Your discovery video runs the discovery call.
You teach people to qualify before they pitch. Your own video pitches everyone the same thing and hopes. With StreamAgent behind it, the video qualifies first: a four-question quiz scores the pipeline, the score picks the pitch, the video captures the lead, and books the call with the ones who fit your program. Your calendar fills with the conversations you would have chosen.
Four questions. One score, before the call.
After you have named the problem you solve, the video runs a short quiz instead of one question:
- How many first meetings did you book last month?
- What share of them reached a proposal?
- How many proposals are older than thirty days?
- Who on the team can close without you?
A low score hears the part of your method about first meetings. A high score with stalled proposals hears the part about closing. The number arrives with the lead, so Jordan opens every discovery call already knowing it.
A stranger watches. You find out when it is booked.
- Monday, 7:05 am
A founder watches before their first call of the week. They answer the four quiz questions, score a 7, and hear the pitch for a team that books plenty and closes little. The video asks for a name, a company and roughly how many people sell.
- Monday, 7:12 am
It offers a discovery call Wednesday at 11 or Thursday at 3. They take Thursday. Confirmation and reminder go out. Jordan is running a workshop and sees it on the break.
- Thursday, 3:00 pm
The call opens with a founder who already heard the diagnosis and chose it. Jordan skips the first twenty minutes of every discovery call and starts at the part that matters.
Score their pipeline before the call.
Instead of one question, the video runs a short quiz: four questions about first meetings, proposals and who can close. The score decides which pitch plays and which call gets booked, and it arrives with the lead. Jordan opens every discovery call already knowing the number.
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 its transcript rank for the problems you solve, and assistants can quote your method in your words.
- Asks who is watching
- A four-question quiz scores the pipeline, and the score decides which part of the method plays and which call gets booked.
- Captures the lead
- Name, company and team size captured inside the video, scored so a team that fits your program rises first.
- Fills your calendar
- The discovery call is booked before the video ends, with the reminder sent for you.
- Reports back
- Every Monday: who watched, where they said they were stuck, who booked, and which pitch to sharpen.
Asked and answered.
I already use a VSL and a calendar link. What changes?
The order. A VSL pitches, then a link hopes. This asks first, pitches the answer, and books inside the video, so the person who reaches your calendar has already been qualified by the video, not by you on the call.
Can it score leads the way I teach my clients to?
Yes. Every answer, choice and minute watched feeds a score you can tune. A founder with a team of five who watched the whole pitch outranks a solo rep who left at the question. You set the bar for who gets a booking link.
What about my paid traffic?
Every answer and score can be sent back to your ad platforms, so your campaigns learn who books rather than who clicks. Your ad spend starts hunting the buyer you described.
My program has three tiers. Can the video pitch the right one?
That is what the score is for. The quiz total decides which tier gets pitched, and each path can book a different kind of call or go to a different next step.
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.