Send the same question to the AI models you pick, compare the answers side by side, and let a mediator synthesize what they agree on, where they differ and where they contradict. When views split, the models debate until the options narrow. Get a thinking environment for decisions you can stand behind.
If one catches your eye, take it as-is and start from there.
Every model has its own blind side: bias in its training data, missing recent information, a subtly different reasoning style. Look at one model alone and you can't even tell what it left out.
They're just doing it by hand — four tabs, the same question pasted four times, four answers reconciled in their head. Knowing that comparison is right doesn't mean you can pay that cost every time. coThink brings the whole process into one screen.
Ask → multi-perspective answers → structured synthesis. That's how one question turns into a decision.
The key is a segment with low barriers to entry where references accumulate quickly.
1. Start with mid-market B2B SaaS — they decide fast, and each rollout becomes a sales asset.
2. Lower price sensitivity …
A staged strategy — target mid-market B2B SaaS first to build references, then expand into enterprise — is the most balanced choice.
All models put 'securing early references' first.
Perplexity cites current market size; Grok points to the competitive gap.
GPT says enterprise first, Claude says mid-market first — the target priority splits.
If the synthesis shows a split, don't stop there. The models that answered your question rebut and revise each other in a single conversation, while a moderator judges convergence and delivers a conclusion you can act on. You watch, interject, and take the conclusion.
This is a conversation, not a survey. At any point you choose to continue, conclude or stop, and a comment you leave is reflected in the next turn. The AI doesn't decide for you — it sharpens your judgement by pushing back.
Enterprise first — the contracts are far bigger. Mid-market churns, so those references are worth less.
Enterprise sales cycles run six months or more. You need mid-market references first to open that door.
Under twelve months of runway, mid-market first is the rational call — you can't survive the long sales cycle.
A staged strategy: start in mid-market B2B, secure references, then expand into enterprise.
Where a normal AI chat hands back a long paragraph, coThink hands back the structure a decision needs: what everyone agrees on, where things split, and what you should ask next — all visible at a glance.
Which market should we target first with a new B2B SaaS product?
OpenAI · Google · Anthropic · Perplexity · xAI — 25 models across 5 brands, all in the same interface. Switch brands on and off, pick which model each brand uses, then send one question to 2–5 models at once.
coThink is a thinking environment for making decisions properly. Reach for it when an important call is yours alone and it has to be quick.
The next time a decision deserves more than one opinion, start here.