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TargetVid

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Talk to the person who builds it.

Baljeet Aulakh builds TargetVid and takes these calls himself — 15 or 30 minutes, free, with no sales team and no script. Bring one listing you are stuck on, or the last video you paid someone else to make, and you will leave knowing whether we can do anything with it.

Last updated: 2026-08-25. Written by Baljeet Aulakh, founder of Blue Snow Developers.

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What actually happens on the call

  1. First few minutes

    You say what you sell and who buys it. No form filled in advance, no qualification questions — the point is for us to find out fast whether this is a fit, including when it is not.

  2. The middle

    We open a real listing — yours if you have one. You see which photographs the engine would use, which public sources it would pull, and where every number on screen would come from, because nothing reaches the screen without the name of whoever published it.

  3. The end

    A straight yes, no, or not yet. If it is a yes we talk about what your first video would cost and when you would have it. If it is a no you have lost fifteen minutes and gained an honest answer.

Who should book, and who should not

Book if

  • You have a listing, a property, or a product you want on video and are not sure what it would take.
  • You have tried a generative AI video tool and could not use what came out of it.
  • You are weighing this against hiring a videographer and want the real numbers on both.
  • You want work done for you rather than a tool to drive — that is a conversation, not a signup.

Skip it if

  • You only want to know when access opens — the waitlist does that without you talking to anyone.
  • You want to see the product first. Watch the full sample listing — it is two and a half minutes and it answers most of this.
  • Your question is about price. The pricing page has every number on it and none of them change on a call.
  • It is a support or billing matter — that goes to the help center or contact, which is faster.

Before you book

  • Who am I actually talking to?

    Baljeet Aulakh — the founder of Blue Snow Developers and the person who builds TargetVid. There is no sales team, no SDR and no discovery-call script. If you book a time, that is the call.

  • Does a call cost anything?

    No. The call is free and there is no obligation attached to it. TargetVid itself is $9 for your first listing video and then pay-per-video with no subscription, but nothing on the call asks you for a card.

  • How long is the meeting?

    Fifteen or thirty minutes, your pick. Fifteen is enough to work out whether TargetVid fits what you sell. Thirty gives us room to open a real listing of yours and talk through what the video would actually contain.

  • What should I bring?

    One listing you are stuck on, or the last video you paid someone else to make. Concrete beats abstract: with a real address on screen we can talk about the exact photos, the exact public data, and what the finished cut would look like.

  • Do I have to be a real-estate agent?

    No. Real estate is where we started because listing video is the clearest case, but the engine composes from photographs and public data, not from a property database. Mortgage, auto and memorial are on the roadmap, and if you sell something else entirely that is a useful call for both of us.

  • Should I book a call or join the waitlist?

    Join the waitlist if you want to be told when access opens and would rather not talk to anyone yet. Book a call if you have a specific job in mind and want a straight answer about whether we can do it. They are not alternatives — plenty of people do both.

Pick a time

15 minutes or 30 minutes — whichever suits. If nothing on the calendar works, write instead and we will find a slot by hand.

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