AI Market Research Report
Pick your niche and region. AI with live search grounding maps your top 10 competitors, their pricing, content gaps, keyword opportunities, and 5 ways to differentiate. Used by founders before launch and by agencies before pitching.
Before you launch, rebrand or pitch, you need to know who you're up against and where the gaps are — the kind of research a consultant charges thousands for. The AI Market Research Report maps your top 10 competitors, their pricing, content gaps and keyword opportunities, plus five ways to differentiate, for A$89 in about forty-five minutes.
Pick your niche and region and set your stage, and our AI — with live search grounding — profiles your closest competitors, pulls the keyword opportunities in your market, analyses where competitors are weak, and hands you a PDF report plus a keyword-opportunity spreadsheet you can act on immediately.
Grounded in live search, not guesswork
The report uses live search grounding, so the competitor and keyword data reflects what's actually ranking and being offered right now — not a model's stale training data. You get real competitor profiles, real pricing signals and a keyword list pulled from your live market.
Built to find your opening
The value isn't the list of competitors — it's the gaps. The report highlights content gaps competitors have left, keyword opportunities they're not covering, and five concrete differentiation angles you can build your positioning around.
Who uses it
Founders use it before launch to validate an idea and find a wedge; agencies use it before pitching to walk in with a market map; existing businesses use it to spot where a competitor has gone soft. Pair it with the Local Competitor Teardown for a deeper single-rival breakdown.
What you get
- In-depth market PDF
- Top 10 competitor profiles
- Keyword opportunity spreadsheet (CSV)
- Content gap analysis
- 5 differentiation angles
Turnaround: ~45 minutes. Delivery: On-page report + Markdown download.
Sample output
Sample excerpt — your AI Market Research Report is generated fresh from your brief; this is an anonymised example.
Opportunity Summary
The brief here is a subscription online pilates studio targeting time-poor professionals across metro Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, priced as a monthly membership.
The category is crowded at the surface but thin in the middle. Most competitors split into two camps: high-volume global apps that win on price and library size, and boutique studio brands that win on instructor credibility but treat online as an afterthought. Few operators own the space between — a credentialed, distinctly Australian programme delivered with the polish of a premium app.
That gap is where the margin sits. Buyers in this segment consistently signal that they will pay for structure and progression (a clear path from beginner to advanced) over raw content volume. They also weight trust heavily: physiotherapist-informed sequencing and injury-aware modifications come up repeatedly as deciding factors, yet are rarely made explicit in competitor messaging.
The practical implication: you do not need to out-spend the global players or out-teach the boutiques. You need to be the obvious choice for an Australian professional who wants a guided, safe, progressive practice and is willing to pay a fair monthly rate for it.
Competitor Landscape
Competitor Positioning Price signal Gap --- --- --- --- [Competitor A] — global app Mass-market, "thousands of classes" Low monthly, frequent discounting No progression path; generic, non-AU context; weak instructor trust [Competitor B] — boutique studio brand Premium, instructor-led, studio heritage High; bundled with in-person Online is secondary; clunky app; limited beginner on-ramp [Competitor C] — wellness platform Broad "movement & mindfulness" Mid, annual lock-in Pilates is one tab among many; no specialist depth or credibility
Differentiation Angles
1. The guided progression promise. Lead with a structured pathway — assessed start point, measurable milestones, clear next class — not a content library. This directly answers the "where do I begin and where am I heading" anxiety competitors leave unresolved.
2. Credentialed, injury-aware, unmistakably Australian. Make physiotherapist-informed sequencing and modification options a visible part of the offer, paired with local instructors and AU context. This converts trust from an unstated assumption into your stated edge — the single attribute [Competitor A] and [Competitor C] structurally cannot match.
Continued in the full 15-page report: demand signals, pricing-tier modelling, positioning statement, and a 90-day go-to-market sequence.
Frequently asked questions
Is the data current?
Yes — the report uses live search grounding, so competitor profiles, pricing signals and keyword opportunities reflect the market as it is now, not a model's training cut-off.
What do I actually receive?
An in-depth market PDF, profiles of your top 10 competitors, a keyword-opportunity spreadsheet (CSV), a content-gap analysis and five differentiation angles.
Which regions can it cover?
Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the US or global — you set the region and the research is scoped to it.
Is it useful pre-launch?
Especially then. It's designed to validate an idea and find your opening before you spend money building — run it at idea stage, pre-launch or while scaling.
How is this different from the competitor teardown?
The Market Research Report maps your whole market and top 10 rivals. The Local Competitor Teardown goes deep on a single named competitor. Many founders run both.