory resonance, cohort-level splits on the same stimulus, and the consumer's own words for the brief — linked to video.

D2C & startups

D2C & early-stage research

Agency-grade qualitative research at a cadence and cost that works before Series A. No retainers, no minimum commitments — run a focused 8-interview sprint on this month's question, and a deeper study when the decision is bigger. Special pricing for early-stage brands.

Related reading: Consumer research for D2C brands · Research without an agency

What teams test

  • Why buyers churn after the first order
  • Which acquisition message converts the category
  • Product-market fit signals beyond NPS
  • New market and new city entry checks

What you get back

Decision-sized studies from 6 interviews up, founder-readable synthesis without research jargon, and a growing intelligence layer every study adds to.

VC & consulting

Investor diligence

Hear real consumers before the term sheet. Category behaviour, brand affinity, switching triggers, and repeat-purchase intent — from the target's actual buyer base, in days, inside a deal timeline. Consulting teams run the same motion for market entry and category studies.

Related reading: Qual vs. quant for early-stage brands

What teams test

  • Is the brand loved, or just discounted?
  • Switching risk and category headwinds
  • Repeat-purchase drivers behind the cohort data
  • Cross-cohort behaviour across cities and segments

What you get back

Deal-timeline turnaround (24–72 hours for many studies), segmentation-ready cohort analysis, and video evidence for the investment memo.

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