1. Create and verify an analyst account
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Open Create account
Select Analyst—not Buyer or Publisher—and enter your real full name and an active email address you control.
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Describe your expertise
In Research expertise, state the industries, markets, regions, methodologies, data tools, or report types you can genuinely research.
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Create a strong password
Use at least 10 characters containing uppercase, lowercase, and a number; confirm it and accept the marketplace terms and privacy policy.
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Verify your email
Open the MRIQ verification email and follow its link. You cannot sign in with credentials until verification is complete. Use Resend verification if necessary.
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Continue to the application
After verification, sign in and open the Analyst application. Creating a login alone does not provide analyst publishing access.
2. Submit the analyst application and become verified
The analyst application is a professional and identity review, not a job application for salaried employment.
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Complete identity details
Confirm your full name and account email; add phone and country information where available.
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Add professional links
Provide a valid LinkedIn profile and portfolio URL when available. The information should match your identity and experience.
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Upload your résumé or CV
Upload a clear PDF, DOC, or DOCX showing education, roles, research work, industries, and relevant tools.
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Upload personal ID proof
Provide a clear PAN, Aadhaar, passport, driving licence, or another accepted government ID. This file is used for controlled verification.
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Upload original sample work
Provide a 1,000–1,500 word research sample covering market overview, size/forecast where supportable, drivers, restraints, segmentation, regions, and key companies.
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Explain skills and possible topics
Describe research expertise and add three to five report topics you are capable of producing. Optional certificates and verification notes can strengthen the review.
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Submit and monitor status
MRIQ may place the application under review, approve it, reject it, or request clearer information. You cannot submit another application while one is active.
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Complete your approved profile
After approval, open Dashboard → Profile and add a professional photo, biography, experience, expertise, and LinkedIn URL. Read the private Analyst Guide and proposal before contributing.
3. How report topics and keywords are chosen
MRIQ does not automatically assign report titles or keywords to approved analysts. Analysts normally identify research opportunities from their own verified knowledge.
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Start with your real expertise
Choose an industry, technology, service, region, or methodology you understand well enough to research accurately and support after publication.
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Check marketplace demand
Search MRIQ reports and public market categories. Look for a useful buyer problem, underserved region, new market development, or a clearer scope—not a copied title.
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Avoid duplicate and thin topics
Do not create many near-identical pages by changing one keyword, geography, year, or company. A report needs a meaningful research scope and buyer value.
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Define a precise report scope
Write a working title that identifies the market and, when relevant, geography or application. Define base year, forecast period, segments, regions, companies, and intended buyers before writing.
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Choose natural focus keywords
Use phrases a genuine buyer would search for: the primary market name plus only relevant industry, application, technology, or regional variations. Keywords must accurately match the report content.
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Confirm evidence and deliverability
Before listing, ensure you can support important claims, produce the full report, create a useful sample, and answer buyer questions about the selected scope.
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Seek MRIQ help only when needed
If uncertain about duplication, suitability, or marketplace policy, ask MRIQ before investing substantial work. Guidance is not a promise that the topic will be approved or sold.
4. Create and list a report based on your skills
Once approved publishing access is active, open Dashboard → Reports → Create report.
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Create the report under the correct profile
Use your approved MRIQ Analyst access. Do not create or edit another analyst’s, publisher’s, or company’s records.
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Complete the buyer-facing listing
Add a clear title, summary, scope, market overview, base/forecast periods, segmentation, regions, covered companies, methodology, assumptions, FAQs, and meaningful conclusions.
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Use supportable figures
Verify calculations, currency, units, dates, companies, and source-dependent claims. Never invent market sizes, growth rates, interviews, surveys, or citations.
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Add original assets
Upload the required report image, a useful sample PDF, and the complete report or a valid on-demand delivery plan. Do not upload employer, client, copyrighted, or confidential material without permission.
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Set delivery and pricing accurately
Use the options available to your role and report. Do not promise ready delivery if the full report is incomplete or choose irrelevant keywords simply to gain traffic.
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Run the quality check
Review originality, grammar, internal consistency, methodology, content depth, company names, segmentation, and all AI-assisted material.
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Submit to MRIQ review
A draft is not public. MRIQ may request revisions, approve, schedule, reject, or publish it. Respond to review notes through the controlled dashboard workflow.
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Monitor the listing
After publication, watch for sample requests, buyer questions, orders, correction needs, earning records, and payout-readiness updates.
5. Provide samples to interested buyers
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Open an assigned request
Go to Dashboard → Workspace → Sample requests. Work only on requests connected to you or the MRIQ company through your approved access.
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Read the buyer’s evaluation need
Confirm the report and whether the buyer wants scope, contents, methodology, market figures, region coverage, or a quality preview.
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Prepare a limited useful sample
Provide representative pages or sections that demonstrate relevance and quality. Do not send the complete paid product as a free sample.
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Protect sensitive information
Remove personal data, internal notes, unrelated confidential content, third-party material, and information you lack permission to share.
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Upload to the correct thread
Attach the file, add a concise explanation, and select Submit sample & notify buyer when the requested sample is ready.
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Handle follow-up professionally
Answer legitimate questions in the workspace. Do not move buyer conversations or files to private email, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, or another payment channel.
6. Orders, custom work, earnings, and payout
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Wait for a real platform event
Earnings can arise from an eligible sale of a report you contributed to or approved custom research successfully delivered under the applicable terms.
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Use the assigned workspace
If MRIQ connects you to paid delivery or custom work, use the displayed order or project workspace for messages, files, revisions, milestones, and final delivery.
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Complete the agreed contribution
Deliver accurate, original work within the approved scope and time. Dashboard access or report approval alone does not create earnings.
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MRIQ calculates eligible contribution
The current terms determine the contribution percentage and permitted taxes, payment charges, refunds, chargebacks, operating deductions, or direct transaction costs.
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Complete your payout profile
Add accurate beneficiary, country, address, tax and identity details, bank/UPI/PayPal information as applicable, and required supporting proof.
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Wait for commercial clearance
Funds must be confirmed, delivery accepted, applicable review or hold periods completed, and disputes or refunds resolved before payout becomes eligible.
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Track the payout record
MRIQ processes an approved earning through the available manual or configured method and records pending, approved, paid, rejected, or failed status in the dashboard.