Product Market Fit Age of AI Assessment.

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Quiz Questions

1.
How clearly can you articulate the 'primary job' your customers hire your product to do?
- A.
  Not clearly at all
- B.
  Somewhat, but it’s fuzzy
- C.
  Clear for most customers
- D.
  Crystal clear and consistent
2.
If your product disappeared tomorrow, how would customers react?
- A.
  They’d barely notice
- B.
  They’d be inconvenienced
- C.
  They’d actively look for an alternative
- D.
  They’d be very upset / complain loudly
3.
How strong is your user retention 'without' heavy discounts or manual follow-ups?
- A.
  Very weak retention
- B.
  Inconsistent retention
- C.
  Solid retention
- D.
  Strong and improving retention
4.
How easily could an AI-native tool replace your core value proposition?
- A.
  Very easily
- B.
  Some parts could be replaced
- C.
  Only minor parts
- D.
  Very hard to replace
5.
How do customers respond to your pricing?
- A.
  Constant pushback
- B.
  Some resistance
- C.
  Mostly comfortable
- D.
  Clearly validated pricing
6.
How much of your growth comes from referrals or inbound interest?
- A.
  Almost none
- B.
  Occasionally
- C.
  Regularly
- D.
  Consistently
7.
How differentiated does your product feel compared to alternatives?
- A.
  Barely differentiated
- B.
  Slightly differentiated
- C.
  Clearly differentiated
- D.
  Strong, defensible differentiation
8.
How aligned are your features with customer outcomes that matter 'today'?
- A.
  Poorly aligned
- B.
  Some misalignment
- C.
  Mostly aligned
- D.
  Fully aligned
9.
How confident are you that your product’s value still holds 'post-AI'?
- A.
  Not confident
- B.
  Some doubts
- C.
  Mostly confident
- D.
  Very confident
10.
If you had to bet the next 3 years on this product, how would you feel?
- A.
  Very unsure
- B.
  Cautiously unsure
- C.
  Confident
- D.
  Extremely confident

Quiz Outcomes

1.
🔴 Outcome 1: PMF at Risk (0–10)
Your answers suggest that your product is no longer strongly aligned with an urgent customer problem—or AI has significantly eroded your differentiation. This doesn’t mean your idea is bad. It means your "PMF has likely decayed". What’s happening: • Weak retention signals • Unclear must-have value • High AI replacement risk Recommended Next Step: Before building more features or spending on growth, you need a PMF reset.
2.
🟠 Outcome 2: Partial PMF (11–20)
Some users clearly get value from your product, but others don’t. This usually means your PMF is “uneven”—strong in some segments, weak in others. AI may be accelerating this gap. What this means: • You’re closer than you think • Growth without clarity will increase churn • Re-validation is critical *before* scaling
3.
🟡 Outcome 3: Strong PMF (21–25)
Your product is clearly valuable and resonates with customers. However, some parts of your value proposition may be vulnerable to AI-driven alternatives. Focus areas: • Double down on differentiation • Remove features that no longer matter • Reinforce what’s hardest to replace
4.
🟢 Outcome 4: AI-Resilient PMF (26–30)
You’ve built something customers truly need—and AI hasn’t weakened your core value. This puts you in a great position to scale 'if' you stay disciplined. Next level opportunities: • Strengthen your moat • Accelerate growth confidently • Turn PMF into predictable revenue