Finally, a video platform that sells for you.
Every other platform plays the file and counts the views. StreamAgent puts a team behind each video you record: it gets the video found, asks every viewer who’s watching, captures and scores the lead, books the call, and reports back what the week was worth. Record once and let it run.
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Meet your new team.
Six roles a sales team needs, and StreamAgent fills every one of them behind each video you record. Whoever is on camera, the team does the work around it, on every play, at any hour.
Gets you foundThe prospector
Gets every video found by search engines and quoted by AI assistants, so buyers arrive on their own.
Asks who’s watchingThe qualifier
Asks every viewer who they are, decides which version they should see, and plays the pitch that fits.
Captures the leadThe closer
Captures the lead inside the video, scores it, and hands the hot ones straight to a call.
Fills your calendarThe appointment setter
Fills your calendar: books the call before the video ends, sends the confirmation and the reminder, and tracks who actually showed up.
Trains your adsThe media buyer
Sends every answer and score to your ad platforms, so your spend hunts buyers, not viewers.
Reports backThe strategist, Frankie
The AI strategist in every account. Reports every Monday, names the one change that would move the number, and builds it when you say yes.
Daniel Price records once. From then on, the video has staff.
Daniel Price runs Price Realty. Until this spring his leads came from open houses and cold follow-ups, and his Tuesday nights went to chasing people who had stopped replying. This week he records one three-minute video at a listing and uploads it. That is his whole job this week. From that moment a team goes to work behind it, getting it found, asking every viewer who they are, capturing the lead and booking the call, while he is out selling houses.
Meanwhile, DanielMonday, 10:05. Says yes to the plan from the car. The team is already working. Back to showings.
He uploads it. The team takes it from here.
Frankie is the AI strategist built into every StreamAgent account. He listens to what Daniel said and comes back with a plan: who is watching, the one question that sorts them (buying or selling), and the second to ask it. Each kind of viewer gets its own path, and where a path needs a clip, Frankie writes a brief for the short clip in Daniel’s own words, never a script. Daniel says yes, and the route is built.
The one thing only he can do is the twenty-second sellers clip, one take in StreamAgent Studio, where a teleprompter that follows his voice keeps him looking at the camera. It drops into place the moment he finishes. The landing page writes itself from his transcript, in his words, with the video at the top and his calendar beneath it, on his own domain. Daniel is back in the car by ten. The video is already working.
- video: Thinking about a move?
- asks at: 0:38
- question: Are you buying or selling?
- branches: Buying a home, Selling a home (sellers needs a clip)
- clips ready: 1 of 2
Maya is selling her house. His video finds her first.
She never saw an ad. At 7:15 on a Tuesday night, a box half packed, she typed a question into Google and Daniel’s video was the answer. The AI assistant she asked next quoted him too. He reached her before any other agent in town, without lifting a finger.
Meanwhile, DanielTuesday, 7:15 pm. At dinner with his family. He has not opened StreamAgent since Monday.
Three jobs, before she pressed play.
- Found. Every video gets its own page, a transcript, and a listing that search engines read. Her search landed on his.
- Read by AI. Assistants like ChatGPT read that same page and quote it when someone asks what a house is worth. He is the answer now.
- Routed. Smart Rotation picks the version each viewer should see: their language, their time zone, the ad they came from, what they have already watched. Maya had seen most of it last week, so it skipped the intro and took her straight to the sellers route.
And when she wonders about something, she can ask it a question under the player and get his answer, from what he actually said. He answered her at 7:15 on a Tuesday without being there.
- 1FoundSearched "what is my house worth"
- 2Read by AIChatGPT read the transcript page
- 3Smart RotationSent straight to the sellers route
The video asks. She answers.
At 0:38 the video pauses and asks “Are you buying or selling?” Maya taps Selling a home, and from here on it stops being a video and starts being a conversation about her house. This is the route Frankie built on Monday, on the builder canvas. Daniel has not looked at it since.
Meanwhile, DanielStill at dinner. The video is doing the asking.
3:05
2:10
2:24Maya becomes a lead. A hot one.
Maya wants to know what her house is worth, so she tells him who she is. By the time Daniel finishes dessert, a seller who is ready to move has handed him her address and asked for a call. He has never met her, and she already trusts him.
Meanwhile, Daniel7:21 pm. His phone buzzes once: a hot seller lead. Everything else is already filed.
Everything she said, in one place.
Her dossier carries her answers, her path through the video, her score and the moment she leaned in. It lands in his CRM and his email tool the same minute, so his follow-up opens with what she told him, not a guess. And because she answered inside the video, the ad platforms he spends on learn what a real seller looks like, so next month’s budget finds more Mayas and fewer window-shoppers.
Maya Thornton
- Choice answered"Selling a home" · TueMeta, Google Ads
- Lead capturedvaluation request · TueMeta, Google Ads, TikTok
- Call bookedThursday 10:00 · WedMeta, Google Ads, LinkedIn
Thursday, 10:00. A call he never had to chase.
Before the video ended, Maya picked Thursday at 10:00 without leaving the player. The confirmation went out, the reminder followed, and the booking was on his phone that night. On Tuesday she was a stranger with a box half packed. By Thursday lunch, Price Realty had the listing.
Meanwhile, DanielThursday, 10:00. His one job all week: show up for the call. The slot, the confirmation and the reminder were handled while he slept.
StreamAgent Scheduling, built in.
Valuation calls, showings, follow-ups: each gets its own hours, length and questions, with buffers and daily caps so his week stays sane. Booking pages live on his own domain, and every call is marked showed or no-show, so he knows which videos book people who actually turn up.
He recorded it on Monday and forgot about it. On Thursday he was sitting across the table from her.
Maya ThorntonValuation call · booked inside Thinking about a move?- Confirmation sent
- On your calendar
- Reminder the day before
The report arrives. So does the next move.
Every Monday Frankie reports what the week was worth: how many people watched, how many said who they were, how many booked a call, and the one change that would make next week better.
Then he builds it, the moment Daniel says yes. Undo takes it all back.
Meanwhile, Daniel2,180 plays this week, most of them while he was at a showing or asleep. He recorded once.
- question: Pre-approved or not yet?
- branches: 2 (1 clip ready, 1 to record)
That is the week. Found, asked, captured, booked, reported. Daniel Price recorded once, on Monday, and spent the rest of the week being a realtor: 318 conversations on his calendar that he never had to chase. And when he wants a second opinion, he asks the AI assistant he already uses: StreamAgent plugs straight into ChatGPT and Claude, so they can read his videos and his leads and answer in plain English.
Daniel is one example.
The same team works behind any video where a stranger saying yes pays the bills.
A standard upload does one thing. Yours does 22.
Put the same video on YouTube or Vimeo and it plays. Put it on StreamAgent and 22 jobs start around it, from the first search to the Monday report.
- A transcript page written for AI assistants to read
- Every line linked to its second, so answers cite the moment
- The questions it answers, published as an FAQ
- Key moments, each one a link that lands on it
- A listing in your AI guide file, with your booking links
- A video sitemap and search data on your own page
- Search data on any site the video is embedded on
- A weekly check on which AI assistants cite it
- A landing page written from what you said
- Asks who is watching, mid-video
- Sends each viewer down the path that fits
- Captures the lead at the moment you choose
- Books the call before the video ends
- Scores how ready each viewer is to buy
- Builds a dossier: answers, path, the moment they leaned in
- Puts them on a ranked call sheet
- Routes the lead to the right rep
- Syncs it to your CRM and email tool
- Tests your versions with Smart Rotation
- Trains your ad platforms on who scored, with Smart Pixels
- Cuts vertical shorts from its best moments
- Reports every Monday, with the next move
One platform. The whole machine.
Nine jobs, in the order the story told them. Every one of them live today, not on a roadmap.
- Discover01
Found by search and AI
Every video publishes a page, a readable transcript and the questions it answers, so search engines and AI assistants can find and quote it, with a weekly check on who did. Share pages, embeds, a channel page, and a landing page written from your transcript on your own domain.
- Ask02
15 interactive elements
Choice points, lead capture, book-a-call, scored quizzes, polls, and urgency gates that hold the door at peak curiosity, built on a visual route canvas. Viewers can ask the video a question mid-watch and get your answer, in your words, on Pro and up.
- Know03
Lead dossiers
Every lead arrives with their answers, path and score attached, then lands in your CRM and email tool through Integrations & API. Lead routing and a rep leaderboard get it to the right person first.
- Book04
StreamAgent Scheduling
Calls booked inside the video land on the calendar inside StreamAgent: event types, buffers, custom questions, confirmations and reminders, and every call marked showed or no-show, so you know which videos book people who turn up.
- Sell05
Checkout at the choice point
An offer inside the video, paid on your own Stripe account with nothing taken from the sale, and the route carries on. Pro and up; upsells, order bumps, paid booking and revenue per branch on Enterprise.
- Optimize06
Smart rotations & Pixels
Run versions against each other and traffic shifts to the winner while you sleep. Answers, gates and scores flow to the platforms you buy traffic on, so the machines hunt buyers, not viewers. Second-by-second retention shows the moment interest becomes intent.
- Report07
Frankie, or bring your own AI
Frankie, the strategist built in, reports every Monday and builds the one change you say yes to, with Undo. Plug ChatGPT or Claude in and it can read your transcripts and leads too, and make things from them: a workbook from a video, a lead magnet from a transcript.
- Record08
StreamAgent Studio
Camera and screen capture with a teleprompter that follows your voice, then trim and cut by transcript, captions and shorts included. The take lands in StreamAgent Library the moment you finish, without leaving the tab.
- Govern09
Hand the keys to your team
Approvals on teammates’ edits, an audit log, and controls to export or erase any lead. For agencies, a workspace per client on its own brand and domain, playbooks that deploy a proven route in one click, and monthly client reports. Enterprise.
If a stranger saying yes pays your bills, this is for you.
Coaches & consultants. Your discovery call moves inside your video. Only qualified buyers reach your calendar.
Course creators. Your webinar replay becomes an always-on closer. No more live launches to stay alive.
Agencies. One StreamAgent per client offer, and a new deliverable you can charge for building.
Product & demo teams. Viewers pick their use case and watch only the demo that matches it.
Experts & authors. Your story asks readers where they are, and hands each one a different next step.
Local & service businesses. Answer three questions, book the estimate. Inside one video.
One video in. A working StreamAgent out. Nothing cut.
What video does to a buyer, measured.
The research is in, and it says the same thing from every angle: video sells, a viewer who can act inside it converts, and the buyer is moving to wherever the answer is. Twelve figures from the people who measure this for a living.
01Video sells
- 85%
of people say a video has convinced them to buy a product or service, in a survey of marketers and consumers.
Wyzowl, State of Video Marketing, 2026 - 7 hours
of your content, across 11 touchpoints in 4 places, before a buyer feels they know you well enough to buy. Daniel Priestley’s 7-11-4 rule, and the reason a long video that asks is an asset, not a cost.
Daniel Priestley, Oversubscribed, 2015 - 71 seconds
longer a viewer stays with a video that has something to act on than with one they can only watch, measured across hundreds of billions of video impressions in one year.
Innovid, CTV Advertising Insights Report, 2025
02When the viewer can act inside the video
- 16%
of the people who see a call to action inside a video act on it, the average across more than 36,000 of them in one year.
Wistia, 2024 - 43% vs 3%
conversion rate of an email form placed inside the first fifth of a video, against one placed after it ends, across more than 15,000 forms.
Wistia, 2019 - 67% vs 30%
of people who raise their hand go on to book the call when the calendar is offered on the spot, against when sales follows up later, across nearly 4 million form submissions. A video that books the call offers the slot while they are still watching.
Chili Piper, Form Conversion Rate Benchmark Report, 2025
03Search is moving to the answer
- 25%
of traditional search engine volume moves to AI chatbots and assistants by 2026, in the forecast the analysts published two years ahead of it.
Gartner, 2024 - 60%
of searches on traditional engines now end without a click to any site, and about 80% of people rely on the AI summary for at least 40% of their searches. The answer has to be yours, not just the link.
Bain and Company, 2025 - 2x
the visits AI platforms sent to websites in a year: more than 770 million a month, up 117% on the year before. The sites they send people to are the ones they could read.
Similarweb, Generative AI Landscape Report, 2026
04Be the answer, and send the signal
- 42%
better a visitor referred by an AI tool converts than one from any other source, and most retail sites are still not readable by the AI that would send them.
Adobe Analytics, 2026 - 30.1%
more conversions reported, at the median, when a business sends its events from the server alongside the browser pixel instead of the pixel alone.
Meta, Conversions API documentation, 2026 - 10%
more conversions measured, at the median, when advertisers pair their own first-party data with click IDs instead of a standard import.
Google Ads Help, 2026
Asked and answered.
What exactly is StreamAgent?
A video lead-generation platform. You upload or record a video, and StreamAgent hosts it and turns it into a sales funnel. The video gets its own page and a transcript that Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT can read and quote. Partway through, it pauses and asks the viewer a question (buying or selling, which service, what budget) and plays the version that fits their answer. It captures their name and email inside the player, scores how ready they are to buy, and lets them book a call on your calendar before the video ends. Every lead lands in the built-in CRM and syncs to yours, and every Monday Frankie, the AI strategist in every account, reports what the week produced and the one change to make next. That is 22 jobs per video, on every plan. You bring the video. StreamAgent does the work around it.
Do I need new videos, or can I use what I have?
Yes. (Both.) StreamAgent runs on the footage you already own: VSLs, webinar replays, demos, good Zoom recordings. And if you’re starting from zero, filming for it is easier than filming a normal video, because the builder tells you what each branch needs. Three two-minute clips from your phone make a complete branching pitch. You don’t need a studio. You need a question.
I’m not technical. How long does this really take?
The honest answer: an afternoon, and most of it is recording the two or three short clips the plan asks for. You don’t design the route. StreamAgent reads your transcript, proposes the buyer types and where to ask, and builds it the moment you press Apply. No code, no timeline editing, no export settings.
Does it fit the stack I already have?
Yes. Every video gets a polished share page out of the box, or you drop the player into any site or funnel you already run. Leads flow the other way: into the built-in CRM, and out to your CRM and email tool, so they land where you work, not in another silo. Nothing about your setup has to change.
Does it have to be me on camera?
No, though you on camera works best: buyers trust the person they will be talking to. Any video can do the job: a spokesperson you hire, a teammate or your best rep, a customer telling their story, a podcast episode, a training session, a webinar replay, a product demo or screen recording, a conference talk, or an AI presenter made in the tools you already use. Upload it, import it, or record it in StreamAgent Studio. StreamAgent never changes what is on screen. It does the work around it: who finds it, what it asks, who it captures and who gets booked.
Does StreamAgent change things on my account without asking?
Never. It proposes. You approve. Every suggestion arrives as a card with what it wants to do and why, you click Apply or Not now, and anything you did apply can be undone. There is no mode where it edits your videos while you sleep. It works like a good hire: brings you the plan, waits for the nod.
How would my video ever show up in ChatGPT?
The same way anything does: it has to be readable, quotable, and easy to find. So each video publishes a page of its own, a transcript where every line links to the exact second, and a short guide that teaches an assistant what you know and how to book you. Then it tells the search engines it exists. You don’t have to take our word for whether it worked. Your dashboard shows which assistants read each video, when, and whether they cited you.
Will my audience actually click things inside a video?
They already do… everywhere else. Story polls, live-chat votes, “which one are you” quizzes: people are compulsive self-describers. What they won’t do is fill out a form for nothing. Inside a story they care about, a question is the most interesting thing on screen.
I don’t run ads. Is the signal stuff wasted on me?
No. The same answers that feed ad platforms also land in your lead list as a dossier: who they are, what they chose, what they scored. Your follow-up emails stop guessing. When you do turn ads on, everything is already wired.
I only get a few hundred views a month. Is this overkill?
The team works the same on 20 viewers as on 2,000. Small traffic is where it matters most, because every viewer is one you cannot afford to lose to a form nobody fills in. One booked call from one video pays for the month. The story above uses big numbers so the report has something to read; the mechanics do not care.
Why not just bolt together Vimeo, Calendly and a chatbot?
You can, and you get a video, a calendar and a chat widget that have never met. None of them asks the viewer who they are, so none of them can play a different pitch, score the lead, send the right signal to your ads, or tell you on Monday which video booked people who showed up. StreamAgent is one thing because the question in the video is what makes the rest possible.
Who owns my leads, and what happens if I cancel?
You do. Every lead is yours to export as a CSV any time, and each person’s full record downloads as a file on request. Cancel and nothing is deleted on the spot: your public videos and links switch off, and your videos, routes and leads are kept for 90 days so you can come back exactly where you left off. Pick any plan in that window and everything returns.
What here is AI-generated, and what isn’t?
Your footage, never. What the AI writes comes from your own transcript, in your words: the plan, the briefs for your next clips, the landing page copy, the Monday report, the captions, and the answers when a viewer asks the video a question. The plan, the clips and the page wait for you to press Apply. Captions you can edit, and Ask the video is off until you switch it on for a video.
Does it work in my language?
Yes. Tell StreamAgent the language you speak on camera and captions are generated in it; add translated subtitle tracks in others. Smart Rotation reads each viewer’s language and time zone, so a Spanish-speaking viewer can get the Spanish version without you lifting a finger.
is a video of you.
One AI team behind your video. Pick the size.
Every plan does the whole job: discovery, questions, lead capture and scoring, call booking, the Monday report. Start free for 14 days on any of them.
- Core$37a month
The whole AI team behind your video, at starter scale.
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Every cap gone, and an agent that never stops testing.
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Your video makes the sale. Then it runs the agency.
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