Would you pay $49 to test if your startup idea has real demand before building it?

Most founders waste months coding things nobody wants. What if you could validate your idea in just 7 days?

Here’s how it works:

✅ Tell AI your idea → It creates a landing page for validation.

✅ We run targeted Facebook ads ($10/day for 7 days) to attract real users.

✅ After 7 days, you get:

Clicks, engagement, & email sign-ups (your first potential users).

Real proof of demand—so you know whether to build or pivot.

I’m testing demand before launching this. Would this be valuable to you? Let me know your thoughts!

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@Gordon

3 weeks ago

Hey,
As a founder myself, I think that is the first step, but the last step where I am willing to pay something, while this is a moment a founder has to understand it's future customers needs and pain, not paying for another to do it.

However, there are very good ideas to work on, like Vincent (Huzzler's builder) talk about, a kind of database of people/businesses feedback on their pain/needs which are unsatisfied, which is a proof of a real market to work on, I'm pretty sure plenty of people/businesses could pay to have access to it

@etube

3 weeks ago

Thank you so much for your feedback 😌 I learning a lot from you guys

@Pat_klm

3 weeks ago

It’s definitely a good idea to validate your idea before starting to build a product but I’m not so sure about creating a landing page for a non-existent product and marketing it.

Maybe it’s a good idea if you’re sure you can build the product fast?

@etube

3 weeks ago

Thank you so much for your feedback

@Pat_klm

3 weeks ago

You’re welcome. Good luck!

@harvansh

3 weeks ago

But what about those “real users” from ads? Wouldn't those users feel misled when they land on an empty page with nothing to explore, do u think it's a good practice? That could hurt your reputation before you’ve even launched.

True validation happens when people willingly engage, give feedback, and even pay for something small—not when they click on an ad because it caught their attention for 5 seconds.

Instead do this: Build a quick MVP or offer free value. This way, you engage real users in a meaningful way instead of collecting vanity metrics (like ad clicks or a few sign-ups).