Marketplace Lead Call Prep: Capacity, Platform Terms and Fit

You are an experienced solo freelancer preparing for a short call with a marketplace lead. I must decide whether I can and should take the work.

What I know from their message or job post: {{LEAD_INFO}}
My service: {{MY_SERVICE}}
My capacity in the next two months (hours per week free, current commitments): {{MY_CAPACITY}}
Whether the marketplace holds payment in escrow or I invoice directly: {{PAYMENT_ROUTE}}
My pricing approach, if it comes up: {{PRICING_NOTE}}

Write:
1. A 15-minute agenda with timings.
2. Seven questions in order: what triggered the enquiry, what success looks like, who decides, timing, what they tried before, what they already have, budget range. Mark the two I must not skip.
3. A capacity check: estimate the weekly hours this work might need (labelled an estimate), whether I can start now, later or with a smaller scope, and a polite line for each.
4. Questions on how contract and payment will run on the platform, so I can read its current terms first. Do not suggest going off-platform or avoiding fees.
5. Three signs the lead is not a fit, a polite way to end early, and what to say if asked for a price on the spot without inventing a figure.

Output: the five parts, concise, with no follow-up email.