We run focus groups, depth interviews, ethnographic sessions, video diaries, shop-alongs and online communities in environments that feel like real life rather than clinical research settings. Every qualitative project lives or dies on recruitment. If the wrong voices are in the room, the conversation tilts and you cannot unrecruit people halfway through. We screen on behaviour and usage as well as demographics, so the people in front of your moderator genuinely match the audience you are trying to understand. Behind the scenes, we handle venues, scheduling, product handling, incentives and logistics so your moderator can concentrate on the conversation.
We run qualitative sessions at our testing hubs in Birmingham and Bury St Edmunds, in participants’ own homes, in retail environments, online and in partner facilities across the UK. The setting is chosen to match the research objective, not to suit our diary. For in-home sessions, we coordinate product drop-offs, visit logistics and participant preparation so the moderator arrives to a household that is ready and relaxed. For hub-based groups, we manage room setup, viewing facilities, catering and participant flow.
500+ participants tested freshly prepared food transported from a live restaurant kitchen.
Qualitative fieldwork is only as good as the people in the room and the conditions you create for them. Clients come to us because our recruitment is rigorous, our logistics are invisible and our project management removes the friction that stops moderators doing their best work. We have run qual projects across food, drink, household, personal care and retail categories, in hubs, in homes, in stores and online. We understand the category context as well as the methodology, which means the brief lands with a team that already knows what good looks like.
Tell us what you are working on. We reply within one working day with feasibility, timings and a straight answer on whether we are the right fit.