Find pilot customers who actually want to test your product

“Restaurant owners with 5+ outlets” beats “businesses”. Movo forces your pilot ask to get specific — who should test it, how long the pilot runs, and what they get out of it — then puts it in front of operators and buyers who are open to piloting startup products.

A Pilot users Goal on Movo looks like this

Pilot users

Looking for 5 restaurant-chain owners in Mumbai to pilot our product for 30 days.

Movo writes this sentence from your answers. It’s what matching — and your public Goal link — show.

What Movo asks you

No essays, no empty bio boxes — 6 structured questions that force the ask to get specific.

  1. 1
    Who should test it?
    e.g. Restaurant-chain owners with 5+ outlets
  2. 2
    Which industry?
    Searchable across the whole Indian startup landscape
  3. 3
    Where?
    Mumbai · Bengaluru · Delhi NCR · Hyderabad · Chennai · …
  4. 4
    How many pilots?
    e.g. 5
  5. 5
    Pilot length
    2 weeks · 30 days · 60 days · 90 days
  6. 6
    What do they get out of it?
    e.g. Cut inventory waste by 10–15%, free during the pilot

Who’s on the other side

Your Goal is matched against people in these roles whose declared intent fits it.

  • Founder
    Building a company — any stage
  • Buyer / decision-maker
    Buy software or services for a business
  • Operator / employee
    Working at a company or startup

How it works, start to finish

  1. Publish one Goal. Answer a handful of structured questions — two minutes, no essay.

  2. Movo makes it specific. Your answers become one concrete sentence. That sentence is what matching runs on.

  3. Matches, a few at a time. People whose declared intent fits — with the reason for the match shown to both sides.

  4. Both say yes. A chat opens only when both sides tap Interested. Nobody can cold-DM you.

  5. Outcomes, not ratings. Meeting happened, pilot started, round closed — recorded as facts on your profile.

Common questions

Who agrees to pilot an unknown startup's product?

People who have a declared problem. Buyers and operators on Movo state what they're open to — including testing startup products in their industry. Your pilot Goal is only shown where that openness already exists.

What makes a pilot ask work?

Specificity and a clear benefit. Movo asks who should test it, in which industry and city, how many pilots you want, the pilot length, and what the tester gets — the benefit is the first thing the other side sees.

How fast can I get responses?

Publishing takes about two minutes. Matches recompute instantly, and the public Goal link lets any prospect respond without signing up — most founders share it in their existing customer conversations the same day.

Is Movo only for tech products?

No. Pilots on Movo span software, D2C, food, healthcare, logistics and more — the industry picker covers the whole Indian startup landscape.

Ready to publish your Pilot users Goal?

Two minutes to publish. Share the public link — people respond before they sign up.

Free to join · free for founders · no credit card