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Prelaunch lets brands collect reservations with a small deposit before launch, as self-service or with service. Horizon measures purchase or sign-up intent without payment, with test design and statistical analysis.
Compared
Both measure behaviour on an offer page. The difference lies in the goal: Prelaunch prepares a launch and builds a community of buyers, Horizon delivers a basis for deciding between variants.
Information on Prelaunch is based on the provider's publicly available information. We are happy to include corrections.
Context
A pre-sale prepares a launch and gathers first buyers. A behavioural test delivers a basis for deciding between variants.
A reservation with a deposit usually requires a planned launch. A behavioural test works without a commitment and without payment.
A reservation platform shows how many people reserve. A behavioural test compares up to six variants with a planned sample and statistical validation.
Combination
Clarify concept, price and value proposition confidentially.
Set the leading variant.
Collect reservations with the chosen variant.
With behavioural evidence and first buyers.
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Provider
Surveys via an app panel and a behavioural test in the online environment.
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An auction within the study flow and a behavioural test in the buying situation.
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Method
Optimising what is live or deciding before investing.
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A rating in a survey or measured purchase intent in the online environment.
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Stated willingness to buy or measured purchase intent.
To the comparisonFAQ
Is a test without a deposit meaningful?
What is measured is the click on buy or sign up, entering an email address and confirming it. These steps are compared statistically per variant and put into context with benchmarks from previous tests.
Is anything sold with Horizon?
No. No contract is concluded and no payment is taken. Anyone who chooses an offer is then told transparently that the offer is not yet available.
Does the product have to come to market afterwards?
No. Horizon delivers a basis for decision-making, there is no launch commitment.
How long does a test take?
Around four weeks from question to data analysis, depending on the target group and the number of variants.
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