Free AI Startup Idea Validator

An idea validation tool that says no: honest verdict, 60+ live sources. Only 17.5% of ideas earn a Go.

Preuve AI is a startup validation tool that scans 60+ live data sources - including Crunchbase, Google Trends, Reddit, Product Hunt, and G2 - to generate a viability score, map up to 15 competitors with funding and pricing data, and surface blind spots before you build. Over 9,000+ startup ideas have been analyzed across 13 industries since 2026. According to CB Insights, 42% of startups fail because there is no market need - the blind spot Preuve AI catches. Free scans take 60 seconds. Full Founder Reports cost $59 one-time with a 14-day guarantee.

Free scan · No card · Results in 60 seconds

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How it works

How this free startup idea validator works

  1. Describe your idea

    Who it is for, what it does, how it makes money. More detail gets a sharper verdict.

  2. 10 AI agents read the market

    Market, competitors, community, finance and news, in parallel. A cross-validator checks every claim.

  3. Get your verdict

    In about 60 seconds: a score from 0 to 100, your top risks and 2 competitors, each tied to a source.

Then talk to 5 to 10 buyers yourself. No tool does that part for you.

From a real report

What your free verdict tells you

A real verdict from a public report, WasteZero Ads Agent. Your free scan shows three parts of it: the score, the top risks and 2 competitors.

74/100STRONG

Verified

HIGH POTENTIAL

This idea has legs.

  • No Moat: Google and Meta control API access.
  • Blind Spots: Funded agents plus free platform automation.

Google Performance Max

High threat

Weak spot

It cannot see or optimize Meta Ads, so merchants on both Shopify and Facebook get no cross-platform budget shifts.

AdsGency AI

High threat

Weak spot

Reviews mention UI bugs and a steep learning curve for non-technical users.

13 more competitors in the full report

  1. Score and verdict

    A score from 0 to 100 and a one-line verdict.

  2. Top risks

    The risks that pull your idea down most, one line each. Fix the biggest one first.

  3. 2 competitors

    Two rivals, each with its threat level and one weak spot. The full report maps up to 15.

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“Much different from ChatGPT or Claude.”

I do not regret any cent spent. I keep coming back to my report.

MichalSaaS Founder

Benchmark

Where 6,000+ ideas landed

Only 17.5% earn a Go. Most ideas land in Caution, and the top fixable gap is go-to-market.

  • 17.5%Go, 70 and above
  • 76.0%Caution, 40 to 69
  • 6.4%No-go, under 40

54Median score

Top risks

  • Early stage36.9%
  • Go-to-market25.7%

Benchmark, 3rd edition, July 2026. A cleaned, like-for-like set from 6,000+ analyses.

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Evidence

Built on real sources

Your idea is read against 60+ live sources: competitors, funding, market data, forum threads and news. Every claim links to the page it came from. An assumption says it is an assumption.

CompetitorsFunding

Competitors come with funding and pricing.

  • Crunchbasecrunchbase.com
  • PitchBookpitchbook.com
  • SEC EDGARsec.gov
  • Product Huntproducthunt.com
  • G2g2.com
  • Capterracapterra.com
  • Trustpilottrustpilot.com
  • App Storeapps.apple.com
Community

Community signals come from Reddit, Quora and niche forums.

  • Redditreddit.com
  • Quoraquora.com
  • Hacker Newsycombinator.com
  • Indie Hackersindiehackers.com
Market data

Market size comes with its method.

  • Grand Viewgrandviewresearch.com
  • Statistastatista.com
  • Google Trendstrends.google.com
  • IBISWorldibisworld.com
+44 more60+ live sources

The scoring model runs several times. When the runs disagree, the verdict reruns until they converge.

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FAQ

Free idea validator questions

Yes. No card, about 60 seconds. You get your score, your top risks and 2 competitors. The free report locks after 7 days. The full Founder Report is $59 one-time.

Validate my idea

Next: talk to buyers. The customer discovery questions to ask