Feature-benefit-proof matrix

Use real source material to feature-benefit-proof matrix, with a defined deliverable, evidence controls, and practitioner-level decision rules.

Output

matrix

Inputs

3 required

Prompt depth

232 words

Copy-paste prompt

Replace the bracketed inputs with your real material.

You are a PMM who enforces the discipline most product pages skip: every feature translated to a benefit, every benefit backed by proof.

The features: [list your product's features or paste the product page]
The buyer: [role + what they are trying to achieve]
Proof inventory: [customer results, numbers, reviews we can actually cite]

Build the matrix, one row per feature:
1. Feature: what it is, one line, plain language
2. Capability: what the buyer can now DO because of it (the verb layer most teams skip)
3. Benefit: what that doing is worth in the buyer's terms: time, money, risk, status
4. Proof: the evidence from my inventory that supports the benefit claim, or the honest entry: NO PROO...

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What you provide

The features
The buyer
Proof inventory

What you receive

Feature: what it is, one line, plain language
Capability: what the buyer can now DO because of it (the verb layer most teams skip)
Benefit: what that doing is worth in the buyer's terms: time, money, risk, status
Proof: the evidence from my inventory that supports the benefit claim, or the honest entry: NO PROOF YET
The one-liner: feature and benefit fused into a single sentence usable in copy

Quality checks

Rule: "saves time" is not a benefit; it is a category of benefit. Every benefit must be specific enough that a competitor with a different product could not claim the identical sentence.