ProofBench
Know which idea to build, before you build it
What it does
ProofBench spins up a fake-door landing page for each of your ideas, tracks who signs up and who clicks "buy", and ranks them by conversion and buy-intent rate — not vanity views. So you build the one people actually want. One-time payment, no subscription.
Test your startup ideas with real landing pages. ProofBench measures the real signal — email conversion + fake-door intent, not vanity views — and ranks your ideas so you build the one people actually want.
Launch a test page for each idea in minutes. ProofBench tracks who signs up and who clicks buy — real intent, not vanity views — and ranks your ideas so you build the one people actually want. 312 views → wins. “Budget tracker” pulled 2,100 views at just 9% — volume lies. Three weekends. A landing page. One tweet. Then… silence — no signups, no replies. You didn't have a code problem. You had a proof problem: you built before you knew if anyone wanted it. ProofBench is how you stop adding to the graveyard. Give your idea a headline, a subtitle, and a button. Pick a template. It's live at proofben.ch/p/your-idea. Drop the link in a tweet, a subreddit, your newsletter, or a $20 ad. Measuring…from proofben.ch
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- ASA site to help you validate ideas in bulk2020 · ▲93
Hi HN! I made a really quick web app to help people validate their ideas. The app is a simple landing page builder, but every page includes a really simple Yes/No "Are You Interested?" poll. Every vote is recorded and tracked, and if they click yes they are brought to a page where they can submit an email. This makes validating ideas super easy because you can post your link to different communities and get statistically significant results as well as build an email list. Given an hour, you could easily create 50 different landing pages and be able to validate your ideas in bulk. The…



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