Competitive and

market research

See what your competitors are doing, stay on top of industry trends, and uncover what your users really want. Find the gaps—and fill them first.

Opportunities

Insights that edge

out

the competition

Uncover market gaps and opportunities

By understanding competitor strengths, weaknesses, and positioning, you can identify unmet needs and differentiate your product.

Make important strategic decisions and trade-offs

Market insights help prioritize the right features, go-to-market strategies, and pricing models—ensuring your decisions are grounded in external reality, not just internal opinions.

Anticipate trends and threats

Staying aware of evolving competitors and changing user expectations allows you to be proactive, not reactive, in your strategy.

Confirm product-market fit

By testing ideas with your target audience, you ensure your solution actually solves a real problem for real people—improving the chances of adoption and success.

FIELD

Choose from a wide range of methods to build

your ideal study

Methods

Usability testing

Quickly validate and iterate with heat maps, task prompts, task success, session recording, automated transcripts and more.

Field studies

See how real-users behave in their natural environments–in their own homes, in a store, or anywhere they can bring their phone.

Field studies

See how real-users behave in their natural environments–in their own homes, in a store, or anywhere they can bring their phone.

Diary studies

Build multiple research activities—like product tours, customer deep dives, and reflections—into a single study across mobile and desktop.

Media-rich surveys

Go beyond standard survey questions; use card sort, open ends, video, and picture data for deeper insights—at scale.

Interviews

Schedule or upload moderated interviews, invite hidden observers, process incentives, upload stimuli, and manage NDAs all in one place.

Card sorting

Evaluate information architecture, navigation, and groupings to build intuitive structures, labels, and pathways—use open, closed, or hybrid sorting.

Unlock evaluative insights.

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Our research really impacted our go-to-market strategy and marketing language. And we’ve used so many of the keywords from the word cloud in our language, whether that’s the website, or our pitch decks… This research helped us identify and sketch out a broader product portfolio strategy.

Addie Gundry and Brittany Hizer

Co-founders @ Pluie