Test before you spend.
Raati pre-tests ads, sales pages, and email copy against a panel of 13 AI personas — each built from an extensive audience dossier — and returns structured verdicts in minutes, not weeks.
Paid distribution is how most teams learn what converts.
It is also expensive, slow, and unrecoverable. Every losing ad teaches you something — at the price of the spend that taught it. By the time the data is clean, the campaign window is closed and the budget is gone.
Feedback before distribution, not after.
Run every draft through a panel that mirrors your actual audience before you pay to learn the same thing in market. The result isn't a guess — it's a verdict, structured, defensible, and reproducible.
A panel runs in five steps.
Each step is a discrete, inspectable stage. Nothing is a black box — every verdict, every rewrite, every score is traceable back to the dossier that produced it.
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The number that matters.
Synthetic-audience methods reach approximately 92% agreement with real human focus groups in independent research from Harvard Business School, Stanford, and The Times.
Raati turns the methodology into a performance marketing tool — the dossier framework, the panel composition, the rewrite loop, and the ranking model are ours; the methodological floor is peer-reviewed and externally validated.
Three things, specifically.
Questions a skeptic should ask.
A/B tests measure what already happened after the spend. Raati predicts which variation will win before any impressions are bought. The two are complementary — Raati narrows the field of candidates worth A/B testing, so the tests you do run reach significance faster and on smaller budgets.
Each persona is grounded in a 1,400-word dossier covering demographics, purchase history, jobs-to-be-done, objections, and category vocabulary. Dossiers are calibrated against a seed of real audience data — interview transcripts, survey responses, or first-party CRM samples — before the panel goes live for your account.
The panel composition itself is also tuned: we sample personas to match the distribution of your actual audience, not a generic public.
The synthetic-audience method is general; the dossiers are not. For most B2C and SMB-targeted B2B categories, our base library covers it. For technical or regulated niches — enterprise security, clinical, defense — we build a custom panel from your data during onboarding. That usually takes about a week.
A traditional focus group runs $500 to $4,000 per session and takes one to three weeks to recruit, run, and synthesise. A Raati panel costs approximately $0.13 per run and returns structured verdicts in roughly four minutes. Accuracy against the same human panels is approximately 92%.
The math means you can run a panel for every variation, not just for finalists.
Images and videos are supported: the panel reads visual creative the same way a human reviewer would, scoring legibility, brand fit, and message clarity.
Bring a draft. Leave with a verdict.
The demo is a 30-minute working session, not a sales call. Send us an ad or a landing page you're about to ship; we'll run it through a panel calibrated to your audience while you watch and pick apart the verdicts in real time.