Target Spend by Customer Profile

Target Spend by Customer Profile

Estimate the likely monthly spend for your product — by age, behavior, and channel, without relying on panels or declarative surveys.

Estimate the likely monthly spend for your product — by age, behavior, and channel, without relying on panels or declarative surveys.

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Why this matters

Why this matters

Willingness to Pay isn’t just about pricing — it’s about knowing who would buy, at what spend, and why. CMOs and consultants need fast answers to size a market or brief a launch.

Panels take weeks and often miss behavior. With only your target segment and product brief, we estimate who’s concerned, who’s likely to buy, and how much they’d spend monthly — scored, sourced, and ready to activate.

How Starzdata solves this

How Starzdata solves this

  • Define your target segment and product characteristics

  • We match population data: size, demographics, and context

  • Behavioral scores are derived from apps, queries, and relevant signals

  • Outputs include buyer share, purchase blockers, and expected monthly spend


This segment is activated with a blend of trusted sources and your own inputs

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What you get:

What you get:

  • Estimated buyer share per segment

  • Monthly spend range, with blockers and notes

  • Behavioral scoring with supporting signals

  • Transparent, exportable output for sizing or prioritization

One-click access to segment-level insight — no panel, no black box.

Sample data for this segment

#country(input)region(input)city(input)age bracket(input)gender(input)csp code(input)urbanicityurbanicity confidencesegment populationsegment population confidenceoverweight pctoverweight pct confidencesupplement usage pctsupplement usage pct confidencehealth app penetration pcthealth app penetration pct confidencehealth app usage levelhealth app usage level confidencemain supplement motivationmain supplement motivation confidencepurchase channel dominantpurchase channel dominant confidenceprice sensitivity levelprice sensitivity level confidencepremiumization potentialpremiumization potential confidenceglp1 behavior scoreglp1 behavior score confidenceglp1 usage pctglp1 usage pct confidenceside effects pctside effects pct confidencepurchase intent pctpurchase intent pct confidencewtp range eurwtp range eur confidencepurchase blockerpurchase blocker confidence
1USACaliforniaSan Francisco35-44FemaleCSP+Urban92%2700095%52.393%6490%6289%High88%Energy / Muscles85%E-commerce92%Moderate90%High87%595%4.890%7090%6288%€25–3091%Cost90%
2GermanyBavariaMunich45-54MaleCSP+Urban90%1900094%57.191%5188%5886%Moderate85%Digestion84%Pharmacy89%High87%Moderate85%389%3.185%6888%4980%€18–2584%Trust88%
3FranceÎle-de-FranceParis25-34FemaleCSP+Urban93%3200095%48.991%71.590%7089%High88%Beauty86%D2C92%Low90%High89%492%4.288%7290%6787%€28–3590%Awareness86%
4UKEnglandManchester55-64MaleCSP BMixed89%1500092%61.290%4787%4585%Low83%Stress84%Bio store85%High86%Low84%282%2.278%6587%3875%€15–2080%Access84%
5CanadaOntarioToronto65+FemaleCSP AUrban91%1200093%59.489%6888%5086%Moderate85%Immunity84%E-commerce89%Moderate88%Moderate86%387%3.583%6988%5582%€20–2785%Saturation86%
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This sample output simulates a real-world query for a GLP-1 weight loss treatment — a fast-growing category of injectables with strong consumer interest and clinical side effects. The goal: estimate potential monthly spend and buyer share across demographic and behavioral segments.

Each row corresponds to a specific segment defined by age bracket, gender, location, and socio-economic code. The input variables reflect user-defined targeting. From there, the model estimates:

  • The population size of the segment

  • The share likely affected by weight issues

  • A GLP-1 behavioral score based on app and search usage

  • The percentage of users potentially eligible or interested

  • Projected blockers (e.g. side effects, medical concerns)

  • An estimated monthly spend range for this profile

Each enriched field is scored for confidence based on signal strength and source reliability. This table is illustrative — the same structure applies to any product or service where monthly spend and buyer intent matter.

Your questions on this segment, answered

What does this Magic Segment actually deliver?

What does this Magic Segment actually deliver?

What does this Magic Segment actually deliver?

How can I use the output in planning or activation?

How can I use the output in planning or activation?

How can I use the output in planning or activation?

Can I run it for different target segments?

Can I run it for different target segments?

Can I run it for different target segments?

How often is the model updated?

How often is the model updated?

How often is the model updated?

What type of data sources are used?

What type of data sources are used?

What type of data sources are used?

Can I use this instead of a pricing panel?

Can I use this instead of a pricing panel?

Can I use this instead of a pricing panel?

Does this work without any prior sales data?

Does this work without any prior sales data?

Does this work without any prior sales data?

What kind of product briefs can I use?

What kind of product briefs can I use?

What kind of product briefs can I use?

How do you estimate who’s likely to buy?

How do you estimate who’s likely to buy?

How do you estimate who’s likely to buy?

Is the monthly spend based on declared data?

Is the monthly spend based on declared data?

Is the monthly spend based on declared data?

Your questions on this segment, answered

What does this Magic Segment actually deliver?

It estimates what share of a defined segment is likely to buy your product, and how much they would plausibly spend per month — based on behavior, health context, and profile.

How can I use the output in planning or activation?

You can size your addressable market, stress-test pricing, and brief teams with confidence — whether you’re launching, repositioning, or prioritizing segments.

Can I run it for different target segments?

Yes — you can define multiple segments by age, gender, location, or socio-economic code, and compare buyer share and spend across them.

How often is the model updated?

There’s no fixed model — we rebuild the output based on the latest data each time you run it. Freshness and confidence vary with each request, and are always visible.

What type of data sources are used?

We use open and web-accessible data: census tables, app stores, product listings, user forums, search patterns, and behavioral studies. The value isn’t in the raw data — it’s in how we structure it around your segment and product, with transparent logic and confidence scoring.

Can I use this instead of a pricing panel?

Not exactly — this doesn’t replace a pricing panel, but it offers a faster, behavior-based view of intent and spend. Ideal for testing positioning before launching panels.

Does this work without any prior sales data?

Yes. This is designed for early-stage sizing — you don’t need transactions or market share to run it.

What kind of product briefs can I use?

You can run this for any B2C product or service — from health and beauty to food, mobility, or consumer tech — as long as you can describe its use, audience, and price point.

How do you estimate who’s likely to buy?

We match behavioral and contextual signals — like app usage, search patterns, and profile traits — to identify which segments show relevant interest for your product type.

Is the monthly spend based on declared data?

No — it’s not survey-based. Spend is inferred from behavior, needs, and segment characteristics, not from stated preferences.

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