Warm-channel revenue qualifier

Only pitch a report when the client budget trigger is visible.

This card keeps Task Agents out of vague “AI curiosity” conversations. Use it before asking for an intro: the best prospect is an agency, freelancer, or operator with a client decision already in motion and a small research gap blocking the next step.

Start a website roast Open proof pack

Trigger map

Green light

A client/prospect has a call, pitch, audit, creative sprint, SEO cleanup, or offer rewrite due in the next 14 days. They need outside evidence fast enough to affect that decision.

Best starter report

Business Website Roast for pre-sales audits, Review Mining Report for messaging, or TikTok Competitor Report for creative planning.

Revenue signal

A paid $9–$19 order, a sample request tied to a named client, or a precise trust objection. “Interesting” and “send me more info” are not counted as demand.

Draft-only warm ask

Use this in a 1:1 approved channel, not as a blast.

Quick filter before I send this anywhere: do you have one client/prospect decision in the next 14 days where a small research packet would help — a website audit, review-mining pull, TikTok competitor teardown, or local SEO scan?

If yes, I’m testing Task Agents as a paid $9–$19 starter report. The useful signal for me is either: “I’d buy this for [client/use case],” “send the sample,” or “I wouldn’t trust it because ___.”

Proof/sample page: https://tasks.irislabs.dev/proof/
Disqualify early

No active client

Do not spend the intro. Ask for a better-timed buyer instead of educating someone with no immediate use.

Needs a platform

Bad fit if they want dashboards, automations, seats, or ongoing software. Task Agents sells finished packets.

Cannot name the objection

If the buyer hesitates, capture the exact trust gap: source quality, delivery time, client-readiness, pricing, or “is this just ChatGPT?”