Will This Ever Work?

Terms of use

Updated 10 October 2026

Will This Ever Work provides free software tools now. Some paid software options are planned or may be offered later. Terms for a paid option apply only when checkout for that option is open.

Who provides the software

Will This Ever Work and its software tools are developed and supplied by IE Startup Factory.

Questions about the software, access or these terms can be sent to support@willthiseverwork.com.

Tools covered by these terms

These terms cover Review Intel; Will it pay back?; What is a customer worth?; Can you fund the wait?; App Growth Calculator; App Growth Strategist; ASO Keyword Planner; and the Meta ads starter if it is released.

The free browser tools work without an account. Use them only with information you are allowed to use. Do not submit unlawful content, credentials, payment-card details, unnecessary personal data or confidential information. Do not interfere with the tools, bypass access controls, resell access or use the software to violate another person’s rights.

Review Intel

Review Intel retrieves public App Store and Google Play reviews and helps prepare them for analysis in an AI client. Public feeds can be incomplete, limited or temporarily unavailable. Review collection by itself does not produce an AI finding. Check the source reviews and record the store, country, dates, retrieved count and known gaps before using a result.

Calculators and strategist

Will it pay back?, What is a customer worth?, Can you fund the wait?, App Growth Calculator and App Growth Strategist help you explore assumptions and scenarios. You are responsible for the inputs you provide and for decisions you make using the output. Calculations are illustrative and do not promise a commercial outcome. Validate the assumptions for your product, market, agreements and costs.

ASO Keyword Planner

You may use the manual planner without charge or an account. You supply your own Google Keyword Planner export. The browser reads and filters it locally. AI listing generation is a separate action that sends your research and app context to the server, as described in the privacy policy. Optional saved versions are governed by the privacy policy.

AI listings are free during launch, then $5 per app, per country, plus any applicable tax shown at checkout. They turn your uploaded Google Keyword Planner research into three editable listing options for the app name, subtitle and keyword field. Manual sorting and editing remain free. A different app or country is a separate purchase scope.

Paid checkout is not open. The planned AI-listing purchase is one-time, with no subscription or automatic renewal. Automatic keyword-data retrieval is not offered for sale.

When checkout is enabled, Paddle is the authorized reseller and Merchant of Record for purchases made through its checkout. Paddle processes payment and applicable tax, sends the receipt and handles the transaction under the Paddle Buyer Terms. These terms govern your use of the software.

If you choose PayPal checkout when it is available, IE Startup Factory is the seller and PayPal processes your payment. The final total is shown before you approve it. Contact our support address for purchased access, receipts or refunds. A sandbox checkout is a test and does not purchase live access.

The paid option is tied to the app and country selected for the purchase. Access is restored with a private purchase link rather than an account. Keep that link private. Anyone who has it can use the purchased access for that app and country.

What the results mean

The tools organize public data, apply calculations or help prepare research. Review samples, search data, platform behavior and market assumptions can change. Google search volume is not App Store search popularity. Filters, demand tiers, classifications, calculations, localization notes and drafts are planning aids.

Review the inputs, source material and output before using them. The tools do not guarantee completeness, accuracy, ranking, indexing, installs, conversion, retention, revenue or any other commercial result.

Refunds and product problems

The refund policy explains the 14-day refund period, how to request a refund and what happens to access. Mandatory consumer rights still apply. If a technical problem prevents delivery or use of a paid product, contact support so the issue can be investigated and resolved or refunded as applicable.

Availability and changes

The tools may change, pause or become unavailable. These terms may be updated before paid checkout opens. If a paid product changes later, updated terms will be posted here with a new date. Changes will apply to future purchases and will not reduce rights attached to an earlier purchase where the law does not allow that.