RadarFoundry

Business opportunities with receipts, not vibes.

Every week: what just moved in your market, what's coming next, and exactly what to do about it — read straight from where your buyers actually talk. Every insight ships with the play: who to reach, where, the angle, the working-metric, the pre-committed kill. Every claim carries a verbatim receipt, and every failed idea is published with its cause of death. By the time it's in a trend report, the window is shared — our readers move first.

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What a Radar report looks like

Radar #001 — The rent-algorithm ban wave. New Jersey banned algorithmic rent-setting (effective July 1, 2027); New York, Portland and Maryland counties are following. A reporter's TikTok on it (@jackfordreporttv): 23,558 views in a day. We validated 20 keywords: zero passed the money gates — so we published why the obvious build dies, and where the money actually moved instead. Read the full sample report →

What moved

The recent-events recap of your industry, with receipts: the law that passed, the price revolt, the competitor stumble — real dates, real engagement numbers, verbatim quotes.

What's coming

The pipeline: pending rules with their effective dates, competitor hires that precede launches, adoption signals before they're news — so you move before the press release.

Blind spots, solved

We flag what your own team missed about your market — each one with severity and the implementation strategy to fix it, not just the alert.

Strategy included

Every insight ships with the play: who to reach, where, the angle, the working-metric, and a pre-committed kill so you never ride a dead channel.

Catalyst-timed

Deadline waves — shutdowns, EOLs, compliance dates — with the actual effective dates, so you know how long the window stays open.

Kills included

Most ideas die in validation. We publish the corpses with the reason — that's the part no trends newsletter will show you.

Validated, then shipped

Before anything reaches you it survives our validation framework: a real buyer, real urgency, money already in motion, real demand at real prices. That's the floor — the strategy on top is the product.

Pricing

Radar

$79/mo

For operators deciding what to build or sell next. One avoided bad build pays for years of this.

  • What moved and what's coming, every week — 2–3 opportunities, each with the full evidence chain: verbatim quotes, engagement numbers, links
  • The play per opportunity: who to reach, where, the angle, the working-metric, the pre-committed kill
  • The kills, with reasons — the ideas that failed validation and why
  • The demand-and-pricing proof behind every call — real search demand, real click prices, honest difficulty
  • Full archive, no login — the links in your email are your access
Start — $79/mo

Radar Pro

$499/mo

For agencies, consultants and scouts — the monthly custom scan is a $2–5K consulting deliverable.

  • Everything in Radar
  • Custom reporting — a monthly deep report on the market you pick, consulting-grade and built to be resold
  • Strategy-implementation notes on any report — how to run the play in your situation
  • Validated demand table for your market — the proof behind the calls
  • Email Q&A, answered by the person who ran the research
Start Pro

Need company-specific intelligence instead? Start a custom brief — five questions, no sales call, first one free. Every brief includes:

Custom reporting

Built around your company, your competitors, and the decision on your desk — not a newsletter with your name on it.

Blind-spot register

What your team missed about your own market — each entry with severity and the implementation strategy to fix it.

Top-10 tracking

Up to 10 competitors tracked every week — including honest absences, when a rival showed no signal at all.

Live buyer threads

Questions your buyers asked this week that no vendor has answered — each one a placement you can take today.

Onboarding, in full: pay → get email → reports arrive. No account, no password, no call. Pro adds exactly one question.

Who's behind this

We do the work intelligence products skip: find what your own team missed, tell you what's coming before it's news, and ship the strategy to act on it. Every conclusion leaves the desk with receipts attached — verbatim quotes, real engagement numbers, real dates. Validation is the floor here, not the product: the product is the blind spots found, the plays written, the competitors tracked. We bet our own build time on our own calls, and publish the results either way.