Folio Research

AI-powered Voice of Customer reports for B2B founders

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April 14, 2026 I built a productised Voice of Customer research service. First example report is free to read.

I've been building a service called Folio Research — AI-powered Voice of Customer reports for B2B founders.

The problem I kept seeing was that founders make expensive product and positioning decisions based on gut feel or a quick ChatGPT session. The real signal is out there (500+ reviews on G2, Reddit, Hacker News) but nobody has time to read it all, let alone structure it.

So I built a pipeline that aggregates verified reviews from G2, Capterra, Reddit, and Trustpilot, then synthesises them into a structured 20+ page report using a Jobs-to-be-Done framework.

I just published the first example report: "Voice of Customer: Sales CRM Tools for B2B Startups." It covers HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Attio, and Close.io — what users love, hate, switch from, and wish existed.

Happy to share a copy if you're curious. And if you're building in a space where you'd find this useful for your own market, that's exactly what the service does.

Reports start at £299. Happy to answer any questions about the approach or the product below.

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    Curious how much overlap there is between "what customers write in G2 reviews" and "what AI models actually surface when someone asks for a tool recommendation." They're trained on different data. A founder could read 500 reviews and still be invisible to the people searching via ChatGPT.

    Not a knock on the product — the VoC angle is genuinely useful. Just a gap I've been thinking about lately.

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The problem I kept seeing: founders make expensive product and positioning decisions based on gut feel or a quick ChatGPT session.