
App
Advanced Research
The premium deep dive — a bounded specialist that decides where to look, digs deeper where it matters, and hands you one sharp, sourced answer.
How it works
- AI·research · today's best AI
- Delivered·chat · email · dashboard
It asks you 5 things.
In chat, one at a time. Tap an option or type a few words.
1What should I research?
e.g. is there room for a premium coffee subscription in Jakarta
2Anything it must cover? (optional)
e.g. pricing, main players, regulation
3How deep should it go?
QuickStandardDeep4How often?
OnceMonthly5Where should it go?
ChatEmailDashboard
Who it's for
Solo SaaS founder
Get a sourced read on a rival's pricing and positioning before you set your own.
Agency strategist
Hand a client one deep brief on a new market, with sources they can check.
Content marketer
Settle a shaky claim with real sources before it goes on the blog.
Questions
Good to know.
Advanced Research is a premium deep dive that decides where to look, digs deeper where it matters, and hands you one sharp, sourced answer. You give it the question. It searches across many places, follows the threads that count, and comes back with a clear answer and the links behind it. It's built for the questions worth getting right, not the quick ones.
A normal chat answers fast from what the AI already knows; Advanced Research goes and looks, then shows you its sources. It chooses where to search, follows the parts that matter, and hands back one answer you can stand behind. For most marketers it does the job of a $20–30/mo research subscription like ChatGPT Plus or Perplexity Pro, except you pay per run instead of every month.
About $1.50 per run, and you only pay when you use it. No subscription, no seat fee, nothing sitting on your card between runs. You see the price before it runs, so there's never a surprise.
Every answer comes with its sources, so you can check the facts yourself. It reads across many places rather than leaning on one, and it tells you where each point came from. When something is thin or unclear, you'll see that too, not a confident guess dressed up as fact.
Yes, a competitor read is one of its most common jobs. Point it at a rival and ask about their pricing, positioning, or latest launch, and it returns a sourced picture you can act on. Because it's built for deep questions, it's a better fit here than a quick chat answer.
Use Advanced Research when the answer is worth getting right, like a market you don't know yet, a claim before you publish, or a call with money behind it. For a fast fact or a rough draft, a normal chat is cheaper and fine. Reach for this when a shallow answer would cost you more than ~$1.50.