Your audience will buy the first drop. The question is whether the pallet in your garage is one your name can survive.
Before you wire the deposit on a five-figure minimum order, grade the concept across six dimensions. NutraVeri reads your formula, ingredients, claims, label, manufacturing path, and market fit, then hands you informational readiness intelligence. Not approval. Not a certification. A clear picture of what is ready and what is not, while it is still cheap to change.
Free. No card. Your formula stays yours.
Your concept's readiness, before the deposit
A sample six-dimension readiness score. Informational only, never approval or a guarantee. Yours is free.
You are not afraid of selling out. You are afraid of what happens after it sells out.
You already know the launch works. You have watched smaller accounts move product on a fraction of your engagement. The fear is quieter than that. It is the screenshot of your own panel that a follower posts back to you, asking why the dose is a third of what the study used. It is the "clinically proven" on your label that you copied from a competitor without knowing it was their problem too. It is a 5,000-unit minimum, paid up front, that turns out to be flavored chalk with your face on it. Your audience is the asset. A bad first run does not just cost the deposit. It spends trust you took years to earn, in public, with your name on the bottle. Grading the concept first is how serious creators stop guessing before the money and the reputation are both committed.
Grade Before You Manufacture: the six dimensions read before a production run
A finished product hides its own weak points. The time to find them is at the concept stage, before a minimum order locks the formula in. NutraVeri reads your concept across the six dimensions that decide whether a first run is something you are proud to put your name on, and returns an informational score on each. It is intelligence to act on, never an approval, a certification, or a guarantee of any outcome.
Formula Strength
Does the formula actually do what your content implies, or is it underdosed pixie dust riding on your name? We read the formula architecture so you launch a product, not a placebo with good packaging.
Ingredient Evidence
Each active is checked against the published research for dose and form, so the story you tell on camera matches what is actually in the scoop. No more borrowing a claim you cannot back.
Claim Risk
Where your marketing language leans into risky territory, we flag it as informational risk intelligence, not legal advice. You see which phrases invite trouble before they are printed on 5,000 labels.
Label Readiness
Panel, serving size, allergen and structure of the label are read for gaps and inconsistencies, so the first thing a skeptical follower zooms in on holds up.
Manufacturing Readiness
How prepared the concept is to survive a real production run, where minimums are high and changes after the deposit are expensive. This is readiness intelligence, never manufacturer or production-acceptance approval.
Market Fit
Whether this specific product fits the audience you already have, the price they will pay, and the shelf it competes on, so you are not the tenth identical creatine with a different label.
How the free score works
No card, no account wall to see your score. You build the concept, you score it, and your formula is yours to keep. Use it before you sign a production order, not after the first batch ships.
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Build the concept
Pick a category and goal, then add the ingredients and doses you are considering.
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Add your claims
Paste the claims you plan to make. The score reads them for claim-risk posture.
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Get your score
A live readiness score across all six dimensions, with the signals behind each one.
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Save to your Product Lab
Keep your concept, score, and next steps in one private place.
- A readiness score on all six dimensions, formula through market fit, in one informational report
- A plain-language breakdown of what is ready now and what to fix before the deposit
- Claim-risk flags on your marketing language, so risky phrasing is caught before it is printed (informational, not legal advice)
- An ingredient-and-dose read against published research, so your on-camera story matches the scoop
- A prioritized fix list ordered by what protects your name and your deposit first
- Delivered free, before you commit a dollar to a minimum order
Grade free, then one clear step at a time.
No subscription. The free score is the start of the path. Each rung unlocks only when the product is ready for it, so the factory is the last decision, not the first.
$29
Instant Score Report
The full score explained in writing, with the signals behind all six dimensions and the claim-risk read.
$79
Product Passport
A portable readiness record you can hand to a formulator, co-packer, or manufacturer.
$149
Formula Review
A focused expert second look at the formula and label before you lock a production run.
$499
Founder Sprint
Guided refinement of the whole concept into a stronger, build-ready product.
Start free. Each step unlocks only when your concept is ready for it. You never pay before there is something real to pay for.
A live, six-dimension readiness score you can act on.
Not a vague grade. A real readout that shows what to fix, with the next step made obvious.
Six-dimension readiness scorecard
Claim-risk flag list with the exact phrases to revisit
Ingredient-and-dose evidence read
Prioritized pre-manufacture fix list
“Informational readiness intelligence across six dimensions. Not FDA approval, not certification, not legal or medical advice, not a guarantee of any outcome.”
If the score comes back and you decide your concept is not ready, that is a completely fine outcome, and arguably the most valuable one. No is a safe answer here. It costs you nothing but the time to read the report, and it may save you a five-figure run of a product you would have spent years apologizing for. You are under no obligation to manufacture anything.
Free. No card. Your formula stays yours.
Fitness creators with an engaged audience weighing their own supplement line
Influencers who have been pitched a white-label or private-label deal and want a read before they sign
Creators who already have a formula or concept and want to grade it before the deposit
This is not FDA approval, certification, or any form of regulatory sign-off
This is not legal or medical advice, and the claim-risk read does not replace your own counsel
This is not a guarantee of sales, manufacturing acceptance, or any business outcome
Your score, reports, Passport, review status, receipts, and next steps live in one private Product Lab. Open it any time, or sign in with the same email you used at checkout to reconnect.
Your formula stays yours.
My manufacturer says the formula is fine. Why do I need this?
Your manufacturer is paid to run the order, not to tell you whether the concept survives your audience's scrutiny. NutraVeri reads the concept independently across six dimensions and gives you informational readiness intelligence before the minimum order locks it in. It is a second, neutral read, not a replacement for your manufacturer.
Does a good score mean my product is approved or safe to sell?
No. The score is informational readiness intelligence only. It is never approval, certification, or a guarantee of any outcome. It tells you where the concept is strong and where it is not, so you can decide what to do next with eyes open.
I am not a formulator. Will I even understand the report?
Yes. The report is written in plain language with a prioritized fix list. You see what is ready, what is not, and what to address first, without needing a science background to act on it.
Is the claim-risk flagging legal advice?
No. The claim-risk read is informational only and is not legal advice. It surfaces marketing language that tends to invite trouble so you can revisit it, ideally with your own counsel, before it is printed on thousands of labels.
What does it cost, and what is the catch?
The readiness score is free. The point is to let you grade the concept before you spend on a production run, when changes are still cheap. You are under no obligation to manufacture anything or to use any particular partner afterward.
I already have the audience. Won't it sell regardless?
It probably will sell. That is exactly the risk. A first run that sells fast and disappoints publicly spends the trust you built, with your name on the bottle. Grading first is how you make sure the thing that sells is also the thing you are proud of.
Reviewing this with a co-packer, consultant, partner, or investor? Send them the page. It shares public information only, never your formula.
The NutraVeri Score is informational product-readiness intelligence. It does not constitute legal advice, medical advice, regulatory approval, FDA approval, compliance certification, or a guarantee of safety, efficacy, manufacturing acceptance, or commercial success. Dietary supplement products are not FDA-approved in the manner of drugs. Review all manufacturing, label, claim, compliance, and legal decisions with qualified professionals.