For consumers
You can apply without paying. Read the product details, Singapore eligibility requirements and feedback task before you submit. An application does not create an order or reserve a unit.
About Batch Zero
About Batch Zero
Batch Zero brings product teams and local testers together before a wider launch. Each round explains what is being tested, who can apply and what kind of feedback would be useful.
Application is freeNo payment during the public application
Receive an outcome by emailWe review eligible Singapore Round 01 applications manually and aim to email every outcome within 7 days of email confirmation
No order is createdThis application does not reserve a unit or set up payment
No automatic paymentsTester-email consent and email confirmation are required to complete your application and receive the outcome. You can unsubscribe at any time; unsubscribing means you will no longer receive tester invitations or Round 01 results. There is no paid membership or automatic charge.
For testers and brands
A clear path from application to real product feedback.
For brands
Batch Zero gives product teams a structured way to recruit testers, set expectations, distribute products through Shopify and collect feedback tied to a specific round.
Honest feedback, not manufactured reviews
Brand names, product claims, certifications and results appear only when the operator has real information to support them. Testers are asked to report what worked, what did not and the context in which they used the product.
Why Batch Zero exists
A product can work at home and still miss the mark abroad.
Batch Zero was started to help product teams learn what changes when a product enters a new country. Local habits, expectations and price sensitivity can turn a strong home-market product into a poor fit somewhere else.
We recruit people in the target market, collect honest use feedback and early demand signals, then turn what we learn into practical suggestions before a wider launch.
Batch Zero is independently operated from Singapore by Mark Rivers.