Example Decisions Researched With Dossier
These are examples of the kinds of decisions people research with Dossier — chosen to show what gets analyzed for each. They're demo prompts, not saved reports with fixed findings: click one and Dossier researches it live, so what you see reflects current evidence, not a snapshot from when this page was written.
Note: the descriptions below explain what Dossier looks at for each type of question — they aren't specific findings or statistics. Run the example to get real, sourced research for that exact question.
"Should I start a car detailing business?"
A business idea question with a budget attached. Add your city in the Location / Market field and Dossier researches that market and its competitors, then runs the financial model against the stated €10,000 budget — startup costs, break-even timing, and ROI — plus the risks specific to a seasonal, local service business.
Run this example"Should a startup enter the EV charging market?"
A broader market-entry question with no fixed budget. Dossier reads market sizing signals and trends, maps who's already operating in EV charging, and surfaces the risks and open questions a startup would face entering now versus later.
Run this example"Which market should a SaaS startup enter next?"
A comparative question rather than a single yes/no. Dossier researches the specified market against the same evidence-based criteria — demand signals, competitive density, and risk — that back a single-market decision score, so you can run it once per candidate market and compare results.
Run this example"Should I expand an existing local business to a second location?"
An expansion question, which leans more heavily on feasibility math than a from-scratch idea does — Dossier researches the new location's market and competitors, then models the additional costs and expected revenue against a second-location budget.
Run this exampleFAQ
Do these examples cost me a research credit?
Yes — running an example generates a real dossier the same way typing your own question would, and uses one of your free or Pro credits.
Will I get the same result if I run the same example twice?
Identical requests within a short window may return a cached result; research the same topic later and you may see different evidence if the web has changed.