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Decision-grade market intelligence Platform, on any market, any geography Market research is broken. $40K consulting takes 8 weeks. AI tools hallucinate citations. Neither survives a real committee. Meridian Consensus is a next-generation market intelligence platform that delivers clarity amidst complexity. By aggregating, analyzing, synthesizing data from thousands of sources, it reveals what matters most, so you can make confident, forward-looking decisions. Interactive dashboards. Live.
The market research category has not been rebuilt in twenty years. Senior corporate-development, private-equity, and strategy teams routinely walk into investment committees with figures they cannot fully defend, sourced from disparate analyst reports with material variance, delivered on timelines misaligned with how decisions actually get made. We built Meridian Consensus to close that gap.
The problem. The category offers two unsatisfactory options. Traditional research firms operate on six- to eight-week timelines at consulting-grade pricing. Generative AI tools produce output that cannot withstand committee scrutiny. Neither meets the standard required by institutional decision-makers.
How the approach evolved. Our initial framing was speed. We were wrong. The deeper problem was defensibility — and that reframing produced three operating commitments that now define the product:
1. Adversarial review, disclosed. Every report passes through committee review. Objections are published alongside the thesis, unedited. Readers see the critique, not only the conclusion.
2. Variance disclosed, not collapsed. Where independent benchmarks diverge, we show the dispersion and decompose each methodology. False precision is worse than honest uncertainty.
3. Living research. Quarterly refresh and event-triggered revisions, with a written diff memo on every update. Static reports are stale on arrival.
Full report previews are available without signup at the link. We welcome rigorous questions on methodology, sourcing, or coverage.
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About Meridian Consensus on Product Hunt
“Decision-grade Market Intelligence Platform”
Meridian Consensus was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Decision-grade market intelligence Platform, on any market, any geography Market research is broken. $40K consulting takes 8 weeks. AI tools hallucinate citations. Neither survives a real committee. Meridian Consensus is a next-generation market intelligence platform that delivers clarity amidst complexity. By aggregating, analyzing, synthesizing data from thousands of sources, it reveals what matters most, so you can make confident, forward-looking decisions. Interactive dashboards. Live.
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