Research Briefsby Nathan Oxier

One question in. A real answer back, in 24 hours.

Give me a question or a topic. I do the digging, cite every source, and send back a structured 6–10 page brief within a day. Flat fee. No calls, no back-and-forth.

Order a brief — $40
One question per order · delivered as a PDF · full refund if it’s not in your inbox within 72 hours
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You could ask ChatGPT. You can’t defend a raw ChatGPT number in a partner meeting. Every claim here links to a source you can hand over.

How it works

Pick your question

“How big is the market for X?” · “Who are Y’s real competitors, and how do they price?” · “Is Z a good idea — and what am I missing?”

Pay the $40 and send it over

One flat fee, paid upfront on Stripe. The payment page has a field for your question and any context that helps.

Get your brief within 24 hours

A clean PDF, built around the bottom line up top and every factual claim linked to its source.

Who this is for

A founder sizing up a competitor or a market before committing. A consultant who needs to get smart on a client’s industry by Monday. Someone facing a real decision — a purchase, a pivot, a move — who wants the honest picture. A writer or creator researching a piece and short on time.

Why this is different

The number that gets you laughed out of the room isn’t the one that’s wrong. It’s the one nobody checked.

Ask two different founders to size the exact same market and you’ll get two different numbers, and that’s exactly why investors don’t trust the ones they see. They don’t reject a market-sizing slide because it’s a little off. They reject it the second they can tell nobody actually checked it: a TAM that quietly counts markets you’ll never touch, a regional average slapped onto one country with no adjustment, a number with no traceable source, data that’s years old wearing a fresh coat of paint. Those four things are what actually kill a slide in a real due-diligence conversation, and they’re exactly what gets checked, line by line, on every number in your brief.

Here’s the part almost nobody else in this space does: every other AI market report ships you its first draft. Prompt in, PDF out, eight minutes, and you’re the one who finds out in the room if a number doesn’t hold up. This one doesn’t stop at a first draft. The model researches and writes it, then I personally read the whole thing and fix what’s wrong, then, separately, the model runs its own second pass, re-checking every number against the sources with those same four failure modes in mind. Two independent passes have to agree before anything reaches your inbox, one human, one machine. That’s the difference between a report that sounds right and one you can actually stand behind when someone pushes back on it.

You also ask your own question instead of filling out someone else’s seven-section form, so what comes back is built for the actual conversation you’re about to have, not a generic template.

Show up with a number that survives the questions, not one that falls apart the second someone asks where it came from.

What’s in every brief

A full sample brief

Not an excerpt — the complete brief, exactly what you receive. Scroll inside the box to read the whole thing.

“How big is the U.S. GLP-1 telehealth and compounding market, and who’s winning?” · 11 Sep 2026 · public sources only

This is the actual PDF, exactly what lands in your inbox — not a mockup. Open it in a new tab if it doesn’t render inline.

Questions

How fast, really?
24 hours from when you pay and send your topic. If that’s going to slip, you get a full refund automatically — you don’t have to ask.
What if the brief misses something?
One revision round within 3 days. Tell me what’s missing and I’ll fill it in.
What won’t you cover?
No financial, legal, or medical advice. Public sources only — no private or paywalled data. One clear question per order (not “research my whole industry”).
Is my question confidential?
Yes. Your question and any context aren’t shared or reused, and nothing beyond your email is kept.

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$40, one question, in your inbox within 24 hours. Click below, type your question and any context on the payment page, and check out. You’ll get a confirmation email and I start straight away.

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Not raising yet? Get the free checklist: the 8 questions a partner will ask about your market-size slide.