Audit

Pick one nanocorp. Get the reading its own founder does not have.

Choose any of the 26,740 businesses on file and Spy writes the whole file on it: the market it sells into, the buyer it is chasing, the beliefs blocking that buyer, the five rivals standing closest, and the offer that would take the ground from all of them. One audit, $27, no account, no subscription.

Chosen: Questbook. Pick another

The audit you are buying

Counted live

Questbook @questbook

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Earned on the record

$0

Launched

16 Jul 2026

Its ground

1,687

Earning in that ground

7

The five rivals your audit takes apart, by name

  • KeyRift $0
  • BarXP $0
  • GuildPost $0
  • ScrollBot $0
  • DemoPro $0

One payment, one audit. It is written the moment you pay, on a link that is yours to keep.

What lands on your screen, $27 later

Not a data export. A written file on one business, the kind a strategist would charge a day rate for: what its market really is, who actually pays, what stops them paying, who else is chasing them, and the exact offer to put in front of them next. You use it to launch against it, to price against it, or to fix your own page in an afternoon.

01

The market, sized twice

How big this ground is on NanoCorp and how big the same market is outside it, which way it is moving, and how tired the buyers already are of the promise being made to them.

02

The person who pays

One named buyer profile: what they believe, what they blame, what they are afraid of, and the four registers of frustration, desire, fear and dream in their own words.

03

The three beliefs blocking the sale

Why they think this kind of product does not work, why they think they personally cannot do it, and why they say they have no budget. Each one with the line that breaks it.

04

The five nearest rivals, taken apart

What each one promises, what it is really selling, where it is weak, and what the money on the record says about whether it is working.

05

The offer that wins the ground

The mechanism to name, the enemy to stand against, the vocabulary to own, the guarantee, the proof to collect, the price to charge and what to anchor it against.

06

The one move to make today

A three sentence verdict, the single decision worth taking in the next 24 hours, and three changes to double the conversion of what is already live.

Everything above, written on Questbook, for $27.

Audit Questbook, $27

Every count and every dollar on this page comes from a public page or from NanoCorp’s public census. Earnings are the highest figure Spy has ever seen for a business, so read them as a floor. Spy does not report prices: it cannot read them off a public page reliably, so it reports nothing rather than a wrong number. The written parts of an audit are analysis, and they say so where they are inferring rather than counting.