This card keeps the warm-channel test honest: Task Agents should only chase agencies where a $9–$19 starter report saves real staff time, improves a live client/prospect decision, or can be resold inside an existing service package.
Do not ask for generic interest. Ask whether the agency has one prospect call, kickoff, audit, creative brief, or messaging sprint in the next 14 days.
A starter report only matters if it avoids 30–90 minutes of owner, strategist, or account-manager time.
Route the buyer to the report that attaches to an existing agency motion, not the most novel AI capability.
They can name the client/prospect, pick one report, and say what would make it worth $9–$19 this week.
They ask for a specific proof artifact: source list, sample PDF, screenshots, rubric, or client-ready formatting.
They want a broad demo, custom automation, a dashboard, or a free exploration with no live decision attached.
Quick filter: if you had one client/prospect decision in the next two weeks, would a $9–$19 research packet save you enough time to try it? The easiest first orders are a website roast before a sales call, review mining before messaging, or a TikTok competitor teardown before a creative brief. Which one has the clearest margin for you — and what proof would you need before paying?
Log only hard signals: client/prospect named, report selected, willingness to pay, proof requirement, or reason the margin is not there.