Your walkthrough video books the site visit.
You lose jobs to the first contractor who calls back, and you are on a roof when the call comes. With StreamAgent behind your video, the video calls back for you. It asks one question, what they plan to spend, shows them what everyone else said, takes the address and the start date, sends the cost guide, and books the site visit with the people who have a real project and a real timeline.
One vote, and the budget is on the table.
After the walkthrough, the video asks one question with no wrong answer and shows what everyone else said:
- Under $25,00031%
- $25,000 to $50,00044%
- $50,000 to $90,00019%
- More than $90,0006%
A poll is the question people answer when they would not answer a form. The budget comes in before the address does, so a homeowner who picked the top range and typed an address twenty minutes away is a visit this week; the one who picked the bottom range and left no address gets the guide and nothing else. Nobody is asked to justify anything.
A stranger watches. You find out when it is booked.
- Saturday, 2:30 pm
A homeowner watches your walkthrough and votes in the poll: $25,000 to $50,000. They see that most people picked the same, type their name and address, and get the cost guide. The address is twenty minutes from the shop.
- Saturday, 2:38 pm
It offers a site visit Tuesday at 5:30 or Thursday at 5:30. They take Tuesday. The confirmation and reminder go out. Dave is on a job and finds out at lunch.
- Tuesday, 5:30 pm
Dave walks into a kitchen where the homeowner already knows how he works, what the visit is for and roughly what a remodel costs. The visit is about the kitchen, not about whether to trust him.
Your ads learn who actually books.
Every answer, score and booking is sent back to the ad platforms Dave runs on, so the campaign learns who books a site visit, not who clicks a thumbnail. The same video that answers homeowners trains the ads that bring the next ones.
Bring any video. StreamAgent does the rest.
StreamAgent is a video lead-generation platform that puts an AI team behind the videos you record: each one gets itself found, asks every viewer who they are, captures and scores leads, books calls, and reports back what it learned.
- Gets you found
- Your video and transcript show up for people searching for your kind of work in your area, and assistants can quote what you said about process and timing.
- Asks who is watching
- A poll gets the budget before the address, and the results it shows make the viewer feel in company rather than interrogated.
- Captures the lead
- Name, address, project and timeline captured inside the video, scored so a kitchen with a start date outranks a maybe.
- Fills your calendar
- The site visit is booked before the video ends. Confirmation and reminder are sent for you.
- Reports back
- Every Monday: who watched, what they were planning, who booked, and what to fix.
Asked and answered.
My videos are rough. Shot on site, wind noise, the works.
Those are the ones homeowners trust. The walkthrough stays exactly as it is. The poll, the capture and the booking sit on top of it, and the cost guide is a page you write once.
How does it keep tire-kickers off my calendar?
The poll and the address do that. Someone with a budget, an address and a start date gets a site visit. Someone who picked the bottom range and left no address gets the cost guide and a way to come back when they are ready.
I only work within about an hour of the shop.
The video can ask where the project is before it offers a visit, and route out-of-area viewers to a polite no, or to a referral. The people who book are the ones you can drive to.
Does it work with the lead sites I already pay for?
Yes, and it works better than the form they send people to. Point every listing at the video, and the viewer finishes a walkthrough and books instead of filling in a form and waiting for three contractors to call.
Start with the video you already have.
Upload it, and StreamAgent proposes where the question goes and which short clips would complete it. Nothing changes until you say yes. See pricing, read what StreamAgent is, or watch the demo that asks you something.