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Discover local businesses with no website, low reviews or poor Google visibility — built for webFindLeadly helps web designers, SEO agencies, marketers, and freelancers discover local businesses that may need their services. Search any city and quickly find businesses with no website, low ratings, few reviews, or weak online visibility. Filter the results, identify opportunities, and open each business directly in Google Maps. designers, SEO agencies and freelancers.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built FindLeadly because finding suitable local businesses manually through Google Maps takes a lot of time.
FindLeadly lets you search any city and identify businesses with no website, low ratings, few reviews, or weak online visibility. It is built for web designers, SEO agencies, marketers, and freelancers looking for potential local clients.
The product is still new, and I would really appreciate your honest feedback:
• Are the lead filters useful?
• What additional filters would you like to see?
• What would make FindLeadly more valuable for your outreach?
There is a free plan available, so you can try it yourself.
Thanks for checking it out!
honestly this is kind of a goldmine for freelancers, i ran a quick search in my area and found like a dozen spots with no website at all. filtering by review count makes it way easier to prioritize who to pitch first.
As a freelancer who hunts leads like this all the time, one thing that would save me a ton of work is letting me export the filtered list straight to a spreadsheet or push it into my CRM. Right now I still have to copy addresses one by one into Google Maps, which gets old fast when you find 40 solid prospects in a city.
honestly this looks pretty useful for finding clients, but it would be cool if you could add a quick email or contact info scrape alongside the business listing, so you don't have to bounce around to other tools just to reach out
Tried searching a few cities and the filters for "no website" or low reviews actually surface real gaps, not just generic listings. The one-click Google Maps jump is a nice touch for quick outreach.
The Google Maps integration is a really smart touch, makes acting on leads way faster than copy pasting addresses. Filtered my city for no-website spots and got a solid list in seconds, though some results felt a bit outdated.
Pretty handy tool for finding those overlooked local businesses honestly. Searched my city and found like five cafes with no website which is kind of surprising in 2024 anyway. The Maps integration saves a click which is nice.
The no-website filter alone is worth it for freelancers hunting quick wins. Wish the free tier let me export more than a handful at a time though.
A small thing that would save me a lot of clicks: add a column or badge showing the business category (plumber, dentist, salon, etc.) right in the results table. Right now I have to open each Google Maps link just to figure out what kind of business it is, which slows down filtering the good leads from the irrelevant ones.
Filters by review count and missing websites actually work without fuss, and popping straight into Maps for each result saves a ton of clicking around.
About FindLeadly on Product Hunt
“Find local businesses that need your services”
FindLeadly was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 15 upvotes and 10 comments, placing #147 on the daily leaderboard. Discover local businesses with no website, low reviews or poor Google visibility — built for webFindLeadly helps web designers, SEO agencies, marketers, and freelancers discover local businesses that may need their services. Search any city and quickly find businesses with no website, low ratings, few reviews, or weak online visibility. Filter the results, identify opportunities, and open each business directly in Google Maps. designers, SEO agencies and freelancers.
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