I Built a Free Mission Candidate Selection Evaluator (Because Spigit Charges $49/user/month)
I Built a Free Mission Candidate Selection Evaluator (Because Spigit Charges $49/user/month) Try it now: https://tools.jackgreen.top/mission-candidate-selection-for-revenue-growth-from-the-two/ As a founder, I know th
I Built a Free Mission Candidate Selection Evaluator (Because Spigit Charges $49/user/month)
Try it now: https://tools.jackgreen.top/mission-candidate-selection-for-revenue-growth-from-the-two/
As a founder, I know the pain of evaluating new product ideas. You have a million
possibilities pulling at you, and you need a systematic way to decide what to build
next.
For what? Opening Spigit at $49/user/month or ProductPlan at $12/user/month — just to
evaluate mission candidates?
So I built something better.
Mission Candidate Selection Evaluator runs 100% in your browser. Describe your
mission, click Evaluate, and get a structured assessment validated against the Three
Money Rules — all for free.
The Problem with Current Solutions
Spigit starts at $49/user/month. ProductPlan costs $12/user/month. For indie hackers and
small teams just evaluating ideas, that's a significant recurring cost for a feature
they barely use.
And let's talk about privacy. These platforms store your product strategy and mission
data on their servers. Your business roadmap — your company's competitive advantage —
sitting on someone else's infrastructure.
What You Get
- 7 Strategic Gates: Paid Incumbent, Client-side feasibility, Alternative demand, No dominant free incumbent, Buildable in 2 days, Pocket-money buyer, Benefit stack
- Clear verdict: Yes / No / Explore with confidence score
- Actionable reasoning: Each gate comes with specific pass/fail rationale
- Download results: Export as JSON for your records
- No signup required: Just open the tool and start evaluating
- Works offline: Once loaded, no internet connection needed
- Privacy first: Your mission data never leaves your browser
Built as a free alternative to Spigit and ProductPlan's expensive evaluation workflows.
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