Four concepts. Same winner, same order.
JaredIQ and a recruited human panel named the same winner and ranked all four billboard concepts the same way.
JaredIQ shows you how confident it is in every result, and tells you when a call is too close to name a winner.
Each test is reported the same way: what we compared, and what held up.
JaredIQ and a recruited human panel named the same winner and ranked all four billboard concepts the same way.
[One or two plain sentences on what was tested and what held up.]
[One or two plain sentences on what was tested and what held up.]
Every verdict lands on one of four rungs, based on panel agreement and the margin between options.
Strong agreement and a clear margin. Direction and size are both quotable.
The direction is usable. The exact point spread is not.
The options are separated by less than this method can resolve. No winner is named.
Something led, but it led a divided panel. Reported as split, not a win.
Every synthetic-research vendor will tell you what their tool can do. We’ll also tell you what it can’t, because you’re going to find out either way.
No synthetic panel can. It predicts how a panel of your target consumers would react to your creative.
Panelists react to the renders or designs as shown.
Percentages are panel lean. Winners and rank order are validated; magnitudes are presented as ranges.
It’s the screener. Iterate and improve your creative, and escalate close calls to a live human panel.
No. It’s the screener. Use it to narrow options and improve your creative, then escalate close calls to a live human panel.
We don’t lead with a single accuracy number. Every verdict shows its confidence rung, consistency rate, and position effect, and a close call is reported as close. Our case studies show where it matched human panels.
Panelists are built, not prompted: each starts from a real segment and Census data, with values and personality aligned. Every study is run more than once with the order changed, and answers that don’t hold up are left out of the verdict.
No. They’re modeled consumers, and we say so plainly. You can open any panelist, read who they are, and see exactly what they were asked.
Panel size depends on your plan. Reports show head counts with confidence intervals, so you can judge the result for yourself.
They stay in your engagement. Nothing trains models or crosses between clients.
We schedule a demo for your team and scope an Enterprise engagement.
We scope the Calibration Sprint together: 10–15 past creative decisions with known outcomes and success criteria.
We scope an annual plan, crediting the Calibration Sprint to the total.