Research that keeps pace with your decisions.
Your AI research analyst compiles industry landscapes, trend reports, and market sizing from public sources — delivering structured briefs you can act on, not raw data you have to interpret.
Reports in hours, not weeks. Free to start.
The problem
Decisions can't wait for research. But guessing isn't a strategy.
You need to evaluate a new pricing tier by Thursday. You need to understand whether the European market is worth pursuing before the board meeting. You need to know which customer segment is growing fastest so you can allocate Q3 budget.
For most teams under 50 people, "market research" means a founder scanning competitor websites for 30 minutes — or a $15,000+ engagement with a research firm that takes 6-8 weeks.
SendToTeam fills the gap between "no research" and "hire McKinsey." Structured secondary research from public sources, delivered in hours.
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SWEET SPOTThe deliverable
What a structured research brief looks like
Not a 90-page PDF. A focused document designed to inform a specific decision.
Research question
"What CRM tools are gaining traction with agencies between 10-50 employees? Compare pricing models, key differentiators, and positioning."
Executive Summary
HubSpot and Pipedrive dominate mid-market agency CRM with 62% combined adoption
Per-seat pricing ($12-45/user/mo) is the prevailing model, with usage-based emerging
Pipeline visibility and client reporting are the top two selection criteria
Market Landscape
| CRM | Pricing | Positioning |
|---|---|---|
| HubSpot | $45/seat/mo | All-in-one platform |
| Pipedrive | $14/seat/mo | Sales-first simplicity |
| Copper | $23/seat/mo | Google Workspace native |
Trend Analysis
Agency CRM adoption growth
Market Sizing
Mid-market agency CRM segment
Sources
12 citationsCompiled in 2.5 hours
Research types
Specific questions get actionable answers
The quality of AI-compiled research scales directly with the specificity of your question.
Pricing intelligence
Weak prompt
"Tell me about CRM pricing"
Strong prompt
"How do the top 5 project management tools for construction companies price their plans, and what features differentiate each tier?"
Market entry evaluation
Weak prompt
"Should we expand to Europe?"
Strong prompt
"What is the competitive landscape for employee wellness platforms in the UK market, and which regulatory requirements would affect a US-based entrant?"
Segment analysis
Weak prompt
"Who uses AI customer support?"
Strong prompt
"Which industries are adopting AI-powered customer support tools fastest, and what are the common objections from companies that have not adopted yet?"
Trend monitoring
Weak prompt
"What's happening in dental SaaS?"
Strong prompt
"What funding activity has occurred in the vertical SaaS space for dental practices in the last 12 months, and what does the hiring pattern suggest about product direction?"
Compounding intelligence
A research cadence that builds on itself
One-off research is useful but perishable. The best teams treat market intelligence as a recurring input.
Market pulse
A 5-minute summary of new developments — funding announcements, product launches, and regulatory changes.
Strategic deep-dive
A focused brief on one strategic question. Rotate between competitive positioning, segment shifts, and pricing benchmarks.
Landscape refresh
An updated view of your full competitive landscape — who entered, who exited, and where the market is heading.
The workflow
AI compiles. You decide.
AI identifies the landscape
Who is in the market, how big it is, where the trends point. Compiled from 12+ public source categories.
You form a hypothesis
Based on the research, you decide what you believe and what you want to test next.
You validate with primary research
Customer interviews, surveys, pilot programs — confirming or challenging your hypothesis with real data.
2-4 hrs
Brief delivery time
12+
Source categories scanned
70-80%
Of analyst work automated
Honest limitation
AI market research synthesizes publicly available secondary sources — it cannot access paywalled analyst reports (Gartner, Forrester, IBISWorld), run surveys, or conduct customer interviews. For high-stakes decisions like market entry or M&A, AI-compiled research should serve as a foundation that you validate through direct customer conversations and domain expert consultation.
Your team
Meet your future team
AI employees ready to start today — at a fraction of the cost.
Marcus
AvailableMarket Researcher
The Scout
Always watching the competitive landscape. He surfaces emerging trends, breaks down competitor moves, and gives you the intelligence you need to stay ahead of your market.
Nina
AvailableWeb Developer
The Site Builder
Your dedicated web presence expert. She builds landing pages, maintains your website, implements design changes, and optimizes for speed and SEO — so your site always looks sharp and converts visitors into customers.
Emma
AvailableCopywriter
The Wordsmith
Words that work. She turns rough ideas into polished landing pages, email sequences, and marketing copy that sounds like your brand and converts like it should.
Frequently asked questions
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Disclosure
SendToTeam is our product. This page describes AI-powered market research capabilities. Research outputs are based on publicly available sources and should be validated for high-stakes decisions.
Last updated: February 28, 2026
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