Pre-Feasibility Studies
A rapid estimate of market, costs and returns that ends in a straight recommendation: proceed to a full study, rework the idea, or stop before you lose money.
Who is it for?
- Founders at the idea stage
- Investors comparing several opportunities
- Anyone who needs a quick decision before major spending
What does it cover?
Idea screening
Framing the idea, revenue model and target customer.
Market estimate
Approximate demand, main competitors and price levels.
Cost estimate
Initial capital and core operating costs.
Indicative metrics
Approximate break-even and estimated payback period.
Critical risks
The three to five risks most likely to sink the idea.
Recommendation
A clear decision and, if promising, what a full study needs to cover.
What you receive
- Study report — A complete report of findings, analysis and recommendation, fully sourced.
- Financial model — An open Excel model: change an assumption and see its effect instantly.
- Executive summary — Two pages presenting the project, metrics and recommendation for decision-makers and financiers.
- Results presentation — A session to walk through the findings and answer your questions and your financier's.
Common questions
Is a pre-feasibility study enough for financing?
Usually not; most financiers require a comprehensive study. The pre-feasibility study tells you whether the idea deserves one.
Is its cost credited if I move to a full study?
The full study builds on it, and how it is credited is set out in the proposal.
How does it differ from a comprehensive study?
A pre-feasibility study gives fast estimates for a go/no-go decision; a comprehensive study is a documented, detailed analysis fit for financing and execution.
Pre-Feasibility Study
Send your project details and we'll reply within one business day with a written proposal on scope, timeline and fee.


