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Hello — I’m the Harborfield Assistant. I can explain Harborfield, compare reports, or help you find a relevant starting point. Final product access is determined separately through eligibility.
Early concept definition
P90_SOLO_IDEA_SAFETY_FITFor someone with a solo digital-service concept who wants to know whether it is clearly defined enough for deeper research—before spending more time or money on a larger market study.
Available to eligible U.S. adults exploring or operating within one of Harborfield's five permitted digital-service activity categories. “Safety & Fit” refers to Harborfield-scope fit and concept-definition completeness—not legal or regulatory safety.
Product definition
In one sentence
For a fixed $90 one-time price, you receive a personalized nine-page Concept & Early Evidence Brief: a written, online, asynchronous assessment of Harborfield scope fit, Definition Readiness, unresolved concept elements, and the next research decisions to make.
Decision supported
Use this screen when the immediate question is whether one permitted solo professional-service concept is sufficiently defined for deeper research. It helps distinguish what is already defined from what still needs clearer boundaries before a larger market study. It does not decide whether you should start the service or predict how the concept will perform.
Written deliverable
A Concept & Early Evidence Brief delivered through a written, online, asynchronous process.
A statement of how the submitted activity maps to Harborfield's current service scope. This is not a legal or regulatory classification.
A deterministic 0–100 score measuring six definition dimensions: service, intended customer, deliverable, geography, delivery model, and decision question. It does not measure viability, demand, profitability, quality, likelihood of success, or customer suitability.
A concise concept summary, a defined-elements review, and unresolved assumptions or missing elements.
Where usable public evidence is available, the brief may include one official Census context observation and one bounded visible-search signal.
A clear separation between customer-provided information, public observation, Harborfield interpretation, and what remains unproven.
Five prioritized research questions and a seven-day written next-step plan.
Assumptions, limitations, required disclaimers, and a source register where evidence is used.
Customer fit
Designed for
This product is best for an eligible individual exploring or defining one permitted solo professional-service concept. It is appropriate when the service, intended customer, deliverable, U.S. geography, written delivery model, or decision question still needs a clearer definition before deeper market research.
Not designed for
This product is not designed for someone seeking a full market study, market-size estimate, demand determination, pricing recommendation, competitor study, customer or sales leads, earnings or revenue forecast, business-success guarantee, website implementation, or legal, licensing, tax, accounting, financial, or other regulated advice. It does not include calls, coaching, appointments, Zoom, or phone support.
Written engagement
What you provide
The structured intake covers:
Where useful, the customer may also provide:
Do not submit passwords, account credentials, tax records, medical information, credit reports, or other prohibited sensitive data.
What Harborfield does
Harborfield applies the authoritative scope controls, organizes the submitted concept, calculates the deterministic Definition Readiness score, separates defined elements from unresolved assumptions, and prepares the personalized nine-page brief. Where usable public evidence is available, Harborfield may add no more than one bounded Census context observation and one bounded visible-search observation. Missing evidence is labeled rather than invented.
Process
1. Check eligibility
Complete the written eligibility controls before checkout.
2. Complete the concept intake
Describe the service, customer, deliverable, geography, delivery model, and decision question.
3. Definition review
Harborfield identifies defined, unresolved, or conflicting concept elements.
4. Deterministic scoring
The six Definition Readiness dimensions are evaluated under the approved method.
5. Bounded early evidence
Where usable public evidence is available, Harborfield may retain one Census context observation and one bounded visible-search signal. Missing evidence does not prevent the core concept-definition brief from being completed when the product otherwise qualifies.
6. Written delivery
The personalized nine-page electronic brief is delivered with sources, assumptions, limitations, and required disclaimers.
Decision matrix
The structure separates defined concept elements, unresolved assumptions, Harborfield-scope checks, and the next bounded research questions. It is not a legal or regulatory determination.
Structural view · no outcome claim
Evidence and structure
Evidence and data
Where usable public evidence is available, the brief may include up to two limited orientation signals: one official Census observation and one bounded visible-search observation. Availability varies, and either lens may be unavailable or unsuitable for the submitted concept. These narrow observations do not prove demand, establish market size or buyer intent, validate a planned price, or convert the $90 screen into a full market study. Missing evidence does not prevent the core concept-definition report from being completed where the product otherwise qualifies.
Illustrative deliverable structure
ILLUSTRATIVE NINE-PAGE STRUCTURE — not an actual customer report.
01 — Cover and defined concept
02 — Executive decision brief
03 — Your concept at a glance
04 — Six-dimension Definition Readiness
05 — Census context and visible-search signal, where available
06 — What the evidence supports / what remains unproven
07 — Five prioritized research questions
08 — Seven-day next-step plan, assumptions, and limitations
09 — Methodology, source register, and disclaimers
Boundaries and limitations
Excluded work and outcomes
The Solo Idea Safety & Fit Screen does not include:
“Safety & Fit” means fit with Harborfield's current service scope and completeness of the submitted concept.
Product limitations
Definition Readiness measures only how clearly the submitted concept is defined across service, intended customer, deliverable, geography, delivery model, and decision question. A high score does not establish viability, demand, profitability, quality, likelihood of success, or customer suitability. Census categories may be broader than the submitted service, visible-search results are directional and non-exhaustive, and unavailable evidence is not replaced with invented findings.
Product-specific FAQ
No. This is an entry product. An eligible exploring individual may purchase it if the universal Harborfield eligibility requirements are satisfied.
No. Harborfield's customer scope does not require the purchaser to own an LLC or corporation.
No. “Safety & Fit” does not mean legal, licensing, regulatory, tax, insurance, or other professional-compliance review.
No. Definition Readiness measures only service, intended customer, deliverable, geography, delivery model, and decision-question definition. It does not measure viability, demand, profitability, quality, likelihood of success, or customer suitability.
Not as a competitor study. The brief may include one bounded visible-search observation where usable results are available, but that narrow signal does not establish demand, market size, buyer intent, or a complete provider landscape. Use the $300 Market Evidence Report when a defined concept needs deeper, multi-source public evidence about its intended market.
Yes. A tentative price may be supplied as an explicitly labeled customer assumption. This product does not recommend a price.
One written factual or clerical correction request is permitted within the original scope. It can address a misread intake answer, supported factual issue, score error, or internal inconsistency. It cannot replace the idea or add a new research project.
Harborfield services are delivered through a written, online, asynchronous process. A public product-specific turnaround commitment is not currently stated.
The unavailable lens is identified rather than replaced with an invented observation. Missing Census or visible-search evidence does not prevent completion of the core concept-definition brief when the product otherwise qualifies.
Choose by decision problem
The products are not automatic cumulative upgrades. There is no requirement to buy a lower-priced product first; eligibility and the actual decision problem determine the appropriate service.
Adjacent-product guidance
The immediate question is whether the concept is sufficiently defined for deeper research.
The concept is already defined and the customer wants deeper, multi-source public evidence about the intended market.
There is no required progression from P90 to P300, and the $90 brief is not a lower-cost substitute for a full market study.
| Product | Price | Customer stage | Primary question | Research depth | Key deliverable | Eligibility | Human QA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solo Idea Safety & Fit ScreenCurrent page | $90 USD | Exploring or operating | Is this service concept sufficiently defined and within Harborfield's current scope to support deeper research? | Concept definition with up to two bounded early-evidence lenses | Personalized nine-page Concept & Early Evidence Brief with Definition Readiness | Entry product; universal eligibility | Not required solely because of price; manual-review triggers still apply |
| Market Evidence Report | $300 USD | Exploring or operating with a sufficiently defined concept | What does available public evidence support, contradict, or leave unresolved about this defined market question? | Focused external market research | Five-domain evidence analysis, public observations, Evidence Coverage Score, source register | Entry product; universal eligibility | Not required solely because of price; manual-review triggers still apply |
| Solo Practice Positioning & Pricing Analysis | $950 USD | Experienced in the same permitted activity | How do several positioning and pricing scenarios compare under the available evidence and stated assumptions? | Deep positioning, pricing, and capacity comparison | Three positioning options, three pricing scenarios, capacity analysis, trade-off matrix | Premium same-activity eligibility | Mandatory written human QA |
| Website & Operations Documentation Pack | $1,500 USD | Experienced in the same permitted activity | How should the existing service be expressed publicly and documented operationally? | Documentation and operating-system depth | Up to five-page website architecture/copy, four workflows, four SOPs, three checklists, state/responsibility matrix | Premium same-activity eligibility | Mandatory written human QA |
| Three-Market Expansion Feasibility Study | $2,000 USD | Experienced in the same permitted activity | How do exactly three defined U.S. markets differ when the same service and customer are compared consistently? | Deep external comparative research | Three standardized market profiles, evidence matrix, cross-market comparisons, source register | Premium same-activity eligibility | Mandatory written human QA |
| Complete Solo Practice Research Dossier | $2,500 USD | Experienced in the same permitted activity | How can the major research, positioning, pricing, website, and operating decisions for one primary market be brought into one consistent package? | Broad integrated research and documentation | Eight-module dossier, master PDF, editable defined components, source and calculation appendices | Premium same-activity eligibility | Mandatory written human QA |
Next step
Harborfield provides customized business research and decision-support information. This product does not provide regulated professional advice or guarantee market or business outcomes.
Delivery boundary
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