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Product refinement hub

Product Profiler

Design products people actually want.

When it’s time to get serious about product development, you need more than instinct. You need a map of which attributes drive real consumer choice—and which combinations win. That’s where the Product Profiler shines.

How it works

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We collaborate with you to define the elements of your innovation (features, pricing, configurations).

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Consumers engage in choice-based exercises designed to feel intuitive and realistic.

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Astrea’s models predict how different attribute combinations will perform in-market.

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We deliver clear rankings, preference shares, and a powerful simulator to explore “what-if” scenarios.


What it measures

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Attribute importance and level-by-level preference

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Preferred product bundles and configurations

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Price elasticity

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Incrementality versus current portfolio

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Consumer adoption potential

Best for

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Product optimization

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Feature prioritization

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Price-point strategy

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Building incrementality into your portfolio


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Why it matters


Because the best product isn’t always the flashiest—it’s the one that makes consumers say, “Yes.”