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Self-employed in Web3 – problem, not token.

Consulting, development, training, tokenisation or a product on a chain: planix finds the idea that fits your skills and tests the riskiest assumption Web3 ideas usually fail on – that someone outside the scene has the problem.

planix finds the idea that fits your skills and tests the riskiest assumption Web3 ideas usually fail on – that someone outside the scene has the problem.

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The technology excites – the market asks about the benefit

If you know your way around Web3, you see applications everywhere. Most fail not on the technology but on the fact that nobody outside the scene has the problem or pays for it. Becoming self-employed here means: solve the problem of a clearly named segment – companies, bookkeepers, creatives – and test willingness to pay and regulation before you build anything.

If you know your way around Web3, you see applications everywhere. Most fail not on the technology but on the fact that nobody outside the scene has the problem or pays for it.

What gets tested first

1

Does anyone outside the scene have the problem?

Enthusiasm in the community is not a market. It tests whether a segment outside it has the problem and understands your offer.

Enthusiasm in the community is not a market.

2

Does this segment pay – and for what?

Consulting and implementation get paid for, ideas do not. It tests the price range per service and segment.

Consulting and implementation get paid for, ideas do not.

3

What does regulation require in the UK?

Tokens, custody and payment services are regulated differently. It tests what your offer requires – and what blocks the start.

Tokens, custody and payment services are regulated differently.

How planix tests it

How it works in detail
  • Concept testShows whether your offer is understood without jargon – by people outside the scene.
  • Target group fitCompares segments: who really has the problem, who pays for it.
  • Price sensitivity (Gabor-Granger)Tests specific flat fees for consulting, development or training.

Metrics that count here

  • Fee per mandate or day
  • Mandates outside the scene
  • Billable hours per week
  • Costs for legal clarification
  • Mandate duration
  • Repeat engagement rate

Which market data goes in

  • Providers and agencies in the segment, by name and with source
  • Number of companies and bookkeepers per region
  • Regulation for tokens, custody and payment services by country
  • Market data and growth in the Web3 segment

Market data from official sources: Office for National Statistics, Companies House, Bank of England, legislation.gov.uk, data.gov.uk, British Library, GOV.UK, HMRC

Which package fits

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Find your business idea shows you for free which offer from your skills can become a business – and for whom outside the scene. Before you build anything, Test the market tests problem, price and regulation with respondents and market data.

Find your business idea shows you for free which offer from your skills can become a business – and for whom outside the scene. Before you build anything, Test the market tests problem, price and regulation with respondents and market data.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions from the industry

Yes – and consulting is often the quicker route to the product: you can launch it in weeks and it brings the customers you test the product with. The report assesses both paths.

Very. No segment outside the scene, no willingness to pay or blocking regulation lead to the decision “Do not pursue” – with reasons. That is the value before you build for a year.

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