AI lead qualification

Lead scoring for people who aren't sales teams.

Lead-scoring software was built for companies with pipelines, playbooks, and SDR headcount. A freelance video editor doesn't need a dashboard forecasting quarterly revenue — you need to know, in twenty seconds, whether the creator in front of you is worth an hour of pitching.

Orty returns a 0–100 Client Opportunity score on content-fit against your saved portfolio, shows its reasoning, and files the result. Gut feeling picks the shiny logo; the score picks the likely paycheck.

What the score actually measures

  • Niche match — does their content format match the styles saved in your Orty profile?
  • Posting cadence — five posts a week means recurring work; two posts a year means a nice-to-have.
  • Quality gap — proven audience plus basic editing is the highest-value signal in freelance editing.
  • Commercial signals — sponsorships, affiliate links, products — evidence money already moves in this creator's world.
  • Reply likelihood — derived from the above plus engagement patterns; strong-fit leads with high activity get answered.

Scores arrive with reasons, not vibes

Every rating ships with plain-English reasoning: what the model saw, which factors pushed the number up, which held it down. Disagree with a 60? Read why, decide, move on — the point is a consistent second opinion, not an oracle. Color-coded tiers (70–100 mint, 40–69 amber, 1–39 coral) make triaging a folder glanceable.

And v1.20's “What's Holding You Back?” read closes the loop on the painful case: an 80 that isn't converting gets a diagnosis — pitch fatigue, ghosting pattern, niche mismatch — computed from your own CRM with zero AI involved.

Batch mode: score a folder, not a feed

Pro users drop an entire folder of profile screenshots and receive a ranked table — sorted by fit, color-coded, ready to push into the pipeline. Ten minutes of manual scrolling becomes one review pass, and everything below your bar quietly leaves your to-do list.

Built for a one-person business

  • No seats, no tiers of tiers — $19.99/mo for Pro via Whop. There is no per-user pricing because there is no team.
  • No enrichment credits — scoring runs on Orty's managed AI; nobody meters you.
  • No SDR vocabulary — stages are Contacted and Sample Sent, not MQL and SAL.
  • Your workspace is yours — scores, reasoning, and history store encrypted per your account; ratings run on Orty's managed AI when you trigger them.

Frequently asked questions

Isn't the score just an AI guessing?
It's a grounded rubric, not a vibe. The managed vision engine reads the actual profile — cadence evidence, production quality, monetization markers — and Orty derives fit factors deterministically from that read. You always see the reasoning, which makes the score arguable instead of mystical.
Can I change what counts as a “good” lead?
Yes — scoring compares against the portfolio, niches, and style saved in your Profile tab. Switch from fitness to gaming portfolios and the same prospect scores differently, because fit is relative to what you actually edit.
Does scoring burn AI credits?
On the Free tier you get 3 scored leads a day, which comfortably covers the weekly routine. Scoring runs on Orty's managed AI — the allowance is included, and Orty adds nothing on top since it never resells AI usage.