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Seed Navity exists to give startups and scaling businesses Fortune-500–grade market intelligence without the six-figure price tag or three-month wait. Founded by data-driven strategist Kratik Rana after watching promising ventures stumble for lack of credible numbers, we fuse big-firm rigor with startup agility—delivering investor-ready insights in days, not months.

Our ethos is simple: clarity over clutter, speed with substance, ethical data always, and partnership beyond delivery. Every engagement starts with a laser-focused discovery call, flows into a deep analytical dive powered by premium datasets and proprietary TAM models, and ends with a crisp report, interactive dashboard, and live walkthrough that translate numbers into next-step action.

With 45+ projects across India, SEA, MENA, and North America—fueling over $4 million in combined funding and average post-engagement growth above 70 percent YoY—we’ve earned a 90 percent repeat-client rate by arming founders with the insights they need to launch smarter, pivot faster, and scale confidently.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a typical project take?

Most Essentials Snapshot projects are delivered in 7 – 10 business days; GrowthCompass and ScaleNavigator engagements take 3–4 weeks, including a live walkthrough session. We confirm timelines during the discovery call and stick to them—no surprises.

Where do you get your data, and how do you ensure accuracy?

We combine premium databases (Statista, Crunchbase, Similarweb), proprietary primary interviews, and government/industry reports. Every figure is triangulated from at least two sources and fully cited in the appendix so you—and your investors—can verify the numbers.

Do you offer fixed pricing or custom quotes?

Each of our three packages has a transparent “from ₹” price, but we tailor the final quote to your exact scope, sector, and deadlines. If your needs fall between tiers, we simply mix and match modules rather than upsell you into a bigger package.

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