pmf-survey

Measure product-market fit by surveying active users with a four-question PMF survey and calculating the percentage who would be "very disappointed" if the product disappeared. A rate exceeding 40% indicates you have achieved product-market fit.

A standard product-market fit survey uses four targeted questions directed at active users who recently experienced the core product. The skill generates these specific questions and provides exportable formats for platforms like Typeform and Google Forms.

Analyze open-ended PMF survey responses by extracting top benefit themes from supporters and segmenting high-expectation customers by user attributes. This segmentation converts qualitative feedback into a prioritized, actionable product improvement roadmap.

The product-market fit test provides guidance on appropriate sample sizes and identifies exactly who to survey, focusing on active users who have recently interacted with your core product to ensure reliable sentiment measurement.

The PMF survey workflow applies to both early-stage and growth-stage product contexts. It measures user sentiment and identifies improvement priorities regardless of the product's current maturity level.

The best way to segment PMF survey respondents is by user attributes to isolate high-expectation customers. Comparing the "very disappointed" rates across these segments pinpoints exactly which user profiles to prioritize in your action plan.