Run an evaluation, read your report.
A practical walkthrough of the XpertVex evaluation form — every field and how to fill it — and a tour of every section of the report you get back.
Back to DocsStart an evaluation
One full AI evaluation costs 1 credit and takes about 3 minutes end to end.
- 1From your dashboard, click "Start AI Evaluation" to open the guided form at /dashboard/evaluate.
- 2Work through the short multi-step form, describing your idea one field at a time.
- 3Choose your Report Language — English, Français, or العربية.
- 4Submit. The evaluation spends 1 credit and takes about 3 minutes while the engine runs live web research.
- 5Your finished report opens automatically and is saved to your History to revisit anytime.
The form, field by field
Startup pitch
One or two sentences that capture the idea — imagine an elevator pitch to an investor.
The problem
The specific pain you solve. Be concrete about who feels it and why it matters.
Your solution
How your product answers that problem. Focus on what it does, not how it is built.
Target market
Describe the customer segment you serve — a focused audience beats "everyone."
Unique value proposition
The one thing you do better or differently than the alternatives.
Business model
How you make money — subscription, marketplace fee, one-time sale, and so on.
Geographic focus
The region you launch in first. This shapes market sizing and the regulatory research.
Known competitors
Any rivals you are already aware of. Naming them sharpens the competitive analysis.
Keywords
A few terms that describe your space — they help steer the live web research.
Revenue streams
The different ways money comes in, if there is more than one.
Team size
How many people are building this today.
Funding stage
Where you are — idea, pre-seed, seed, and beyond.
Timeline
When you plan to launch or reach your next key milestone.
Report Language — before you submit, pick English, Français, or العربية. The engine runs its live web research and writes the entire report in the language you choose.
What your score means
Every report opens with a 0–100 viability score and a plain-language verdict.
A compelling opportunity with strong market fit and clear differentiation.
What to do: Push forward with confidence while tightening the details flagged in the report.
A solid concept that stands up well but still has open questions to resolve.
What to do: Proceed while validating assumptions and closing the gaps the report highlights.
The idea shows promise but faces meaningful challenges as it stands.
What to do: Refine the concept, then re-run an evaluation to see the effect of your changes.
Significant market or execution hurdles put the idea's viability in doubt.
What to do: Reconsider the approach or explore an adjacent angle before investing further.
The four pillars behind the score
Market fit
How well the idea matches a real, sizeable demand.
Technical feasibility
How realistic it is to build and deliver the solution.
Financial viability
Whether the numbers can work as a sustainable business.
Competitive advantage
How defensible your position is against rivals.
What's inside every report
Each evaluation is organized into these sections, from headline score to cited sources.
Score & verdict
The headline number and what it means
- Overall viability score from 0 to 100
- A plain-language verdict band
- A confidence score for the analysis
- Set the tone for everything that follows
Executive summary
The whole picture in a few paragraphs
- The most important takeaways up front
- Standout strengths and opportunities
- The biggest risks to watch
- A quick read before you go deeper
Viability breakdown
The four pillars behind the score
- Market fit
- Technical feasibility
- Financial viability
- Competitive advantage
Market overview
Sizing and shape of the opportunity
- Market size and growth
- Key segments
- Demand drivers
- Where the opportunity is heading
Competitive landscape
Who you are up against
- Direct and indirect competitors
- A SWOT profile for each key rival
- Gaps you can move into
- How you stack up on positioning
Customer insights
What your buyers actually feel
- Core pain points
- Overall sentiment
- Willingness to pay
- Signals of real demand
Industry trends
The forces shaping your space
- Emerging shifts and tailwinds
- Headwinds to plan around
- Timing considerations
- How trends affect your idea
Monetization
How the business makes money
- Pricing guidance
- Revenue potential
- Customer acquisition cost (CAC)
- Customer lifetime value (CLV)
Barriers & regulation
What could stand in your way
- Barriers to entry
- Regulatory considerations
- Compliance factors
- Operational hurdles
SWOT analysis
Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
- Internal strengths
- Internal weaknesses
- External opportunities
- External threats
Recommendations
Where to focus next
- Prioritized next steps
- Ways to reduce your top risks
- Ideas to sharpen the concept
- A clear path forward
Sources & confidence
The evidence behind the analysis
- 8+ cited live web sources
- Links you can open and verify
- A confidence score for the report
- Transparency into the research
A sample report at a glance
Here is how the headline of a finished evaluation comes together.
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Promising- 86/100
- Confidence
- 11
- Cited sources
Download sample report — view a complete sample evaluation (PDF) to see the full structure and level of detail you can expect.
Export, revisit, and share
After the report is generated, it is yours to keep, export, and share.
Export a polished PDF
Turn any report into a shareable document.
Saved to your History
Every report is kept for you automatically.
Share a public score card
Give others a quick look without the full report.
Ready for your first report?
Describe your idea and receive a comprehensive evaluation in about three minutes. Credits are a one-time purchase from $5 — no subscription, and they never expire.