7–10: revenue-qualified
Send one 1:1 manual ask with a single starter report link and the relevant sample. Goal: paid starter order or precise trust objection.
This scorecard keeps Task Agents growth pointed at qualified demand: agency and freelancer buyers who have a live client decision, can use a finite research packet, and are willing to place a low-ticket paid starter order instead of asking for vague AI demos.
| Signal | Score | What counts |
|---|---|---|
| Live client/prospect deadline | 0–3 | 3 = audit, pitch, kickoff, content plan, or strategy call due inside 14 days. 0 = general curiosity. |
| Buyer already pays for research or client prep | 0–2 | Agency owner, account lead, freelancer, fractional CMO, or operator with budget authority gets 2. |
| Clear first report fit | 0–2 | Can name Website Roast, Review Mining, or TikTok Competitor Report as useful for a specific account. |
| Proof tolerance | 0–2 | Will judge a public sample/source-backed report before demanding custom free work. |
| Willingness to pay low-ticket | 0–1 | Accepts a $9–$19 paid starter as the test. If not, do not call it revenue signal. |
Send one 1:1 manual ask with a single starter report link and the relevant sample. Goal: paid starter order or precise trust objection.
Ask: “What client/prospect decision would this support in the next two weeks?” If they cannot answer, hold the intro.
Record the reason: no deadline, wrong buyer, unclear report fit, wants SaaS, wants free custom work, or does not trust AI-research output.