Test Your Business Idea on AI Customers Before You Break Something
Launch, big pivot, new competitor? Describe the decision and your market. Hundreds of AI customers debate it live. In minutes you see what would take months to learn the hard way: the objections, the segments, the dealbreakers, and how to respond.
From question to answer, in 4 steps.
Describe your market
Your customers, competitors, staff, market and country. One sentence is enough: the AI builds the rest.
Ask your question
"What if I open a second location?" "Will this launch land?" "Which offer wins?" Concrete and measurable.
Watch the debate
Hundreds of AI customers on today's frontier models debate live, grounded in fresh data on your market.
Get the answer
A clear report: the forecast, who reacts how, and what to do. Full debate transcript included in your simulation, analyzed by top AI agents. Share-ready PDF.
Closer to how your customers argue than plain ChatGPT.
Best for
- Surfacing objections before they cost you
- Segment splits and dealbreakers
- Pressure-testing your offer and messaging
- Finding the questions to ask real customers
Not for
- Exact conversion percentages
- Guaranteed demand
- Replacing customer interviews
- Legal or financial advice
It's not a crystal ball. It's a structured way to see what you're missing before you commit, for far less than a mistake costs.
Which business, which decision?
Six real runs, captured from the live engine. Illustrative scenarios, not guaranteed outcomes. Each shows a costly decision and what testing it first reveals.
The more agents, the more you see.
A small simulation gives you the direction in minutes. A large one reveals what nobody saw coming: the minority that tips the market, the unexpected objection. More AI customers, more angles your gut would miss.
Small: the direction
A flash poll in minutes: the big reactions, the general direction, a first go/no-go. Perfect to pressure-test an idea.
Medium: the nuances
Sub-groups emerge and influence flows between agents. You see who sways whom, where the market splits, and why.
Large: the unexpected
More agents, more nuance: you catch the rare opinions that are gaining ground, the blind spots and the high-impact-but-unlikely scenarios, exactly what a small sample misses.
Start small for the direction. Scale up when the decision really matters.
Choose the size of the society.
More agents means more voices, more angles, and more of the blind spots a small sample would miss.
You pay with credits, no subscription: a pack tops up your account instantly, each simulation debits its cost in credits. Your balance never expires.
Small simulation
- 25 AI agents, 8 rounds of debate
- Agents appear live as they are cast
- Designed PDF report, ready to share
- Catch the obvious objections before you commit
Medium simulation
Everything in Small, plus
- The full influence graph: who sways whom
- See which segments push back, and why
- Detailed report with sourced quotes
Large simulation
Everything in Medium, plus
- Whole role classes only a big cast turns up
- Activation thresholds per segment: who flips, on what proof
- A deeper scenario block, plus a watchlist for after you act
- Quoted voices in every section of the report, not only the objection map
Bespoke study
A study designed with you: a society calibrated on your real market, multiple questions, deep analysis and a premium deliverable (PDF, deck, backtesting). For founders, agencies and consultancies that need a deeper, client-ready decision study before committing. Need the PDF without PredictAible branding? We can export it that way; deliverables always note the AI-simulation methodology.
Compare plans
| Feature | Small · 25 | Medium · 100 | Large · 500 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agents in the cast | 25 | 100 | 500 |
| Credits per run | 15 | 49 | 250 |
| Debate rounds | 8 | 8 | 8 |
| Live web research before casting | Included | Included | Included |
| Live cast reveal with influence graph | Included | Included | Included |
| Full debate transcript | Included | Included | Included |
| Designed PDF report | Included | Included | Included |
| Segment resolution | coarse | working | fine-grained |
| Persona quotes in the report | present | more speakers | speakers in every section |
| Weighted scenarios with triggers | Included | Included | extended block |
| Watchlist of leading indicators | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Activation thresholds per segment | Not included | spot | systematic |
| Rare roles a small cast can't produce | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Best for | a first look at a low-stakes call | the workhorse: one decision, one market | high stakes: market boundaries and rare voices |
Frequently asked questions
What is PredictAible?
PredictAible is a decision-support tool that runs an AI brainstorm before you commit to a launch, a big pivot, or a new location. It casts dozens to hundreds of human-like AI agents as a small society of your customers, staff, competitors, and other stakeholders, then has them debate your question over several rounds. Think of it as a floodlight, not an oracle: it lights up the objections, segments, and dealbreakers around a decision instead of printing a single number. You describe the market, ask a question, pick a size, and get a structured report.
How does PredictAible work?
You describe your market in a sentence or two: the customer segments, competitors, and other people who matter, plus the country. Then you ask one concrete question, like whether to open a second location this year. The engine first runs live web research to ground the agents in today's market, casts each agent with its own role, stance, and personality, builds a network of who listens to whom, then runs an eight-round debate. At the end it writes a report with the direction, who reacts how, and the quotes behind it.
Is PredictAible accurate, and can it replace real customer research?
It is built to surface what you are missing, not to predict exact numbers. PredictAible is strong at showing direction and structure: which segments push back, where the market splits, and the objections that could sink a decision. It reports stated positions from a debate, and stated positions can differ from what people do once real money is on the line, so it complements customer interviews rather than replacing them. Treat it as an early-warning floodlight you run before, and alongside, talking to real people.
Who is PredictAible for, and who is it not for?
It fits founders, product and marketing teams, and consultants who want to pressure-test a launch, a message, a pivot, or a new location before spending on it. It is best for surfacing objections early, finding where segments split, and working out which questions to ask real customers. It is not the right tool for exact conversion percentages, guaranteed demand, or legal and financial advice, and it does not replace real customer interviews. If you need a single hard forecast number, this is not that.
What do I get in a PredictAible report?
Every run gives you a structured report: the overall direction, a breakdown of how each segment reacts, the dealbreakers, and the scenarios worth planning for. Claims are backed by real quotes pulled from the debate transcript and by the web sources the agents read. You also get the full debate transcript inside your simulation and a share-ready PDF. Larger runs add per-segment briefings and the rare, high-impact scenarios a small sample would miss.
How much does PredictAible cost, and why is it priced as a premium tool?
Each run puts dozens to hundreds of agents through live web research and an eight-round debate on Anthropic's most advanced Claude models, which uses a real amount of compute and tokens. Pricing is pay-per-use in credits, with no subscription, and credits never expire. Run cost scales with size: a 25-agent run is 15 credits, 100 agents is 49, and 500 agents is 250, where one credit is about one dollar. You can start small to get the direction and scale up only when the decision is worth it.