From a photo and a link to a launch plan.
You send the product you want to sell. We investigate it, compare selling it as sourced with optional improvements, and hand back launch options, financial guidance and a clear next step — with the evidence attached.
Send your product
A product photo and a purchase or supplier link. A description works if you don't have a link yet — one reference can start it.
Confirm scope & pay
We confirm exactly what we'll investigate and any missing details, then send a secure payment link. No payment before scope.
We investigate
Competition, demand, reviews, pricing, suppliers and launch economics — comparing as sourced with optional improvements.
Choose your next test
You get launch options, financial consultation for your service, and a recommended next step you can act on.
One reference can start an inquiry, but it doesn't guarantee enough evidence to finish without follow-up. We'll tell you what else we need before research begins.
Start with a photo and a link.
Send both if you can — a photo helps us find visual matches, and a link confirms the exact item. Either one gets us started.
A product photo
Used with Google/Amazon Lens to find comparable products.
A purchase link
An Amazon/marketplace listing you're considering.
A supplier link
An Alibaba/AliExpress or other supplier reference.
Or just an idea
A clear description of the product and who it's for.
Two ways to launch — investigated side by side.
We never assume you should customize. We compare selling the product as sourced against a review-led improvement, and show the costs and prices to test for each.
As sourced
The economics of selling it as it comes — pricing, competition and margin.
Optional development
When reviews reveal a real unmet need, a practical concept and supplier brief.
Negotiation
Questions and messages to discuss price, small first orders and samples.
Financial consultation
A launch budget, cash-flow view and financing options for your stage.
Google/Amazon Lens matches help find comparable products; a report always names any unavailable source and the fallback used. We don't fabricate matches, sales data or testimonials.
What GO and PASS mean.
Worth a defined next step.
The evidence supports a specific action — often a sample or a small pilot, with named conditions. A GO for a pilot is not a GO for committing inventory.
Not on the current evidence.
This version isn't worth the spend yet — the report explains what would need to change. A supported PASS is a valid, useful outcome.
A GO or PASS applies to a defined action. A supplier's listed minimum order quantity does not automatically mean PASS — we explore practical pilot quantities and negotiation. Customization is never assumed.
Evidence first, with its limits.
We start from observable evidence — marketplace listings, retail pricing, reviews and supplier pages, each dated. We use research tools where available and permitted, and state sources, dates and limitations. Competitor sales estimates are not a forecast of your own sales, and we deliver commercial interpretation, not raw dashboards.
Decision support — not a guarantee.
SourceVerdict reduces uncertainty before you commit money. It does not guarantee sales, margins, supplier concessions, financing approval or regulatory clearance. Financial consultation is our own advice; providers make their own eligibility and approval decisions. Products with specialised safety, medical, food or electrical requirements may need a different scope.