Your first customers are already out there.
Kasspian finds the people already asking for what you're building, then hands you who to reach and what to say. A fresh lead every week. Watch the yeses add up.
Not another tool that grades you and leaves.
The read is step one. Then Kasspian does the getting-customers work with you, every week.
See where you stand
A real score, who actually pays, and the fastest way to prove it, in about 90 seconds.
A customer a week
A real person already asking for what you’re building, with the outreach drafted to send today.
Real proof under every call
Live citations you can open and check. Real threads, real numbers, sitting right under the read.
It keeps watch for you
Flags the day a rival moves and keeps a live read on your odds, so you never miss your opening.
Then it finds where your customers actually are.
The two or three channels your buyers actually live in, the ones to skip so you stop spreading thin, and the one play to run this week. Backed by how real founders in your space got their first customers.
See a full channel call
Run the most efficient test, not the year-long build.
Kasspian names the one assumption your idea is most likely to die on, hands you a fast real-world test to run this week, and tracks whether it actually worked. Everyone says stop thinking and start building — but that’s how founders lose a year on something nobody wanted. Run it before you build, or before you build more.
See what kills startups
But does the score mean anything?
A score that says no to everything is as useless as one that says yes. So we ran five ideas, weak to strong, through our own validator cold. They landed 1/10 to 7/10.
Poke around before you sign up.
A chatbot wants to be helpful. Kasspian wants you to be right.
Teardowns & founder moves
One week, a dead startup and why it died. The next, a play to get your next customers.
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What should this do that it doesn’t?
No bot, no ticket queue. Tell us what’s missing, what’s wrong, or what you wish it did, and a real person reads it.