Review my startup
ckinnan: It is a very cool idea.  The tough part is getting the balance right to where quality students will want to contribute (you may need to offer cash rewards) and businesses get value without risking their own IP (what if we have the same idea internally as someone offers on the site?).  I do think there is a market for a service between MechTurk style base feedback and full-on usability consultants.When I was in b-school we did a big project for free for a Fortune 100 company and got class credit for it.  Maybe you should reach out to a specific university (or professor) in your area and set up a formal program.  I think it would be a lot more attractive if the site was "in partnership with University XX" and you could expand it accordingly.  Students might even be able to earn credit.  Would help with marketing as well.For businesses, the monthly service doesn't make much sense.  I'd be more interested in paying for a one-time crowd review/ challenge and then come back again six months later or so.  Maybe paying for a review cycle based on semester?