Find your next SEO client
Pick an industry and a city. We’ll find local businesses whose websites have problems you can fix, and score them by how much there is to sell.
Questions
- Where do the businesses come from?
- Google Places, the same listings you see on Maps. We then fetch each business’s public homepage and check it for the SEO problems an agency would fix — missing titles and meta descriptions, no structured data, weak heading structure, and so on.
- What does the opportunity score mean?
- It is the share of our checks a site fails, so a high score means more fixable problems — a better prospect, not a better website. A business already doing SEO well scores low, because there is less for you to sell.
- Is it really free?
- Three searches a month with no account and no card. Each search checks ten local businesses and shows you the ones with fixable SEO problems — often four or five of the ten, since plenty of sites are already fine. Contact details, CSV export, saved searches and drafted outreach are part of the paid Agency plan.
- Why only three a month?
- Every search pulls live business data from Google, which we pay for per request. Three a month is what we can give away without charging for it, and it is enough to see whether the tool finds you someone worth calling.