Sherlock turns customer demand, local competition, pricing pressure, and buyer behavior into clear decisions for owner-led service businesses.
Most enterprise market research is written for analysts and investors. Operators get 80-page PDFs full of charts and zero recommended action.
Industry benchmarks at the country level don't tell you what's happening in your zip code. Local operators need local signals to compete.
Owners often rely on ad reps, peer chatter, and one-off competitor calls to make pricing and growth decisions. That hidden cost shows up in churn and lost share.
Every Sherlock module ends with a specific recommended move — pricing, channel, positioning — not just a chart. Insights you act on, not just read.
Each module is designed to answer one commercial question quickly, then point the owner toward a concrete decision.
Size the opportunity by category, market, customer segment, and service line.
Understand satisfaction, switching intent, trust channels, unmet needs, and willingness to pay.
Benchmark local providers, offers, ratings, positioning, and service bundles.
Spot where customers tolerate premium pricing — and where churn-risk lives.
Prioritize Google, referrals, local groups, review capture, and neighborhood visibility.
Turn the data into specific launch plans, messaging, pricing tiers, and next-best moves.
This module uses a 312-person consumer panel concept: homeowners who paid for landscaping or lawn care in the last 12 months and were primary or shared decision-makers in their household.
Each industry becomes a scalable template: market size, buyer behavior, competition, pricing, and growth opportunities.
No enterprise subscription. No 12-week research project. Choose the market question, get the report, act.
Start broad with an industry report or go local with city, region, and service-line modules.
See consumer demand, switching triggers, channel trust, price sensitivity, and competitive positioning.
Leave with specific recommendations for messaging, pricing, services, hiring, and expansion.
The fastest path is not selling giant enterprise research contracts. It is creating clean, affordable, high-trust reports that owner-operators, agencies, and franchise teams can buy without a committee.
Reports are priced to be an obvious upgrade from guessing — and an obvious bargain compared to a $25K consulting engagement.
Every Sherlock report combines four independent data sources, with every number tagged as simulated, benchmarked, or fielded.
300+ verified service-buying households per market, fielded in the last 12 months.
Primary conversations with active service-business owners across each industry covered.
Census, BLS, permit data, and association reports cross-referenced for every market sizing claim.
Search trends, review velocity, ad-spend indicators, and channel data triangulated each quarter.
I was about to drop $12K on a marketing agency to push residential pressure washing. The city-specific report showed me which zip codes actually pay for premium service and which were a dead end. Cancelled the agency, rerouted my crew, and our close rate doubled in 60 days.
— Caleb T., Owner, Bear Power WashWe were stuck debating whether to push our premium epoxy line or stay competitive on price. The Sherlock report showed us exactly which buyer segments would pay more — and which would walk. Rebuilt our pricing tiers that weekend and our average ticket went up 23% in the first quarter.
— Amir L., Owner, Garage Floor Coating & EpoxyWe were planning to add a cosmetic dentistry line. The local report showed the demand was real, but the buyer profile in our area wasn't what we assumed. We adjusted the offer and the messaging before launch. Cleanest pre-launch decision I've ever made.
— Dana C., Dental OperatorMake trust obvious before checkout.
Owner-led businesses, franchise teams, local service companies, agencies, and investors who need clear market intelligence without enterprise research overhead. If you're making a pricing, channel, expansion, or acquisition decision in the next 90 days, you're the buyer.
Six modules: demand and market size, buyer behavior, competitive landscape, pricing pressure, channel strategy, and an executive playbook. Each module ends with specific recommended actions, not just data. Sample insights are shown on the report page before checkout.
Enterprise research is built for analysts and investors at $3K+ per seat. Consultants run $25K+ for a single project. Sherlock is built for operators at $497 per report or $2,000/year for ongoing intelligence — priced and structured to drive specific operational decisions, not committee debate.
Every Sherlock data point is tagged as simulated, benchmarked, or fielded. Simulated insights illustrate the structure of a module before you buy. Benchmarked data comes from public sources cross-referenced for accuracy. Fielded data comes from active consumer panels and operator interviews. Live reports are dominated by fielded and benchmarked data.
Google Trends tells you what people search. It doesn't tell you why customers switch, what they'd pay 20% more for, or which growth move has the highest odds in your market. Generic industry reports describe the past. Sherlock reports drive your next decision.
Quarterly Intelligence ($2,000/year) includes four quarterly report refreshes plus four strategy meetings with the Sherlock team — typically scoped around upcoming launches, pricing decisions, expansion moves, or competitive responses. It's the equivalent of a fractional market intelligence team for less than the cost of a single consulting engagement.
Yes. Standard and City-Specific Report purchases credit toward an upgrade to Quarterly Intelligence within 30 days of purchase. Most buyers start with a single report and upgrade once they see the value of ongoing market signal.