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Free market snapshot

Free market snapshot

Describe your idea or company. An AI model searches public sources, reads your competitors’ own websites and emails you a PDF of up to three pages, with every claim followed by its source.

Free. Two minutes to fill in, then usually three to five minutes. Your request is deleted after 7 days.

  • No account
  • Public sources only
  • Up to three pages, by email
  • English and French

Request your snapshot

What it is, who it is for, what problem it solves. No names of people, no confidential details. 0 / 800 (40 minimum)

Country or region, for example Canada (Ontario) or United States.

Who buys it

Separate them with commas. They are removed from the searches and must not appear in the snapshot.

Most useful: a one-page summary, a product sheet, a public presentation, a price list or a list of competitors. Up to 3 files (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, PNG or text), 4 MB together. Shareable material only: no financial statements, board material or anything confidential. Email addresses and phone numbers are removed before the AI reads them, and the files are deleted once read.

0 / 10,000

We send the PDF here once. Stéphane Raby receives a copy; he follows up only if you tick the box about our services below.

How AI is used (please read)

An AI model run by Fireworks AI reads what you write or upload here, plus public web pages, to prepare your snapshot. No one at Sagentix reviews it before it is sent. Share only what you could make public: no personal information, financial statements or confidential material. Email addresses and phone numbers are removed, and your files are deleted once read. Anything you list under exclusions is left out. Your request and snapshot are deleted after 7 days; this acknowledgement (its text, the time, your email and IP address) is kept for 3 years as the record of your consent. If you do not agree, do not send the form.

Details, including the AI models used

One snapshot per email address and per company each week.

What the snapshot holds: five parts

In this order, each claim followed by the id of its source.

The PDF

  • An executive brief with three key findings1
  • The category and the buyer2
  • Up to five competitors3
  • Public signs of demand4
  • Three questions it cannot answer5

What it reads

  • Public web search results
  • Each competitor’s own home page
  • Canadian Industry Statistics or the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
  • Peer-reviewed articles (Crossref, OpenAlex)
  • What you write or upload on this form

What the snapshot holds and how it is checked

A starting point to check, not a market study. An AI model writes it from public sources and code checks it before it is sent; nobody at Sagentix reviews it first, and nothing from our research library or from any client engagement goes into it.
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