Pro runs page three of the read on your idea. The free read covers the idea on page one, then who has the problem and who already sells it on page two. Page three holds seven sections. Pro also gives you the read as a document. Max holds the same sections with more room in every window, and the prices are on the pricing page.
Fig. 1 · Page three, section by section
Every section below links to its own page, which shows it whole. The figures come from the sample read, a meal planner for parents of picky toddlers, read on 2 October 2026.
- Buyer answers who pays, and whether it's the same person who has the problem. On the sample, the parent who plans dinners is also the one we assume pays, and nothing we read confirms it.
- The other side counts what we read that argues against the idea, with the strongest reason first. On the sample, 17 of the 109 sources that take a side argue against it.
- Distribution ranks the places to go to first, and says what it cost others to get in front of people there. The sample ranks four places, starting with r/foodbutforbabies, and sets one first test with 14 days to run.
- The five questions scores each question from what we read, and says what would move each score. The sample scores 5 on the problem and 1 on who pays.
- Customers has people built from the quotes on page two react to your price, in a rehearsal labelled as one. On the sample, 0 of 5 would pay $5 a month.
- Board gives four opinions on the idea from the same pages, and says where they disagree. On the sample, the four split on the main risk.
- Next steps sets what to test next, what would stop each test, and where to find the people for it. The sample sets 4 tests, and the last one asks 20 parents for $5 a month.
Fig. 2 · What Free shows of page three
On Free you still turn to page three. It opens on the grid of the five questions, drawn empty, and each locked section carries its one line and what it would show for your idea. Under the pointer, each one shows a line from one of our own reads, marked as an example from another idea, so nobody mistakes it for yours. One button on the page starts Pro, and after that page three runs on the story you confirmed on page one.
Fig. 3 · The rest of what Pro adds, and what every plan has
Export gives you the read to keep. Once every section has run, the whole read comes out as one document with every source numbered. Export a read covers taking it out and keeping it as a PDF.
Your agent works on every plan and draws on the same window as you.
More reading on page two comes with it too. On Pro, the search for the people who have the problem covers 8 places and up to 240 posts, against 6 places and 120 posts on Free. Who has the problem has the full table.
Fig. 4 · When the window runs out
Pro has more room than Free in every five-hour window and every week, and Max multiplies Pro's room by five or by twenty. When a window fills partway through page three, the sections that fit run, and the rest wait for the reset or run now on the next plan up. Free and the limits explains the window.