Find leads on Google Maps
Search by place and category, and get the businesses with their phone, site and address — not a scraped list of names.
Own product
ClientHunter —leads worth calling.
ClientHunter pulls local businesses from Google Maps with contact details, scores each lead by how weak its current site is, and runs automated email follow-ups from your own mailbox.
Scored, not just scraped
Each lead is rated 0–100 on how weak its current website is, so the weakest sites — the ones who need the work — come first.
Automated drip follow-ups
Sequenced emails go out from your own mailbox, so replies land in the inbox you already read.
Why it exists
Every lead list on the market sells the same thing: names and phone numbers. The hard part was never the list — it is working out which of those businesses actually needs what you sell, this quarter, and is reachable without a gatekeeper.
ClientHunter was built for WPVelocity’s own pipeline. It searches Google Maps by place and category, collects the businesses with their contact details, then scores each one on how weak its current website is — no site at all, no mobile layout, no HTTPS, a slow or broken page. A high score is a business with an obvious problem you can fix.
How the follow-up works
Emails go out from your own mailbox on a sequence you set, so replies land in the inbox you already read, and your domain keeps its own reputation rather than borrowing a platform’s.
What it is built with
A React and Vite single-page app on the front, a scraping and scoring pipeline behind it. Same standards as the client work: no framework churn, no dead weight.
Built the same way I build client sites.
React and Vite on the front, a real scraping and scoring pipeline behind it. If you want something like it, say so.