Question 1

How is WedgeEngine different from VidIQ or TubeBuddy?

Accepted Answer

Those tools read the platform back to itself — they tell you what's already winning. WedgeEngine measures off-platform demand (Google Trends, Reddit, Perplexity, breaking-news signal from GDELT) against on-platform supply, so you see the gap before the platform does. WedgeEngine also grades its own predictions every 90 days; nobody else does that.

Question 2

What does "the engine grades itself" actually mean?

Accepted Answer

Every score is logged with a falsifiable hypothesis — for example: a video from a sub-50K channel published this week will reach 10K+ views in 30 days. WedgeEngine re-pulls the platform at T+7, T+30, T+90 and checks. Wrong predictions retrain the model weights quarterly. The full prediction log is permanent and every score carries a model-version stamp.

Question 3

Why language-primary instead of country-primary?

Accepted Answer

Creators don't make content for countries — they make it in a language. A French-language creator wants the union of France, Belgium, Quebec, and West Africa. Country slicing is available as a refinement for regulated topics where it actually matters.

Question 4

How fresh is the data?

Accepted Answer

Refresh cadence follows your tier: Free is weekly, Creator is daily, Pro is 4× daily, Agency is hourly. Every row on the dashboard time-stamps when it was last seen.

Question 5

Can I cancel? Are there contracts?

Accepted Answer

Cancel any time, prorated to the day. No contracts. Annual billing is on the roadmap but isn't live yet; everyone is monthly today. Data export remains available for 90 days after cancellation.

Question 6

Does WedgeEngine generate scripts or AI-written content?

Accepted Answer

No. That is commodity output and dilutes the signal. WedgeEngine tells you what to make next; what you make is up to you. Your voice is the product, not the engine's.

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