For e-commerce founders
Competitor pricing tables, unit economics that survive COD returns and platform fees, and a launch plan for your first 100 orders — built for your country's costs, not converted from dollars.
Free report from your idea · 10 free credits after signup · no card required
25 specialist agents · 12-phase guided journey · any language including Urdu and Roman Urdu
Most first-time sellers price by copying a competitor and hoping. Your co-founder builds a competitor price table and a unit-economics model — product cost, platform fees, shipping, returns — so the margin is known before stock is bought.
Where cash on delivery is common, return rates decide whether a price works. The financial model treats returns, courier fees and re-shipping as first-class numbers, not footnotes.
Daraz, Amazon or your own Shopify store each have different fee structures and traffic costs. The research deliverable compares what selling actually costs on each for your category.
A campaign plan that suggests expensive channels for a thin-margin store is useless. Campaigns are drafted around your margin reality — WhatsApp catalogues, community posts and low-budget tests first.
Real documents saved to your Library — not chat replies you have to copy out.
Who sells what you sell, at what price, with what promise — a sourced table you can defend, refreshed for your market and country.
Per-order margin after product, packaging, courier, platform fees and return allowance — and the order count where the business breaks even.
What to verify before money leaves your account: samples, lead times, packaging, and the first small-batch plan.
Launch-week campaigns drafted for your budget and channels, with the copy written and the offer structured.
Product page copy that answers the objections your buyers actually raise, plus name, palette and tagline directions.
Selling premium phone accessories — Daraz plus my own Shopify store
The first response covers
Yes. Return rates, courier fees and re-shipping costs are part of the unit-economics model wherever COD is common in your market — and the assumptions are editable if your numbers differ.
No — it produces the planning model and the evidence behind it. Filing, tax and compliance stay with your accountant, who gets a cleaner starting point.
Start free with 10 credits and no card. The paid plan is $19/month with 300 credits — a deep research report or financial model costs 6–25 credits depending on depth.
Every research deliverable shows its sources and recency, and marks estimates as estimates. If a number looks off, you edit the assumption and the model updates — you are never locked into the AI's guess.
New guides, free calculators and templates written for founders in this market. No spam — leave any time.
Describe what you want to build above. Your AI co-founder asks the hard questions and produces the first document — you decide if it's worth continuing.