Two weeks. Fixed price. A written answer.
Before you spend £6,000+ engineering a unique product, the Edge Sprint tells you whether you should, and if so, how.
- Feasibility read for your category
- IP first-pass (freedom-to-operate scan)
- Account-health sanity check
- FBA-readiness assessment
- Four-outcome recommendation + 60-min call
What do I actually get for £1,250?
A decision-grade engineering assessment of one product, delivered as a written report and a 60-minute call, not a sales pitch.
- Feasibility read. Can this product be engineered into something genuinely differentiated, for your category and price point?
- IP first-pass. A freedom-to-operate scan on the obvious risks. We coordinate IP and compliance via partners — we do not provide legal advice.
- Account-health sanity check. Is your Amazon account in a state where launching a new product is even sensible right now?
- FBA-readiness assessment. Does the manufacturing path we’d recommend actually land FBA-ready stock, or create a fulfilment problem?
- A four-outcome recommendation. One clear verdict on what to do next, plus a 60-minute walk-through call.
What’s not included?
The Sprint is a diagnostic, not the engineering. It deliberately stops short of four things.
- Full engineering drawings or CAD. That’s the Design Phase (from £6,000 + VAT).
- Tooling quotes from named suppliers. We scope the manufacturing approach and indicative cost; real RFQs come later.
- A patent attorney’s opinion. We run a first-pass freedom-to-operate scan and coordinate specialists; we do not give legal advice.
- Guaranteed Amazon outcomes. No one can promise a rank. We tell you whether the engineering is viable and worth it.
Is this built for a seller like me?
It’s for established Amazon sellers weighing real money against a real product decision, not for idea-stage founders.
The Sprint fits if:
- You already run a real Amazon business with revenue, not an idea you saw on Instagram.
- You’ve spotted a product opportunity, or you suspect your current white-label SKU is being commoditised out from under you.
- You can treat £1,250 as decision-grade research, cheaper than betting £6k+ on a guess.
- You’re prepared to act on the recommendation either way, including a recommendation not to proceed.
What if the answer is “don’t bother”?
Then you’ve spent £1,250 to avoid a £6,000+ mistake, and that’s a good outcome, not a failed one.
Every Edge Sprint concludes with exactly one of four recommendations:
Proceed to Design Phase
The product’s viable, the IP looks clear enough, the path is sound. We scope the £6k Design Phase next.
Use an Advisor Block
You don’t need the full engagement yet, you need a few hours of engineering input. £100/hr in 5- or 10-hour blocks.
Fix account-health first
The product idea holds, but your account isn’t in shape to launch. We tell you what to fix; you come back when ready.
Don’t proceed
And we tell you exactly why. The honest “no” is the deliverable.
How does it work, and how long does it take?
Async-first, 1–2 weeks end to end, booking to a written report and a walk-through call. Most of it doesn’t need your calendar.
Booking
You pay, you’re in. No discovery call to schedule first.
Diagnostic
Short async forms: product, category, situation. ~30 minutes, on your schedule.
Engineering review
Feasibility, IP first-pass, manufacturing scoping. The part you’re paying for.
Report
Written up: the verdict, the reasoning, the recommended path.
Delivery + call
The report and a 60-minute walk-through with Dave.
Book your Edge Sprint.
One short pre-qualifier form. Booking is the payment, there’s no free consultation step.
The Edge Sprint is how we find out whether we should work together. You’ll tell us your revenue band, category, product situation, and primary blocker; pick a slot; and pay. Then the diagnostic starts.
No rollover, no credit toward later work, no time-limited discount. The Edge Sprint and the Design Phase are independent transactions.
Frequently asked.
What if you recommend I don’t proceed?
How do I know this will work for my product?
I’ve been burned by agencies before. How is this different?
Can I skip the Sprint and go straight to engineering?
What if I can’t justify £1,250 right now?
Who is the engagement contracted with?
Primed.Design is Cast Iron CAD’s Amazon-seller practice. Led by Dave Lock personally, not a handoff. 40+ product development projects; University of Brighton Industrial Advisory Board.
If the Edge Sprint isn’t right for you, I’ll tell you.
That’s the whole point. A fixed price, a written answer, and a straight recommendation either way.
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