Simulated audience pre-mortems

Find the weak point before you spend.

Momus tests one funnel, offer, campaign, product idea, or plan against controlled synthetic buyer scenarios—then ranks what to fix first.

  • 25–50simulated audience sessions
  • Oneconcise decision report
  • Rankedfixes and test ideas
Starter beta · 3–5 business days $750

See the evidence. Make the next move.

Buyer trace

“I understand the offer, but I need proof this is more than a generic AI page review.”

Finding

Proof and differentiation are blocking trust.

Action

Lead with a sample deliverable, raw trace excerpt, and clear category comparison.

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Structured scenario research, not one generic AI opinion.

Momus runs the same decision through multiple defined buyer postures, then codes recurring objections, trust gaps, comparisons, and unclear claims. It is fast directional evidence for deciding what to test next—not a replacement for analytics or real-user validation.

01

Map the decision

Define the audience, asset or idea, desired action, alternatives, and constraints.

02

Run the audience

Simulate urgent, skeptical, careful, budget-sensitive, and overwhelmed audience postures.

03

Code friction

Tag objections, proof gaps, message mismatch, unclear claims, and alternative pull.

04

Prioritize changes

Deliver the fixes, tests, and questions most likely to improve the decision.

Use Momus before the expensive part starts.

Before paid traffic

Find the proof gaps, message mismatch, and offer doubts likely to waste spend.

Before a launch

Pressure-test the promise, audience, CTA, and alternatives before the page goes live.

Before a rebuild

Learn what the current asset fails to explain before rewriting the whole thing.

Before an offer test

See how buyers compare price, urgency, proof, and perceived value.

Momus audited its own funnel before launching ads.

The self-audit surfaced the exact objections cold traffic would likely raise: proof, differentiation, and pricing confidence. We turned those traces into site changes before scaling spend.

Read the self-audit

A concise research report built for action.

Conversion blockers

The top reasons synthetic buyers hesitate, leave, or choose a competitor.

Trust and proof gaps

Where the page needs sharper evidence, clearer claims, or better reassurance.

Copy recommendations

Headline, CTA, proof, and offer changes tied to observed friction.

Test backlog

A ranked list of experiments and fixes with impact and effort notes.

For marketers with a real funnel and a decision to make.

Because one generic opinion is not a market read.

Generic AI review

One pass, often broad, usually not tied to cohorts, competitors, or coded findings.

CRO audit

Useful expert opinion, but often slower and less structured around buyer psychology.

User testing

Real people, but recruiting takes time and can be expensive before a launch.

Synthetic Buyer Lab

Fast scenario research across buyer postures, objections, trust gaps, and alternatives.

Start with one decision, one audience, and a few alternatives.

The first beta audits include 25 to 50 simulated audience sessions, a concise report, and a ranked action list delivered 3 to 5 business days after payment and intake.

Strong fit: the decision matters enough that one better lead, customer, investor, partner, or strategic choice is worth more than the audit.

Start a $750 beta audit