Yes. Each package tier and case study tags the format in postmeta: narrative, interview, panel, solo, or hybrid. When a prospect describes the show they want, the bot filters to the matching tier. A heavily-produced narrative documentary scopes very differently than a weekly interview where the host runs the conversation with light editing.

Your service pages list what each tier includes. Typical Signature scope covers host coaching (4-8 hours per season), guest research and sourcing, full audio production and editing, transcripts, show notes, social media clips (2-4 per episode), and basic distribution to major platforms. The bot reads the exact scope and quotes it accurately.

The bot quotes ranges from your published case studies. If your B2B SaaS shows typically hit 2,500-6,500 downloads per episode by month six, that's the range it returns. It does not invent or inflate. If the prospect's industry is outside your portfolio, the bot says so and offers the nearest analogous segment with a caveat about uncertainty.

Yes. Video tier costs sit in package postmeta as a delta over the audio base. The bot quotes single-cam, multi-cam, and full video studio production with the corresponding cost and turnaround. It also covers what short-form output looks like, which platforms (YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok) the clips target, and how many clips per episode the tier delivers.

Yes. If a prospect describes their goal (awareness, ABM warmth, thought leadership), the bot suggests formats that match. ABM-focused shows often work best as interviews with target-account executives. Awareness plays better with narrative formats. The bot reads your strategy page to make the recommendation, not generic content marketing copy.

Many B2B podcasts use a CMO or CEO as the host. Your coaching scope sits on a methodology page. The bot reads the hours included, the format (live coaching, recorded reviews, pre-episode prep), and the outcomes typical clients report. Executive hosts who have never recorded before get a realistic picture of what to expect.

Yes. Guest sourcing scope sits in tier postmeta. Typical Signature includes 8-12 guest pitches per season with confirmed bookings. Premier might include 20+. The bot also covers your guest network: which executive levels you have access to, which industries, and what your typical guest acceptance rate looks like.

Yes. Pilots, single seasons, and rolling-season contracts each have different pricing structures. The bot quotes them appropriately. Pilots typically run higher per-episode because of setup. Rolling contracts get volume discounts. Buyers leave with a realistic picture of how the engagement evolves from pilot to year three.