Pricing
Start with the verdict.Pay when you’re ready to prove it.
Three verdicts a day are free. Take a case further when you want to test the riskiest assumption, collect real evidence and make the decision.
What you’re paying for
- 01Verdict
What does the case rest on?
Free - 02Experiment
What needs proving?
Full Report - 03Evidence
What actually happened?
Full Report - 04Decision
What should you do now?
Full Report
The verdict is free. You pay when you want Wardict to help prove or disprove it.
Early-adopter rates while Wardict is young. Prices rise as the platform grows.
Free
Find out what the idea rests on.
Get the verdict, Wardict Score and the assumption most likely to kill the case before you commit to building it.
- 3 verdicts a day
- Wardict Score across five dimensions
- SWOT, Buyer Power Map, competitor and market signals
- Every case kept in the Evidence Locker
- The experiment, the evidence and the decision
Full Report
Put the riskiest assumption on trial.
Run the experiment, collect real evidence and see whether the case gets stronger or weaker.
Skip one coffee. Be sure before it costs you the year.
- Everything in Free
- Deep-dive case work
- A generated experiment
- The assets to run it
- Tracked customer behaviour and real leads
- Verified evidence that can move the Wardict Score
- Proceed, pivot or stop, kept on the case
In detail: four deep dives (Competitor, Recovery, Validation and Score Improvement); one hosted landing-page experiment that scores demand, buyer clarity, distribution and competitive edge off the same traffic; a landing page, brand guide and three-angle ad kit generated from your idea; real email leads attributed by source and exportable as CSV. Only Wardict-tracked evidence, once verified, moves the Wardict Score.
Available from any verdict page
Pro
£4.92 a month, billed annually
For founders with more ideas than weekends.
Run as many cases as you need through the full Wardict loop.
- Unlimited verdicts, no daily cap
- The full loop on every case, at no extra charge
Not another opinion.
Arguments don’t move the verdict. Evidence does. Same standard, every case.
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