From £19.99 · 77 packs for sale
The buyer, the numbers and the plan, checked by an AI paid to find the flaw.
An AI auditor that reads temperature logs and finds the hour a cold chain broke, so a Georgia poultry plant can answer a USDA inspector without scrambling
6 in 100
or fewer pass the checks.
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77Passed every check they faced. Every claim sourced, every number traceable.
Browse the packsRejected, with the source
1,364We have researched 1,444 ideas. We publish the ones that didn't pass too, with the reason each one failed, and the evidence behind it.
Read the rejected ideasSame 14 documents in every pack. Bigger opportunity, higher price. Why prices differ
A web app that transforms a scaffolding site address and dates into a complete, council-specific road occupation permit application pack, ready for submission
34 Sources | Pays back in 8 months. | £49.99An AI that drafts HMRC R&D claim narratives from product docs and papers, enabling UK deep-tech startups to file in days rather than weeks and keep 100% of the benefit
23 Sources | £19.99AI turns sound-meter readings and site notes into checked draft appendices for noise assessments under British Standard British Standard (BS) 4142, for owner-run UK acoustic consultancies
38 Sources | Pays back in 1 month. | £79.99624
Out of 1,364 rejected ideas, 624 failed for the exact same reason: they simply were not good enough. They were not illegal. The market was not crowded. But they did not score high enough in our AI engine to be worth your time or money.
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A weekly intelligence feed for operations managers in UK software firms, showing which third-party libraries and vendors in their stack have quietly stopped shipping security fixes
Flag unsupported codes and missing diagnoses in each finished episode, so a private hospital founder can correct claims before month-end
38 Sources | Pays back in 6 months. | £79.99
View →PROFESSIONAL SERVICESGenerates the 72-hour Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) breach notification, client comms letter and insurer evidence pack for a UK digital agency after a personal-data incident on its systems
33 Sources | Pays back in 1 month. | £49.99
View →PROFESSIONAL SERVICESA web app that reverse-engineers a private school's internal bursary/remission criteria and builds a maximally persuasive financial picture, turning a vulnerable 'plea' into a data-backed application that matches the exact metrics the school's committee uses
17 Sources | £19.99
View →RED-TAPE AND LICENSINGA fixed-fee audit that flags every licence encumbrance in training data, delivered as one signed document a UK AI startup hands to buyers
41 Sources | £29.99
View →TRADES AND SITE WORKA per-job micro-hedge: a self-employed tradesperson pays a small premium to lock today's material prices behind a fixed-price quote 4-12 weeks out, and the financier covers the difference if copper, steel, boilers, timber or boards spike before delivery
34 Sources | Pays back in 8 months. | £49.99
View →PROFESSIONAL SERVICESA tool for UK freelance designers, developers and writers that turns every out-of-scope client request into a priced, dated change note the client has to answer
28 Sources | Pays back in 4 months. | £99.99
View →PROFESSIONAL SERVICESA fixed-fee service that turns a self-employed filer's first £100 HMRC late-filing penalty into a structured 'reasonable excuse' appeal pack, built on a database of First-tier Tribunal precedents and a narrative framework tuned to HMRC's 'reasonable person' test
29 Sources | Pays back in 1 month. | £49.99
View →PAY AND WORKER RIGHTSAn API that reads published NHS rotas and timesheets, applies each worker's contract terms, and returns the overtime, unsocial hours uplifts and Working Time holiday pay owed
26 Sources | Pays back in 3 months. | £79.99
View →55 UK packs · 11 US packs · 5 US (GA) packs · 2 US (FL) packs · 1 US (CA) packs · 1 US (TX) packs · 75 in total
Most ideas don't pass. When one does, you get one email. That’s the whole list.
…platform processes remain opaque and unfavourable, sustaining demand for third-party advocacy.
The platform's own internal review is described as barely functional and one-sided for drivers, while Acas is a broad free employment-advice service with no evidence it covers contractor-on-platform disputes, and IWGB legal help is gated behind union membership and not presented as a specialist appeal engine.
No single provider controls 80%+ of UK deactivation-appeal distribution, the closest free alternatives (IDG is US-only, Acas offers general advice, IWGB legal help is union-gated) are fragmented and none cover the niche end-to-end.
The same fourteen documents sit inside every pack, whatever it costs.
The opportunity on one page: what it is, what checked out, and what we do not claim.
The thing that changes hands for money, written as an offer a buyer could accept today.
The people already selling into this, what they charge, and where they leave the door open.
Pricing and the numbers behind it. Anything we could not verify is marked missing, never made up.
The case against, at full strength. Meet the objection here, before a customer makes it.
What to build, in what order, and what to build it with. Includes what to leave out at first and what would stop this.
Where your first customers come from. Named channels, the first group to sell to, and the signals that say stop.
How it runs once someone pays. Delivery, capacity limits, the compliance you cannot skip, and where the manual work sits.
Six steps for days one to seven: confirm the buyer, size the smallest paid offer, pick one channel.
The named tools, services and suppliers this runs on, with what each one is actually for.
Launch copy you can send today: listing page, outreach, social. Checked against the sources, like the research.
The one month test: what to run, what number to watch, and the reading that says walk away.
Each check, what it found, and the source behind it, without hunting through the plans.
Every check this pack faced, each verdict, and a clickable source behind every claim.
What lands in your folder
index.html
Open this first and read the whole pack in order in your browser. No install, no account.
Complete_Pack.pdf
Every document in one printable PDF. Open it on a phone, or put it in front of someone.
First_Fortnight.html
A single sheet to print and work from. Days one to fourteen, nothing else on it.
Assumptions.csv
Every number the financial model rests on, in a file your spreadsheet opens directly.
Marketing_Assets.txt
The launch copy as plain text, so it goes straight into an email, a listing or a post.
manifest.jsonld
What this pack is, in structured data, so a tool can read it as easily as you can.
A web page you can read, a PDF you can print and a spreadsheet you can open. Yours to keep, edit, or paste anywhere. No login, no subscription.
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Every figure in every pack links back to the page it came from: tribunal decisions, ONS tables, Companies House filings, council policy documents. Where a claim could not be verified, the pack says so and marks the gap.
Average 34 sources per pack · how the filter works
A claim without a source does not go on sale. Every pack here came out the other side.
The rejected ideas publishes the ideas that failed these checks, each with the sourced reason why.
