SaaS · Lead generation

Find the businesses that still need to be found online.

LeadRadar scans Google Places data for local businesses with no website, an outdated one, or weak online visibility overall — thin listings, no reviews, no presence beyond a Maps pin — and turns them into a ready-to-contact lead list. Whether you sell websites, marketing, or AI automations, you open a dashboard that already knows who needs what you sell, instead of cold-calling blind.

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What it does

Point LeadRadar at a city and an industry — restaurants, salons, contractors, whatever niche you serve — and it pulls every matching business from Google Places, then checks each one's actual online presence: no website, a broken or outdated one, or just weak visibility overall.

No manual searching, no guessing which businesses might be a fit. You get a filtered, exportable list of warm prospects who have an obvious, provable gap you can open with — whether that's "you need a website" or "you need to be found online," on a call or in the first email.

How it works

Set your searchPick a location and business category to scan.
LeadRadar checks each listingWebsite status and online visibility are checked for every business.
Leads land in your dashboardNo-website, outdated-site, and low-visibility businesses are surfaced first.
Reach out with proofExport the list or contact leads directly with the gap already identified.

Who it's for

Web designers

A steady list of local businesses that visibly need a new site, without cold-searching Google yourself.

Digital agencies

Feed new-business teams a repeatable source of qualified, low-competition prospects by city and niche.

Freelance developers

Skip the guesswork of outreach — every lead already has a concrete, provable reason to need your services.

Marketing consultants

Use the no-website or outdated-website signal as an easy opener for web, SEO, or branding conversations.

AI automation sellers

Cold-calling businesses to pitch AI automations lands harder when you already know they're barely visible online — an easy, honest reason to open the call.