About our demand tests

Effective and last updated: 9 November 2026

Why these tests exist

Before a company builds a product, or an investor backs one, it helps to know whether people actually want it. A demand test shows a real ad and a real-looking product page for something that is planned but not available. Your click told the team behind it that the idea is worth building. That is all it measured.

What did and didn’t happen

• You were not charged. The checkout has no payment fields and no payment is taken.
• No card or bank details were collected. (On rare tests that save a card with Stripe, the page says so before you enter anything, and the card is never charged unless the product launches and you are told first.)
• You were told straight away. The page after “Pay” explains that the product isn’t live.
• Nothing was signed up for you. The launch-notice box starts unticked; only you can tick it.

Your data

• If you did not tick the launch-notice box, the name and email you typed are deleted automatically within 30 days.
• If you did tick it, the company testing the product may email you once about the launch and an early-access price. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
• Anonymous counts of the steps (views, clicks) are kept to report results. Meta only received data if you clicked Accept on the cookie banner.

Want your data deleted now, or a copy of it? Email privacy@levelpartner.ai with the email address you used. Full details are in our privacy policy.

Our rules for every test

• No payment fields, no charges, no hidden subscriptions.
• A clear reveal page right after the Pay click.
• No fake reviews, testimonials, countdowns or scarcity claims.
• No imitation of real brands, banks or payment providers.
• Meta tracking only with consent; your browser’s Global Privacy Control is respected.
• Ads follow Meta’s Advertising Standards.

Questions or a complaint

Contact JSMN EQT LLC, 15 Main St Unit 470, Flemington, New Jersey 08822-7423, United States, at support@levelpartner.ai or +1 866-261-9691.