Try the client’s side, then see what the consultant receives. This prototype does not send email, store a lead or reserve a calendar slot. Use sample data only. Optional feedback below sends only your selected answers.
Before: a vague inquiry
“Hi, can you improve our website? We need it soon. What does it cost?”
The consultant still needs the goal, scope, timing and budget context before proposing a useful next step.
After: one structured brief
The form produces a readable brief and a reply draft. The consultant reviews it before inviting a call or asking for missing information.
What changes: the next reply can refer to the client’s actual goal and constraints.
No measured time saving or customer conversion claim.1. Client submits an inquiry
2. Consultant reviews the result
Load the example or fill in the inquiry. Your brief appears here.
What would someone pay for?
Candidate, not an available paid product: a reusable intake form, a reviewed booking handoff, three reply templates and a setup walkthrough. The value would be avoiding the work of assembling and checking the whole flow.
If a free form and your existing calendar already solve this, you do not need the bundle. This demo alone does not prove anyone will buy it.
What remains before a real client can use it
- Publish the form in the owner’s chosen tool and state how responses are handled.
- Verify a response reaches the owner outside the creator session.
- Connect and test an actual booking link, timezone and confirmation.
- Have a target user try it on a real inquiry and decide whether the complete setup is worth paying for.
Would the complete setup be worth USD 19 once?
The proposed bundle: a copyable intake form, three response templates, a booking-link setup walkthrough and a test checklist. Not available to buy yet. This is a price-interest question, not a checkout or reservation.