Every package includes real human respondents, PhD-designed methodology, and a Talli Performance Index delivered in 24–48 hours. Pick the test that fits your question.
Whether you go with a $349 Scorecard or a $1,499/mo Season Pass, every test gets the full methodology.
50+ verified respondents per asset
Peer-reviewed research design
Attribute + Intent + Sentiment
Scorecard in your inbox, fast
If your asset underperforms, we don't leave you hanging. We fix it and prove the fix works.
Our in-house creative team takes your TPI data and redesigns or rewrites the underperforming asset to hit the metrics you missed.
After The Remix, run the improved asset through the system at a steep discount to prove the new version outperforms the original.
Logos, ad creatives, brand names, taglines, packaging, website hero sections, email headers, pitch decks, and copy/content. If your audience will see it, we can score it.
Real, verified human consumers sourced through Prolific, a leading academic research platform. No bots, no AI, no synthetic responses. 50+ respondents per asset for statistical reliability.
After purchase, you select 3 brand perception traits from our curated list — Trust, Approachability, Intelligence, Modernity, Boldness, Warmth, Sophistication, Authenticity, Energy, or Simplicity. Pick the ones that align with your brand goals.
Most tests deliver within 24–48 hours after you submit your asset and study preferences. Season Pass members with priority queue typically receive results on the faster end.
The Talli Performance Index is a composite score (0–100) across three pillars: Attribute (brand perception), Intention (purchase/recommend intent), and Sentiment (open-ended gut reaction). In A/B tests, the leader on each pillar scores 100 and others score proportionally.
Yes. No contracts, no commitment. Cancel anytime — unused credits remain available through the end of your billing period.
Not sure which package? Start with The Scorecard — one asset, one answer, $349. You'll know if Talli is for you before you spend another dollar on assumptions.
Start with The Scorecard