Stop guessing what creative will work. Test it before you launch.

A synthetic consumer panel, built on Census and segmentation data, that shows you which concept wins and how confident it is.

Session details
Declared (Measured)
Variant 1
31%
WinnerVariant 2
69%
Winner: Variant 2
Illustrative example
If this sounds familiar

You need to launch fast. There’s no time to build a panel.

Debating which creative to run
Internal opinions overriding audience feedback
Slow recruiting and survey response times
Launching without knowing if it will resonate
Real budget spent on something that doesn’t land

You don’t need more opinions. You need directional clarity before launch.

Creative drives 49% of incremental sales.

Marketers believe it’s only 20%. So creative gets chosen on opinions and vibes.

Half of your results shouldn’t ride on a hunch.

How it works

Four steps from creative to answer.

01

Choose your creative

Images, video, PDFs, copy, store renders, signage, or ads.

02

Define your audience

Age, gender, education, and region, or a specific store cluster.

03

Set your criteria

Intent, trust, clarity, memorability, or your own questions.

04

Get your answer

The winner, the breakdown, the confidence level, and every panelist’s reasoning, in one secure dashboard.

No two consumers are exactly alike

Building a panelist, step by step.

Each one is built through a multistep process to be coherent and true to life. You won’t get a 19-year-old doctor. You’ll find yourself saying, “I know that guy.”

Illustration: a woman holding a phone beside a bar chart, representing a real consumer segment
01

Start with a real segment

A real geodemographic segment with its own income, lifestyle, and shopping preferences.

Illustration: a woman at a laptop with demographic icons for age, education, household, and location
02

Build someone who could exist

Age, education, household, and location drawn as a set from Census data.

Illustration: a woman examining a list of core values with a magnifying glass
03

Anchor what they value

Their own mix of core values, weighted to match their segment.

Illustration: a woman with a thoughtful gesture, representing personality and temperament
04

Give them a personality

Five OCEAN traits and an emotional baseline, aligned with their values.

Illustration: a panelist bio card for Emily with a short narrative and demographic icons
05

Write the bio

A short narrative, so you can see exactly who answered.

Open any panelist and see exactly who answered

What you can test

Built for the creative decisions that drive growth.

Campaigns and ads

Headline, visual, and offer variants for national and regional campaigns. The ad that wins in Dallas isn’t always the one that wins in Seattle.

Packaging and brand

Compare package designs, logos, and brand directions with an audience matched to your buyer, before you commit to production.

Stores and experiences

Test remodel renderings, signage, and fixture ideas with shoppers modeled on the neighborhoods around your pilot stores.

Also supported

Logo comparison

Marks and brand directions, side by side.

Content effectiveness

Which message, headline, or offer lands.

Custom questions

Ask your own, with a built-in bias audit.

Buyer-journey contexts

Place panelists in the moment that matters.

Answers you can trust

Bias is the biggest threat to any panel. We built JaredIQ to remove it.

Question design

100 debiased questions, plus an audit of yours.

Sycophancy

Panelists look for weaknesses, not approval.

Placement bias

First-option favoritism is spotted and removed.

Forced tradeoffs

No “both are nice.” Panelists pick.

Every verdict shows its confidence
  • Declared · Measured
  • Declared · Provisional
  • Too close to call
  • Tie · Low agreement

Same winner. Same rank order.

JaredIQ vs. a recruited human panel · billboard test

Who this is for

Built for the teams who make the call.

01

Retail and experiential teams

Store renders, fixtures, signage, and pilot-store designs.

02

Brand and marketing teams

Campaign variants, by market, before the flight is booked.

03

Agencies and creative teams

Concepts screened and narrowed before the client presentation.

04

Packaging and product teams

Pack designs and shelf concepts, side by side.

Pricing

Choose the service level that fits your team.

Test

$199
per month

Teams running occasional tests on a single project.

10 Studies

100 Personas / Study

1 User Seat

Scannable Overview and Downloadable Report

CSV Export

Email Support

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Pro

$1,199
per month

Best for teams testing creative continuously across brands and markets.

Everything in Studio

50 Studies

500 Personas / Study

5 User Seats

Dedicated Support

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Enterprise · Getting started with confidence

Enterprise engagements start by proving it on your own history.

A Calibration Sprint runs 10–15 past creative decisions with known outcomes, so you see how JaredIQ compares before you commit to an annual plan.

Contact us about Enterprise
FAQ

The questions we hear most.

Does JaredIQ replace research with real people?

No. It’s the screener. Use it to narrow options and improve your creative, then escalate close calls to a live human panel.

How accurate is it?

We don’t lead with a single accuracy number. Every verdict shows its confidence level, and a close call is reported as close.

How is this different from asking a chatbot?

Panelists are built, not prompted: each starts from a real segment and Census data. Every study is run more than once with the order changed.

Are the respondents real people?

No. They’re modeled consumers, and we say so plainly. You can open any panelist and see exactly what they were asked.

Is the panel big enough?

Panel size depends on your plan. Reports show head counts with confidence intervals, so you can judge the result yourself.

What happens to our creative and results?

They stay in your engagement. Nothing trains models or crosses between clients.

See JaredIQ on your creative.