Validate your business idea in 2 weeks before you build.

Most founders build first, validate later—then wonder why nobody buys. This blueprint flips that process. Test your business idea in 2 weeks with a proven framework: survey template, validation call script, and analysis worksheet. Based on real validation with 6 people in January 2026. The market validated. Pricing worked. But I realized I didn't want to deliver it. That clarity saved me months building the wrong business. Total time: 8-12 hours. No audience required.

Lightfield — AI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you

AI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Alex, and this is my first launch here. In January 2026, I had what looked like a perfect business idea. 6 years of expertise, clear pricing, knew exactly how to package it. Instead of spending weeks building, I gave myself 2 weeks to validate first. The result? ✅ Problem: Validated ✅ Solution: Validated ✅ Pricing: Validated ❌ My energy: RED During my third validation call, mid-sentence, I realized: "I don't want to do this five times a week for the next two years." The market said YES. I said NO. That clarity saved me from building a business I'd resent. I documented the entire process—survey structure, call script, analysis method—because I realized this framework is more valuable than the original idea. **What you get:** - Complete 2-week validation framework - Survey template (ready to copy) - Call script with timing and probes - Analysis worksheet - Real case study (my 6-person validation) **The question I'm most curious about:** Has anyone else validated an idea and decided NOT to build it? What made you pivot? Happy to answer any questions about the process!

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Alex, and this is my first launch here.

In January 2026, I had what looked like a perfect business idea. 6 years of expertise, clear pricing ( 200-300/session), knew exactly how to package it.

Instead of spending weeks building, I gave myself 2 weeks to validate first.