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The 90-Day US Market Test

Three months.
Real work.
A clearer decision.

Prepare your product, introduce it through selected US channels and review the response. A defined first engagement that shows what was done, what was learned and what should happen next.

Tell us about your brand ↗See the 90-day plan ↓
Prepare → Launch → Review
90DAYS

A proposed delivery window with agreed milestones, documented activity and a final review.

Start small enough to learn.
Learn enough to choose the next step.

How we show the work

Visible progress.
At every stage.

The test is structured around tangible work and review points. The exact activities and deliverables are agreed for your product before the engagement begins.

DAYS 1–30 / PREPARE

Build the foundation.

  • Review product and customer fit
  • Agree channel and pricing assumptions
  • Identify readiness and specialist-review needs
  • Prepare the agreed launch materials
What you can reviewEntry brief, readiness checklist, channel plan, cost assumptions and launch materials included in scope.
DAYS 31–60 / LAUNCH

Put the plan to work.

  • Activate the selected, available channels
  • Coordinate agreed promotional activity
  • Track sales activity and buyer response
  • Document issues and adjustments
What you can reviewLive listings or activity records, campaign evidence, buyer outreach logs where relevant, and progress updates.
DAYS 61–90 / REVIEW

Turn activity into insight.

  • Assess available sales and response data
  • Review costs and channel performance
  • Identify unresolved assumptions
  • Recommend the next commercial step
What you can reviewA results summary, work-delivered record, limitations, lessons and a scale, adjust or stop recommendation.

The 90-day delivery period starts from the agreed kickoff once required inputs and readiness conditions are met. Stock, approvals, product reviews and channel access may affect timing. This is a paid service; sales, profitability and retail placement are not guaranteed.

Accountability through evidence

See the work.
Understand the result.

We agree what will be delivered, what will be measured and how you will receive updates. Activity and outcomes are reported separately.

The delivery record

The work completed against the agreed plan, supporting materials and any changes made along the way.

The market response

Available sales, customer feedback, channel engagement and buyer responses, with source and context.

The commercial picture

Costs included in the scope, pricing assumptions and practical constraints affecting the next step.

ScaleDevelop the approach when the evidence supports further investment.
AdjustChange the offer, channel or preparation and test what remains uncertain.
StopPause when the fit or commercial case does not support continuing.
Start the conversation

Tell us what you want
to bring to the market.

Share your company, products and priorities so the proposed test can be shaped around your business. You can add multiple products. Fields marked * are required.

Your business.

Tell us who you are and how we can reach the appropriate contact.

Before you apply

A defined test.
Clear expectations.

Does submitting an inquiry commit us to the test?

No. The inquiry starts a review of fit and scope. Work begins only after a separate agreement covering deliverables, timing, fees and responsibilities.

Can every product launch within 90 days?

No. Product readiness, required specialist reviews, inventory and channel access affect timing. These dependencies must be assessed before the kickoff date is agreed.

What if there are few or no sales?

The review will report the actual outcome alongside the activity completed, costs, limitations and what the response suggests. A useful decision may be to adjust or stop.

Do we need to provide samples and inventory?

The proposed plan identifies required samples, launch inventory, shipping arrangements and who is responsible for the associated costs.

How often will we receive updates?

The communication schedule and milestone reviews are agreed in the proposal, along with the information and evidence included in each update.