Provance
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Build what users actually want.

Provance helps founders validate before they build. Stop wasting months on assumptions. Ship the right thing the first time.

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The cost of getting it wrong

Most products don't fail because they're bad.

They fail because they shouldn't have been built in the first place.

6 months of build time
= 1 wrong assumption

The problem

You're flying blind.

You have an idea. Maybe a few. You start building because building feels like progress.

Months pass. You ship. Crickets. The features users said they wanted aren't the ones they actually use.

You didn't have a product problem. You had a validation problem.

The reframe

Validate first. Build once.

The best founders don't guess faster. They know sooner.

The solution

Provance turns assumptions into evidence.

Test your idea against real users before you write a line of code. Find out what people care about, what they'll pay for, and what to ignore.

  • Pinpoint your real ICP

    Stop talking to the wrong people.

  • Test pricing before launch

    Know what users will pay before you charge.

  • Kill bad ideas early

    Save 6 months by killing ideas in 6 days.

  • Build with conviction

    Ship features users explicitly asked for.

How it works

Three steps. Days, not months.

01

Tell us your idea

In 60 seconds, describe what you want to build and who it's for.

02

We pressure-test it

Provance puts your idea in front of the right users and surfaces signal vs noise.

03

Get your build map

Walk away with a ranked list of what to build, what to skip, and what to charge.

The comparison

Old way vs. Provance

Old way
Provance
Validate before you code
Real user signal, not surveys
Pricing willingness data
Months to first answer
Built on assumptions

What you get

The math is brutal.

$50,000+

Engineering hours saved by killing bad ideas early

6 months

Of build time you don't have to throw away

10x

Better signal than surveys or guesswork

Don't build the wrong thing.

Join the founders who refuse to gamble months of work on a guess.