yYieldGate
FOR AI PRODUCTS & SAAS TEAMS

Turn conversations
into revenue.

From the users you already have.

Help users when they get stuck. Discover what they need. Guide them to the right paid upgrade.

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Help. Understand. Suggest.

A useful answer. One relevant question. A paid option when it fits.

Real DemoScreen sandbox UI with an illustrative YieldGate helper. Cursor and camera motion are edited. No live integration or purchase.

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The video uses captured DemoScreen sandbox UI with an illustrative YieldGate helper. Cursor and camera motion are edited. This is not a continuous raw recording or a live helper integration, and no purchase is shown.

Sandbox steps shown: Add a sample highlight, type the three-line script below, then click Write Scenes.

Show the problem.
Show the feature.
Show the result.

Write Scenes shows the public sandbox’s canned preview. It is not evidence that AI generated a video from the typed script. The illustrative helper conversation follows:

  1. User

    Help me plan a 30-second app video.

  2. Assistant

    Start with the problem, show the feature, finish with the result.

    • The problem
    • The feature
    • The result
  3. Assistant

    Is this a one-off or a weekly workflow?

  4. User

    Two videos a week. I need a reusable template.

  5. Assistant

    Keep the outline. Swap the problem, feature, and result each time.

  6. OfferStarter

    More monthly credits. No watermark.

    Compare plans
  7. Assistant

    Only making one? Keep the free option.

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REAL AI ROLEPLAY / DEMOSCREEN EXAMPLE

A useful video outline.
Then a question that finds repeated work.

TRANSLATED EXCERPTS · NOT A CUSTOMER RESULT
  1. 01
    VIRTUAL CUSTOMER / OPENING

    “Help me outline a 30-second introduction video for an app that turns meeting notes into to-dos. I have six app screenshots. What order should I show them in, and what captions should I use?”

    Both bots received exactly the same opening in the original comparison.
  2. 02
    OUR AGENT / FIRST REPLY, EXCERPTS

    “Try centering the video on ‘When the meeting ends, action begins.’ I haven’t seen the actual screens, so place the six screenshots in the roles below.”

    NotesInputTo-do conversionResultsNext action

    […full scene table and editing tips omitted…]

    The agent gave a usable outline before asking about the audience. The chips summarize the translated scene table; they are not an additional model response.
  3. 03
    VIRTUAL CUSTOMER / SECOND MESSAGE

    “It’s mainly for leaders of small teams. I want to emphasize reducing the hassle of working out who needs to do what after a meeting. Could you make the captions more specific for that audience?”

    OUR AGENT / SECOND REPLY, EXCERPTS

    “For leaders of small teams, a message about reducing the work of organizing things again after a meeting fits well. Only show things like assignee labels if the app actually supports them.”

    […tailored scene table and editing guidance omitted…]

    It tailored the help first, then asked one question about production frequency.
  4. 04
    VIRTUAL CUSTOMER / THIRD MESSAGE

    “It won’t be just once. Starting this month, I plan to make two 30-second videos every week. Could you turn this structure into a reusable template so I don’t have to plan it from scratch each time?”

    OUR AGENT / THIRD REPLY, EXCERPTS

    “Use a 30-second template where you change only the problem, feature, and result each time.”

    […reusable scene table and production rules omitted…]

    “At 8–10 videos a month, standard voice uses about 240–300 credits. The free monthly 60 credits covers two 30-second videos. Account separately for re-renders and additional audio.”

    ACTUAL REGISTERED CARD IN THIS RESPONSE

    Starter

    300 credits / month · no watermark

    $9 / month
    The model’s registered card followed the useful answer. No purchase was made.
VIRTUAL CUSTOMER / CLOSING MESSAGE, TRANSLATED

“Great. I can keep the screen order and final line fixed, and only change the problem and feature emphasized in each video. I’ll use this template to make the first video. Thank you!”

This closing message was not sent to the assistant. It says the customer will try the template, not that a purchase happened.

English translation of selected excerpts from the first AI↔AI comparison’s recurring-production case. Omissions are marked. This is an illustrative virtual-customer case, not an unedited English transcript, a real customer, or evidence of revenue uplift. The full six-case comparison includes weaker results and a case where the general support bot scored higher. Based on public DemoScreen facts; no affiliation.

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We also run the same virtual customer with a general support bot and our agent. Both conversations and post-chat AI self-reports are available, including weaker results. They are not evidence of human purchases or revenue uplift.

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EXAMPLE FLOW

Start helping before they ask.

Turn a moment of friction into a useful conversation.

  1. 01

    Notice a sticking point.

    A user repeats a step, hits an error, or pauses on pricing.

  2. 02

    Offer useful help first.

    “Need a hand with this step?” Help with the task, then ask a question to understand the goal.

  3. 03

    Guide the next step.

    Suggest a relevant paid feature or plan and its purchase path. For a complex need, offer a sales conversation.

The video above illustrates the conversation flow. For proactive help, we agree on the setup together: we choose triggers, connect the necessary product events, and review when AI may start a conversation.

A SMALL, GUIDED START

Try it with one real use case.

  1. 01

    Share your URL.

    Tell us what you sell and who uses it.

  2. 02

    Choose one moment.

    Review when AI should offer help and which offers fit.

  3. 03

    Connect your service.

    Review the setup together, then try it with your users.

Keep your current model. We review the integration before testing.

Setup and measurement details
SETUP THAT FITS YOUR SERVICE

One service.
A few offers. A clear test.

We review your service and agree on scope and terms before work starts. We’ll guide you through the integration.

  1. 01

    Review your service.

    Share a URL and the user task you want to improve. We’ll confirm public facts and the offers worth testing.

  2. 02

    Try the conversation.

    Work through common needs, free paths, and refusals. Review the language and any unsupported claims.

  3. 03

    Connect a small test.

    Connect the agreed product events and one small test. An embed or your existing in-app AI needs integration review.

  4. 04

    Check the real outcome.

    Compare customer help, offer relevance, and verified purchases. We don’t promise a revenue increase.

START WITH ONE USE CASE

Find the next upgrade opportunity.

Start with one user task and a paid feature that can help.

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