Market Size and Customer Claims Audit
Check top-down claims against bottom-up evidence.
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Audit the market claims in my plan. Paste the market section with figures and sources: [MARKET_SECTION]. My real customer evidence (conversations, pre-orders, pilots): [CUSTOMER_EVIDENCE]. Price and expected purchase frequency: [PRICE_FREQUENCY]. Test top-down figures against a bottom-up estimate built from my own numbers, show the arithmetic, and compare the two. Flag citations that do not match the claim, one-percent-of-a-huge-market logic, and markets defined too broadly for my offer. Return a table with Claim, Source, Check and Verdict (red, amber, green), a rebuilt estimate in a small table with assumptions labelled, and a list of research steps to firm up the weakest number. Mark every external figure [VERIFY] with its source. Also separate what the market could be from what I can reach in the first two years given my channels, price and capacity, and state the conversion assumptions in a table so that each can be challenged. Suggest three conversations with real customers that would improve the estimate most, with the question to ask in each.
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