Automated Conjoint Analysis
Optimize your product features and pricing all before they even launch.
What is Conjoint Analysis?
Conjoint analysis is a market research approach that measures the value consumers place on your offerings’ individual or packaged features. It uncovers consumer preferences, allowing you to use the data to predict adoption, test price sensitivity, choose optimal features, and project market share. It accomplishes this by mimicking the trade-offs consumers make in the real world when making purchasing decisions.A conjoint analysis will provide you with part-worth/utility scores, the estimate of the overall value (or utility) associated with each attribute and level used to define your product. Those utility values provide vital insights on how appealing those attribute levels are to consumers.Why Use Conjoint Analysis?
Conjoint analysis is often used in research to test products and pricing pre-launch. Conjoint experiments help to identify the rules consumers explicitly (and implicitly) use to make their purchasing decisions.The premise of this technique is fairly simple: consumers conduct mental trade-offs between product features, prices, and other factors like quality, functionality, or style.
The purpose of a Conjoint Analysis is to assess how consumers evaluate a product and the value they place on each attribute. This ultimately enables your team to find the optimal feature set to make your launch a success.