Visible receipts
Reports are packaged around public sources checked, patterns counted, run notes, and next actions — not a bare AI transcript.
The fastest way to decide if Task Agents is worth a first client job.
This page is built for a warm referral, not a cold blast. It answers the three buyer objections that block a $9–$19 first order: whether the output is more than ChatGPT, whether an agency can skim it quickly, and which report to try first.
Low-risk first order
Starter tasks are finite and priced at $9–$19 so an agency can test one packet before promising anything to a client.
Clear first use case
The best entry point is a pre-sales website roast, review mining packet, or shortform script pack tied to one active client/prospect.
What a report has to prove.
A buyer does not need another tool. They need a finished packet that helps an account lead, founder, or freelancer make a better decision tomorrow. The proof standard is practical:
- Evidence: what sources, reviews, videos, pages, or competitor examples were checked.
- Judgment: what patterns matter and which ones are noise.
- Packaging: a client-ready or internal-prep document, not a prompt dump.
- Next action: what to film, fix, pitch, compare, or ask next.
The live TikTok sample shows this shape: 42 public videos reviewed, 9 repeatable hook patterns, and 10 phone-filmable post ideas. The Website Roast sample shows the local-service pre-sales audit shape: source trail, trust leaks, client-safe fixes, and decision signals.
Use this if someone asks “which report should I try?”
Sales-call prep
Business Website Roast — for an agency owner who wants a cheap diagnostic before spending senior time on a prospect.
Messaging cleanup
Review Mining Report — for an account lead whose client lacks buyer-language, objections, or FAQ copy.
Creator brief
Shortform Script Pack — for a freelancer or marketer who needs shootable hooks instead of a vague content calendar.
What happens after a buyer pays.
1. Intake lock
The order starts from the exact ticket: task type, buyer email, business context, source URLs or handles, constraints, and the decision the report should support.
2. Source check
The scout verifies whether the public evidence is usable. Thin sources are called out as missing inputs instead of padded into confident-sounding claims.
3. Decision packet
The analyst and producer package the useful patterns, uncertainty, and next actions into a skim-ready report the buyer can forward or act on.
Trust promise: Task Agents sells finite work orders, not magic automation. Every starter report should make the buyer smarter about one concrete decision, or clearly explain which input was missing.
Do not forward the proof pack until there is a client decision in motion.
The cleanest revenue path is not a generic “check this out.” It is one agency owner, account lead, or freelancer with a live pitch, audit, content sprint, SEO cleanup, or offer rewrite due in the next 14 days.
- Green-light the intro when the buyer can name the client/prospect and the decision this report would support.
- Default starter: Website Roast for sales-call prep, Review Mining for messaging, TikTok Competitor for creative planning.
- Count only hard signal: paid starter order, client-tied sample request, or exact trust objection. Polite curiosity does not count.
One-line prompt for a trusted referrer.
If one agency owner or freelancer asked you for a cheap client-research packet this week, which of these would they actually buy: website roast, review mining, or shortform scripts? Here’s the proof pack: https://tasks.irislabs.dev/proof/
Signal to record: a named referral, a sample-report request, a paid order, or the specific trust objection that stops the first order. Do not expand volume until one of those appears.
Expected objections and the right response.
“Is this just ChatGPT?”“Can I show it to a client?”“What if the sources are thin?”“Which report pays back fastest?”
Growth instruction: treat every objection as demand signal. Use the warm referrer scorecard and the warm-channel test to avoid counting politeness as demand. The next asset should not be more generic copy; it should answer the objection named by the first warm buyer or referrer.