Yes, if your retainer tiers are mapped to service pages with fee ranges. Most agencies gate this behind a form, which kills inbound. The bot quotes a fee per media-spend tier (e.g., $3,200/month at $15k media, $6,500/month at $35k media). Buyers compare directly and serious shoppers self-qualify before booking.

The bot quotes ranges from your published benchmark library. If your B2B SaaS portfolio averages $140-$220 CPL for Sponsored Content, that's what it returns. It doesn't invent or inflate. If the prospect's industry isn't covered, the bot says so and offers the nearest analogous benchmark with a caveat about uncertainty.

Sponsored Content, Message Ads, Conversation Ads, Document Ads, Lead Gen Forms, Event Ads, and Dynamic Ads. Each has different CPL economics and use cases. The bot recommends format mix based on goal: MQL gen typically leans Sponsored Content + Lead Gen Forms; pipeline acceleration leans Conversation Ads + Document Ads.

Yes. Your minimum-spend page lists guidance by ARR band, segment, and goal. The bot reads it and returns honest recommendations. A $10M SaaS asking about LinkedIn might hear that $8k-$12k/month is the realistic floor. A $200M SaaS might hear that $40k+ unlocks better learning velocity. Both get tailored, not generic, advice.

Yes. Case studies are tagged with ARR band, spend level, segment, and result metrics (CPL, MQL volume, pipeline influenced). The bot matches the closest fit and returns relevant proof. A $40M SaaS asking about $20k media gets a similar-stage case before a $400M enterprise win that ran $200k/month.

Yes. Creative scope per retainer tier sits in postmeta: number of concepts per month, variant count per concept, and any video or motion add-ons. The bot quotes the scope honestly. Marketers asking whether they need an in-house creative team get realistic guidance about what your retainer covers and where they need their own resources.

Both work. The bot reads your published playbooks on lead capture and explains the trade-offs: Lead Gen Forms lower friction and CPL, but lower lead quality on average. Landing pages allow richer qualification but cost 30-50 percent more per lead. The recommendation factors the buyer's ICP and funnel maturity.

Yes. Budget, segment, ARR, goal, ad format preferences, existing creative situation, and CRM integration needs all get extracted from chat and logged. The AE opens the next call with a media plan brief half-drafted. Reduces brief friction from multiple emails to a single planning conversation.