Example profiles — these organizations are fictional, created to show how Klubbi works.
Demand Intelligence · prototype
Klubbi doesn’t only know which programs exist. It understands what families are trying to find, where current supply does and doesn’t fit, and how that demand moves toward enrollment. This page shows that over a synthetic market: 445 invented family searches, matched by Klubbi’s real matcher.
Showing: Pearland · Soccer
Story: Demand before supply — Families are already looking before an organization joins.
Demand overview
Every figure counts synthetic family Fit searches — one child, one sport — evaluated by Klubbi's real matcher against analytical demo programs.
Active searches
46
Synthetic Fit searches in the current filter.
Have a stronger fit
9 · 20%
At least one program where every answered family constraint is confirmed compatible.
Possible fit only
0 · 0%
No known conflict, but a program hasn't provided something the family asked about.
Unmatched
37 · 80%
30 with a known conflict at every eligible program · 7 with no eligible program at all.
Save rate
89%
Saved a program ÷ received a recommendation (8 of 9).
Question rate
38%
Asked the organization a question ÷ saved (3 of 8).
Registration-start rate
13%
Started a registration ÷ saved (1 of 8).
Registrations
1
Synthetic completed registrations. 24 searches asked Klubbi to keep looking.
What families are looking for
Demand composition, not an organization ranking. Each bar is synthetic family searches for a sport; the filled part has a stronger-fit option today.
Stronger fitStill looking
Who the demand is for
Age bands aligned with common program divisions. A search carries the child's age in years; the band is all this layer reports.
Stronger fitStill looking
Where demand is concentrated
A family states its area (and ZIP for straight-line distance), never a street address. The unfilled part of each bar is the unmatched demand in that area.
Stronger fitStill looking
When families can participate
From each family's available days and time windows. A family can count in more than one bucket; the patterns underneath are exact day × window answers.
By time of week
Stronger fitStill looking
Klubbi’s family vocabulary has no morning / afternoon split on weekends (a family says “weekend daytime”, 8 am–6 pm), so this reads “Saturday daytime”.
Exact availability patterns
Stronger fitStill looking
What families can realistically spend
Each family states the most it will spend on a season's True Cost. This is an expressed affordability preference — Klubbi never asks about or infers household income.
Stronger fitStill looking
Cost is a known blocker
0
Still-looking searches whose nearest program's known required cost is over their ceiling. 0 have cost as the only known conflict.
A payment plan would help
50%
Share of 46 searches. Among still-looking searches: 46%.
Financial assistance matters
24%
Share of searches in the current filter that said assistance would help.
How much families will commit
Each is a ceiling the family set — the most they're comfortable with — on the same vocabulary programs describe themselves in.
23% of the 30 searches with a known conflict want fewer weekends than every eligible program expects.
Weekly time commitment (the most a family will do)
Known conflict for 0 still-looking searches
Season commitment
Known conflict for 1 still-looking search
Travel tolerance
Known conflict for 0 still-looking searches
Weekend expectations
Known conflict for 7 still-looking searches
Parent involvement
Known conflict for 4 still-looking searches
Families still looking
A known conflict means the family's answer and the program's own stated fact disagree. An unknown means the program hasn't said. Unknowns are never counted as unmet demand caused by an organization.
Still looking
37
Every search without a stronger-fit option.
No eligible option
7
No listed program in the family's area matches the sport, age and registration status.
Known conflict only
30
Eligible programs exist; every one contradicts something the family answered.
Possible fit only
0
No conflict found, but a program left a question the family asked unanswered.
Leading known blockers
Counted at each family’s nearest program — the eligible one with the fewest conflicts.
Schedule
No eligible program (sport, age or status)
Weekend expectations
Parent involvement
Season length
Klubbi doesn’t know enough yet
Possible-fit-only searches, by what the program hasn’t provided. Information the organization can add.
Nothing is unknown in this view.
Opportunity signals
Each card is a fixed rule over the counts above. There is no score, no model and no prediction — the rule is printed on the card.
Schedule gap
Shown when an area × sport has at least 10 searches and schedule is a known conflict for at least 40% of the still-looking ones.
Payment flexibility
Shown when at least 8 still-looking searches for a sport exist and at least 30% of them said a payment plan would help.
Geographic gap
Shown when an area × sport has at least 10 searches and 25% or fewer of them have a stronger-fit option.
Affordability gap
Shown when at least 10 searches for a sport state a budget under $900 and 35% or fewer of them have a stronger-fit option.
High unmet demand
Shown when a sport × age band has at least 12 searches and 35% or fewer of them have a stronger-fit option.
High unmet demand
Shown when a sport × age band has at least 12 searches and 35% or fewer of them have a stronger-fit option.
Signal kinds: High unmet demand · Schedule gap · Affordability gap · Payment flexibility · Geographic gap. Ordered by searches in the segment, then kind.
Demand to enrollment
Counts and step-to-step rates over the synthetic decision journey. These illustrate the shape of the funnel Klubbi records; they are not production conversion performance.
24 searches asked Klubbi to keep looking (a side branch for families without a stronger fit, not a funnel step). Registered ⊆ started ⊆ saved ⊆ recommended, by construction.
What one organization can learn
Pick an analytical organization modelled on the fictional /demo catalog. Only the age filter applies here; the organization's own area and sports define its market.
Choose an organization to see recommendation appearances, saves, questions, registrations and the nearby searches that were not a stronger fit.
Demand before supply
Parents express structured demand before an organization joins Klubbi. When the organization adds its current season, Klubbi — not a sales pitch — determines whether the program fits these families.
Soccer · ages 9–12 · Pearland
36 synthetic searches
Add your current season so Klubbi can determine whether your program fits these families.
Add your current seasonOpens Klubbi’s real claim page. No organization is pre-selected; the demand above is synthetic.