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Market Scan
Market research with a source for every line
Send a company name or a website. Market Scan returns who buys, who competes for the same money and which markets have a real reason to buy: ranked hypotheses, company types and job titles with headcounts, letters and ads for each market. Every fact links to its page. We ran it on our own site: 20 hypotheses, 18 competitors, 31 sources. The full scan is $600. Ten more jobs run on the same machine, and Claude, Codex or your script can order a scan through the API.
Market Scan started as a dumping folder. A client's website, a call recording and every stray document went into one place, and a coding session spent days in the market around that business. What came back was better than the research we knew how to buy. It was also slow and fragile, so we rebuilt it as a factory of specialists. Research writes the chronicle of the market and weighs the evidence. Writer turns each vertical into letters. Market Arms finds the company types and the job titles inside them. Judge points at the weak piece and sends only that piece back.
Before this launch we ran Market Scan on our own website. It returned 20 hypotheses in three tiers, 18 competitors and 31 linked sources. Three of the markets we would never have brainstormed: heavy machinery and offshore construction, private equity due diligence, defense contractors. The scan found them among our competitors' clients. The gallery shows real excerpts from that report.
The full scan is $600 and starts from a name or a website. Ten more jobs run on the same machine: competitors in search ads, B2B company search, US postal lists, named business contacts, US venture investors, suppliers from open lists, Reddit and technique radars, an AI mystery shopper. Claude, Codex or your own script can order a scan through the API.
Which market would you put through it first?
About Market Scan on Product Hunt
“Market research with a source for every line”
Market Scan was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #49 on the daily leaderboard. Send a company name or a website. Market Scan returns who buys, who competes for the same money and which markets have a real reason to buy: ranked hypotheses, company types and job titles with headcounts, letters and ads for each market. Every fact links to its page. We ran it on our own site: 20 hypotheses, 18 competitors, 31 sources. The full scan is $600. Ten more jobs run on the same machine, and Claude, Codex or your script can order a scan through the API.
On the analytics side, Market Scan competes within Sales, Marketing and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 973.6k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Market Scan performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Market Scan?
Market Scan was hunted by Sergei Rin. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Market Scan including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Sergei Rin
Market Scan started as a dumping folder. A client's website, a call recording and every stray document went into one place, and a coding session spent days in the market around that business. What came back was better than the research we knew how to buy. It was also slow and fragile, so we rebuilt it as a factory of specialists. Research writes the chronicle of the market and weighs the evidence. Writer turns each vertical into letters. Market Arms finds the company types and the job titles inside them. Judge points at the weak piece and sends only that piece back.
Before this launch we ran Market Scan on our own website. It returned 20 hypotheses in three tiers, 18 competitors and 31 linked sources. Three of the markets we would never have brainstormed: heavy machinery and offshore construction, private equity due diligence, defense contractors. The scan found them among our competitors' clients. The gallery shows real excerpts from that report.
The full scan is $600 and starts from a name or a website. Ten more jobs run on the same machine: competitors in search ads, B2B company search, US postal lists, named business contacts, US venture investors, suppliers from open lists, Reddit and technique radars, an AI mystery shopper. Claude, Codex or your own script can order a scan through the API.
Which market would you put through it first?