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Proof that households will pay for weekly cooking

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  1. Set the trial rule
    45 min
    The trial offer sheet

    Fix one dated page before booking anything. The page holds the whole test: who is tested, what one session includes, the fee tested, and the line that decides continue or stop.

    Assumption: the household profile and the trial fee. Target busy households with a food problem — two working adults, children with activities, a nightly takeout habit, a rising grocery bill. One paid trial session means a menu planned with the household, groceries passed through at receipt cost, and three to four hours on site cooking five days of meals in their kitchen. Example: a two-career household with school-age kids and a nightly takeout habit matches the profile; a retiree who enjoys cooking does not — hours back are the sale, not groceries.

    Evidence to be gathered later: the booking answers from five trials, counted against the line.

    Decision fixed now: stop if fewer than 3 of 5 trial households commit to a weekly booking at the trial fee; continue only at 3 or more. The line must be written before the results exist: a line chosen after the households are already loved is not a line. Date the sheet and keep it visible for decision day.

    The fee, as one number, with a defense that fits in two sentences. The rule: the fee covers time at the target hourly rate after the cost sheet — and it survives comparison with what local meal-delivery subscriptions charge, because that is the number clients already know.

    To note down

    How many of the 5 trial households must commit to a weekly booking for the plan to continue?

    3 attempts left

    What is cooked, for whom, where

    What fee will each trial household pay for one session?

    To do

    • Busy households with a food problem — two working adults, children with activities, nightly takeout habit, rising grocery bill. Exclude households that enjoy cooking.

    • At least 3 of 5 trial households must book weekly at the trial fee. Fewer is STOP. Date the page and keep it visible for decision day.

    • Enter the minimum bookings that continue the plan in the check below.