FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Answers to the questions we hear most from founders, leadership teams, and investors.
What does a market intelligence agency do?+
A market intelligence agency helps companies make strategic decisions using structured analysis of markets, competitors, customers, and trends.
What is the difference between a market intelligence agency and a market research firm?+
Market research firms primarily collect and analyze data. A market intelligence agency goes further by interpreting that data in a strategic context.
When should a company work with a market intelligence agency?+
Companies typically engage a market intelligence agency when entering a new market, launching a product, facing increased competition, preparing for fundraising, or reassessing their positioning.
What does your market intelligence agency specialize in?+
We focus primarily on technology, SaaS, digital platforms, food and beverage, and non-profit organizations.
In which regions does your market intelligence agency operate?+
We run market intelligence projects across Europe, North America, and the Asia Pacific region.
How much does it cost to work with a U.S. market intelligence agency?+
The cost of working with a market intelligence agency depends on the scope of the study, the markets analyzed, and the specific features required.
How long does a Starts market intelligence project typically take?+
For more comprehensive market intelligence or full market research projects, timelines typically range from two weeks to one month.
Why is Starts Consulting the right market intelligence agency for your project?+
Starts brings over 15 years of experience supporting leadership teams, investors, startups, and organizations facing complex strategic decisions.
How do you use AI in market intelligence projects?+
AI is a powerful accelerator, but it does not replace strategic thinking.
Do you only provide market intelligence services?+
No. While Starts Consulting is positioned as a market intelligence agency, our work goes beyond analysis alone.