What a feasibility note tells you before you spend a dollar
1 September 2026 · Cohira team
The cheapest moment to kill a weak study is before it exists. That is the whole job of the feasibility note, and why we give the first one away.
Is the question worth asking?
A quick gap analysis: what has already been published, where the disagreement or silence is, and whether an editor would care about the answer.
Can the data answer it?
The design that fits the question, and the sample you can realistically expect from the dataset, the registry, or your own records. A study powered to find nothing is a rejection letter with extra steps.
Where could it publish?
Realistic target journals, not aspirational ones: indexed, scoped to the topic, and matched to the strength of the likely result.
You get all three answers within two working days, free of charge. If the note says the study is not worth running, that costs you nothing; if it says it is, the scope, timeline, and fixed quote are already on the table.