# AI Business Idea Scorecard Summary

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Last reviewed: 2026-06-16

## Standard Answer

An AI business idea should pass a strict scorecard before it becomes a landing page, app, store, or automation workflow. Score demand proof, cost control, delivery complexity, distribution, risk exposure, and repeatability. If several dimensions are weak, reject the idea or run a tiny test for the weakest assumption.

## Scorecard Dimensions

- Demand proof: people already search, ask, pay, or complain about the problem.
- Cost control: fixed cost, variable cost, API/tool cost, and stop-loss are capped.
- Delivery complexity: the work can be delivered with a checklist.
- Distribution: there is a believable first channel.
- Risk exposure: claims, data, payments, platform rules, and refunds are screened.
- Repeatability: the test creates reusable content, workflow, data, or template value.

## Minimum Test

1. Write the idea in one sentence.
2. Score all six dimensions before researching tools.
3. Pick the weakest dimension.
4. Run a 7-day test for that risk only.
5. Use the ROI calculator only after the qualitative screen passes.

## Stop-Loss Signals

- Total score is below 60/100 and there is no strong demand evidence.
- Distribution is below 2/5.
- The test requires annual billing, inventory, or complex build work before proof.
- The idea depends on claims that cannot be verified.

## Data Boundary

This summary helps reject weak ideas. It is not a revenue forecast, market-size estimate, ranking signal, or investment recommendation. Real customer data is still required before scaling.