Paste a post, a video or a file. AI builds an interactive guide, not a PDF. QuickSum hosts it, gates it, delivers it and sends every lead to your email tool, tagged. Share one link from your blog, YouTube, Pinterest or LinkedIn. No website required.
A blog with traffic is the easy case. But the hosted page doesn't need one. It is the lead magnet and the opt-in in a single link, so a YouTube description, a Pinterest pin, a LinkedIn post or a bio can send people straight to it. The email lands in your list either way, tagged by the guide they took.
Then the loop closes on its own: the subscriber gets your offer, the offer funds the next piece of content, the next piece gets its own lead magnet.
Pick the one that matches where you are today. The other one is waiting when you get there.
Link 3 to 8 related posts to one lead magnet. Each post gets a banner that is already written from the guide. Set it to expand in place, capture the email right there, or open the page. Your traffic stays on your domain, and Google reads the whole thing with proper paywall markup.
Drop in a video, a Google Doc, a PDF you made, or a LinkedIn post that did well. You get a hosted page that is both the lead magnet and the opt-in form. Put the link in your bio, your pins, your posts, your community. Every subscriber goes straight to your email tool.
Every other tool sends the reader off to a page. QuickSum turns the post they are already reading into the placement: a banner written from the lead magnet, matched to the post by rule, and a guide that expands in place and unlocks with one email.
One script on your site. Include and exclude rules decide which posts get which magnet, so a YouTube growth post gets the YouTube list magnet.
Headline, subline, "what's inside," image and button copy come from the magnet's real content, in your brand kit. Inline, sticky bar, corner card or popup.
"See what's inside" opens the guide within the post: summary, outline, resource cards and the email gate. No redirect, no bounce.
The address given in the banner unlocks the resources right there, lands in your email tool tagged, and triggers the delivery email.
"Open the full guide" takes them to the hosted page unlocked. The reader never types their email twice.
You already did the hard part when you made the content. This is the part that used to take a weekend.
A post URL, a YouTube link (transcript and description pulled automatically), or a file. Mark the main source, add context, attach files as AI knowledge, bonus download, or both.
About 1 minuteTwo sentences: who the reader is and what they should walk away able to do. Pick a format or let the AI decide. Toggle checklist, calculator, prompts, embedded video.
About 2 minutesNot a summary. The execution layer: checklist with time estimates, templates, tool stack with your links in context. Gated or open. Your email tool is picked once and every subscriber lands there tagged.
4 to 6 minutesLinked posts get an inline banner automatically. The hosted URL goes in descriptions, pins, bios and posts. Edit the guide once and every placement updates.
Copy one linkHeadline, bullets, image and button written from the guide. Inline block, sticky bar, corner card or popup. Expands in place, captures inline, or opens the page.
configured once per magnetSubject, copy and button written for you. Attached files and tracked resource links included. Sent from your domain.
sent on every opt-inPushed to Kit, Beehiiv, MailerLite, ActiveCampaign or 21 others. Tagged by lead magnet so your sequence can start.
tag: your-magnet-slugChange a step, swap a tool, add a file. The hosted page, every banner and the delivery email update together.
zero re-linkingNot because they don't work. Because one lead magnet was a two-day project across five tools, so you built one, never tested it, and never built a second.
So you build one, and you never A/B test it. Testing a second angle would cost another two days.
So you build three angles in an afternoon, run them side by side for a week, and keep the one that converts.
Until now nobody tested lead magnets, because the cost of a second version was the same as the first. When a version costs ten minutes, testing becomes normal: a checklist against a playbook, a beginner angle against an advanced one, the same content aimed at two audiences. Same posts, same traffic, two lead magnets, one winner.
A summary of your post gives them nothing they don't already have. A guide has to earn the email. Every piece below is live. Try them.
Progress is saved on the reader's device.
Get the written version of this video (every step, every tool, in order): [YOUR GUIDE LINK]
Description lines, email scripts, AI prompts with fill-in fields.
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Every click tracked per tool, per step.
PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, TXT, images or video, up to 50 MB each. Hosted by QuickSum, delivered after unlock.
Use each file as AI knowledge, as a downloadable bonus, or both.
Four things stand between "I have a post" and a tagged subscriber in your email tool. Here is how each one gets done, the hard way and with QuickSum.
Based on public product pages as of September 2026. Named tools are examples of each category.
Open a real lead magnet built from a real video, then join the waitlist. The first users get the builder set up personally, on their own content.
Yes. That is the point. The hosted page is the lead magnet and the opt-in form in one link. Share it from Pinterest, LinkedIn, a YouTube description, a bio or a community. When you launch a site later, the same lead magnet plugs in as an inline banner.
No. The reader already read the post or watched the video. The builder produces the execution layer: the checklist with real criteria, the templates, the tool stack, the mistakes, the next step. A recap would give nobody a reason to hand over an email.
A blog post URL, a YouTube link (transcript, description and chapters are pulled automatically), or a file: PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, TXT, images or video. Mark one source as the main one, add others as background context, and attach files as AI knowledge, downloadable bonus, or both.
On a QuickSum-hosted subdomain in your brand kit, with a custom domain available on Pro. Site owners also get the inline banner, so the guide can open inside the blog post itself.
Every post you link to a lead magnet gets a banner that is already written from the guide: headline, bullets, image and button. Choose inline block, sticky bar, corner card or popup. On click it can expand the guide in place, capture the email right there, or open the hosted page.
You set URL include and exclude rules per lead magnet, for example everything under /youtube/ but not /youtube/news/. Matching posts show that magnet's banner automatically. A post about YouTube growth gets the YouTube list magnet, not a random one.
No. Locked resources appear in the page with their real names and descriptions, blurred and inert, which is what search engines index. The actual destination URLs and files stay server-side until the email is submitted. Crawlable for Google, not bypassable for a reader.
No. One email, one unlock. The address entered in the banner unlocks the resources inline, lands in your email tool tagged, triggers the delivery email, and the "Open the full guide" link opens the hosted page already unlocked.
Yes, the right way. The teaser is open HTML and the locked part is in the page with standard paywall markup, so search engines know what is inside without anyone bypassing the gate.
Kit, Beehiiv, MailerLite, ActiveCampaign, Brevo, Mailchimp, Ghost, Klaviyo, HubSpot, Flodesk, Systeme.io and 15 more, connected directly. Anything else via webhook. Every subscriber arrives tagged by the lead magnet they took.
A branded delivery email with a button to the guide, any files you attached as downloads, and tracked links to the tools you featured. Written and sent for you, from your own sending domain. One email per opt-in, no sequence unless you add one in your email tool.
Yes. QuickSum uses your own AI provider key, so a guide costs you cents and your content never trains anyone else's model. You also connect your email tool and a transactional email service like Resend.
No. The Lead Magnet Builder is part of Pro, alongside unlimited summary widgets and video guides.
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