startworthy.Fictional example · this is the same format as a real Idea Check report. The situation, amounts and conclusions are illustrative, not a personal assessment or market research.
Your next decision
Adjust before testingLimit your service to one desk. Before buying supplies, talk with one person to learn whether they would pay to solve that problem.
Illustrative case. Your own report uses your answers and cites its research sources.
Based on your answers
You can organize spaces, have six weekly hours and know two people who work from home.
Someone who loses time finding things on their desk.
A usable workspace that is easy to keep tidy.
Illustrative questions and hypotheses
Finding 1
Why it matters: Ask what they have tried and what remains unresolved.
What it does not establish: An illustrative hypothesis, without real research or proven demand.
Suggestions for your idea
What this helps you do: You avoid turning one session into organizing a whole home.
A proposal to test
Calculations use only your answers. Missing inputs remain unknown.
Fixed costs, taxes and your own pay are still missing: this is not your final earnings.
Theoretical delivery-only limit. Allow time for sales, admin and unexpected tasks; this does not predict sales.
Stated currency: MXN
Answer 5: “650 MXN per session.”
Answer 6: “100 MXN of supplies per session.”
Answer 6: “Two hours per session.”
Answer 7: “Six total weekly hours.”
A small test · 24–48 h, when your schedule allows
You already know two people. When you have 15 minutes, prepare an invitation; delivery is not required within 48 hours.
Estimated time for these actions: 15 min
Choose a time that works for you. Estimates exclude waiting for replies.
Estimated time: 10 min
Who is involved: For yourself.
What to observe: You can name one outcome, boundary and duration.
Explain what you can deliver.
Estimated time: 5 min
Who is involved: One of your two contacts.
What to observe: Record acceptance, refusal or no reply.
Understand their problem before offering help.
0 MXN. Do not buy supplies yet.
An accepted conversation enables learning; only payment confirms a sale.
Avoid persistent follow-ups. No reply in 48 hours does not disprove demand.
No sources were consulted to create this fictional example. A real report shows the supporting links and the limits of each finding.
Your Business Snapshot helps you decide. Your Action Plan helps you act. Share what helped and what was missing in a survey to request a plan prepared manually for your case.
See what other options include, how they charge and which gaps are worth checking before you choose your approach.
Comparison: offer · published price · source · limits
Illustrative previewCompare a few possible prices and workloads. See what needs to be true for each scenario to fit your resources.
Scenario: price to try − cost per sale · delivery hours
Illustrative previewBuild your Minimum Sales Strategy: one place to reach people, one clear offer and questions that reveal an actual need.
First question: “What have you tried to solve this?”
Illustrative previewA 30-Day Action Plan with small tasks, time estimates and checkpoints to keep, adjust or pause the idea.
First checkpoint: what did you learn before spending more?
Illustrative preview