BUILT FOR

Who Urchin is
built for.

Urchin replaces the slow, expensive, opinion-led research that brands have learned to live with. Four kinds of people use it most.

01BRAND

FMCG and consumer goods brand managers.

You have a category to defend or extend, an agency cycle that takes six weeks, and a board meeting in three. Urchin gives you the category truth — calibrated, current, comparable — without waiting for a panel to field.

Used for: portfolio prioritisation, new entry decisions, category defence, annual planning.
02FOUNDER

D2C founders and CMOs.

You can’t write a fifteen-lakh cheque to a research firm for every GTM call. You also can’t keep flying blind. Urchin gives you the category map — the demand, the white spaces, the unfilled needs — at the resolution you need to decide what to launch and what to skip.

Used for: GTM planning, new product validation, channel prioritisation, fundraising decks.
03INVESTOR

PE and VC portfolio teams.

A category-deep view in days, not weeks. Use it for diligence on a target, post-acquisition GTM for a portfolio company, or a category thesis you need to defend in front of an IC.

Used for: diligence support, post-deal value creation, sector-thesis development, portfolio review.
04AGENCY

Agency strategists and planners.

Your client expects data-led pitches. You can’t keep a research bench in-house. Urchin runs the category work behind the scenes — your insight, our intelligence layer, white-labelled or co-branded.

Used for: pitch support, ongoing strategic work, white-label intelligence service.
RANGE

Categories we’ve mapped.

Urchin is category-agnostic by design — the method works wherever consumers reveal preference through search and behaviour.

Personal careBeautyPeriod careFinancial servicesConsumer durablesBeveragesWellnessHome carePet careSpecialty insuranceMobilityApparel

Across India, Bangladesh, the US, and select Southeast Asian markets. New categories scoped on request.

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