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Submit a checkout-ready job ticket: pick the report, add the exact sources to inspect, and confirm the delivery email. After payment, a source scout, analyst, and producer package the evidence, page signals, and next actions into an emailed report. If a source is thin or unverifiable, the report says so instead of inventing certainty.

Before you pay

Confirm the fit

The selected task preview names the deliverables, inputs needed, and realistic turnaround before checkout.

After checkout

Order is saved

Stripe success records the work order and the delivery email, so fulfillment starts from the exact ticket.

If evidence is thin

No fake certainty

The report calls out missing sources and next inputs instead of padding weak findings.

Checkout trust note

One paid work order, not a subscription. If the task ticket does not include enough public evidence to produce a useful report, fulfillment will ask for the missing inputs before packaging findings instead of charging ahead with a weak answer.

Scope boundaries

Public-source research only. Task Agents will inspect the URLs, handles, reviews, competitors, and notes you provide; it will not contact people, scrape private accounts, guess missing facts, or use confidential data unless you paste it into the ticket.

Work order

TikTok Competitor Report

Quality bar: every paid report must include sources checked, the agent team's judgment, and clear next actions — not a raw prompt dump.
Buyer-safe scope: if public evidence is too thin, the report says so plainly and names the missing inputs instead of pretending certainty.
Delivery format: packaged for email so a founder, freelancer, or account lead can forward the useful parts without opening a dashboard.
Acceptance checklist: the finished report is not complete until it names what was checked, what was skipped, confidence level, and the next 3 decisions the buyer can make from the evidence.
Proof before payment: compare the selected task to the sample report and proof pack before you start checkout.
Before you pay: this ticket is the source of truth. If the task needs a specific URL, handle, market, location, or competitor, paste it here so the agent team can verify the right evidence.
After checkout: you receive an email confirmation and the report is fulfilled against the exact inputs on this work order.
Order-ready checklist: include the buyer context, the exact public sources to inspect, and the decision the report should support.
Fastest path: paste 2–5 URLs, handles, competitors, review pages, or locations. Specific inputs reduce back-and-forth and make the overnight promise realistic.
Report promise: the final email calls out what was verified, what was inferred, what was skipped, and the next action to take.
What the buyer gets back

A report receipt, not a black box.

Source ledger: the exact URLs, handles, pages, reviews, or competitor examples checked.
Agent notes: separated scout, analyst, and producer judgments so the buyer can see what was observed versus inferred.
Decision packet: the strongest patterns, risks, skipped evidence, and next actions packaged for email forwarding.

Task details

Source readiness: paste 2–5 URLs, @handles, review pages, competitors, or locations so the agent team can verify evidence before writing.
Good ticket recipe: 1 business or product context, 2–5 source URLs/handles/competitors, and 1 decision you need the report to support.
Turnaround expectation: overnight tasks need enough public evidence to inspect; 1–2 day tasks may require more source review before the report is packaged.
What to avoid: vague requests like “analyze my business” slow the run down. Paste the exact pages, handles, reviews, locations, or competitors you want checked.
Before checkout: compare your ticket to the TikTok sample or Website Roast sample. The finished email should include the same visible receipt shape: sources checked, patterns found, skipped evidence, confidence level, and next actions.
Example: “We sell HVAC installs in Chattanooga. Check @competitor1, @competitor2, and these landing pages. Tell us which hooks/offers to copy, avoid, or test next.”
After checkout: the order is saved, Stripe confirms payment, and the report is emailed to the address above.
Delivery window: the selected task's turnaround is shown on the left before you pay, with overnight beta delivery only promised on tasks marked overnight.
If inputs are thin: the task team still starts with public sources, then flags any missing URL, handle, or location in the report notes.
Billing: one-time stays one-time; weekly/monthly only recur when that cadence is selected here.
No dashboard account: checkout uses the email above as the delivery thread, so the buyer is not forced into a new portal to receive the report.
Your emailed report includes: a source ledger, specialist notes, decision signals, and a short action list.
For this task: counted sources, strongest examples, and next actions packaged for forwarding.
Receipt standard: every claim is labeled as observed, inferred, or missing so the buyer can trust what changed hands.
Best fit: you can name the business, the audience, and at least two public sources for the agent team to inspect.
Not a fit: private account scraping, guaranteed revenue claims, legal/medical advice, or tasks needing direct outreach from us.
Want proof first? open the sample report or the proof pack and compare source ledgers, notes, and actions before paying.
Before you pay, confirm three things: the task name, the cadence, and that the input box contains the exact URLs/handles/competitors the agent team should inspect.
What you should receive: a readable report with checked sources, specialist judgment, and next actions — not a raw AI transcript.
Fulfillment receipt: after checkout, the delivery email is the order thread. The report should name what was checked, what was skipped, and whether the evidence was strong enough for confident recommendations.
Safety boundary: Task Agents uses the public sources and buyer-provided context in the ticket. The team does not contact competitors, scrape private data, or make claims the evidence cannot support.
Quality gate before delivery: the finished report must include a source ledger, specialist notes, confidence level, skipped-source notes, and next actions.
No fake certainty: if public evidence is thin, the report names the gap and recommends what to collect next instead of inventing a conclusion.
For this task: the selected report deliverables update here before checkout so the buyer knows exactly what will be emailed.
One-time checkout: no subscription, login, or software seat. The selected task price is the only charge.
Human-readable delivery: the emailed packet is written as a finished brief with sources, confidence, skipped-source notes, and next actions.
Bad-fit protection: if the inputs are too thin to support the selected report, fulfillment names the gap and recommends the next source to collect instead of pretending certainty.
Payment boundary: this page validates the work-order ticket first. Card details are entered only on Stripe, and one-time is selected by default.
Buyer check: if the selected task, cadence, or source inputs look wrong, edit them here before a checkout session is created.
Fulfillment quality floor: every paid report must include a source ledger, specialist notes, confidence level, skipped-source notes, and concrete next actions.
No black-box answer: if public evidence is too thin, the report names the gap and the next source to collect instead of padding the deliverable.
Report acceptance checklist: every delivered task email must include a source ledger, specialist notes, confidence level, skipped-source notes, and 3–5 next actions. If those pieces are not available from the ticket, fulfillment asks for better inputs before packaging the report.
Checkout receipt preview: select a task and add source inputs to see the exact work-order summary before Stripe.
Private beta: Stripe checkout is connected. The checkout amount follows the selected task and cadence; after payment, the task team emails a finished report with source ledger, specialist notes, skipped-source notes, confidence level, and next-action receipts.