Outreach Studio — find businesses that need you, with the proof

Find the businesses that need you, with the proof

Type a niche and a city. Outreach Studio pulls real businesses live from the web and audits every website it finds — a score, precisely what is wrong, and the words to open with — so you never have to guess who to approach or why.

No credit card · Live sources, no data vendor · Self-hostable with one command

Find leads — dentist · Austin, USA · outdated or broken site

Outreach Studio Lead Finder showing Austin dental practices with an audit score and the specific website problem behind each lead

The real screen — a live search, every site auditedExplore the guided product tour →

From “who should I even approach?” to a shortlist you can prove

Three steps. The first search takes about a minute.

Search a niche and a place

"Dentists in Austin." Choose who you want — any business, only those with a site, only the broken ones, or the ones with none at all.

Read the audit

Every result arrives with a score out of 100 and the specific things wrong with its website, so you already know your opening line before you decide to contact anyone.

Take the shortlist

Sort by worst site or easiest to reach, export to CSV with the audit attached, or save the leads and look up the owner behind each one.

Search, audit, filter — and a reason to reach out

The list is the easy part. What you get here is the evidence: what is actually wrong with each website, written the way you would say it out loud.

Outreach Studio Lead Finder showing dental practices in Austin, each with an audit score and the specific problem found on its website

Type a niche and a city. That is the whole brief.

Outreach Studio searches the live web and open map data for real businesses matching what you typed. Nothing is resold from a stale list, so a business that opened last month can still show up this afternoon.

Real businesses pulled live, not bought from a data vendor
Website, email, phone and socials where they actually exist
Decision-maker lookup when you want a name to write to

Tarrytown Dental

55/100 · poor

tarrytowndental.com · Austin, United States

• the security certificate is invalid
browsers warn 'your connection is not private'
• 3 broken links on the homepage
/prices, /book-online, /team-old
• not mobile-friendly
no responsive viewport tag, so phones show a shrunken desktop

HTTP 200 · 1.4s · 240 KB — measured, not inferred

Audit

Every site it finds gets checked, scored and explained.

This is the part that makes a lead worth contacting. Each website is loaded and examined — does it load at all, is the certificate valid, does it work on a phone, are its links alive — and the results are written out as plain findings you could say to the owner.

Facts, not opinions: status codes, certificate state, timings
Broken links, mixed content, dead pages — each with evidence
A healthy site is never reported as broken, on purpose

No websitePro

Sell them their first site

Outdated or broken siteStarter

Redesign prospects, evidence attached

Has a websiteFree

Website owners — the audit shows the gaps

Any businessFree

Everything found, each one audited

Filter

Then narrow to the businesses that need you.

Four filters, each one a different problem you can solve. Show businesses with no website at all, only the sites with a real defect ranked worst first, everyone, or just the ones with a site to improve.

No website — the strongest pitch there is
Outdated or broken — redesign prospects, evidence attached
Export the shortlist, or save it and work through it

Four filters, four different problems to solve

This is the choice that matters: not who exists, but whose business you can genuinely help. Two are free — the other two are what the paid tiers pay for.

No website

The strongest pitch there is

Businesses with nothing online at all, found in open map data, then researched individually for a phone number, Instagram or email so the lead is actually reachable.

Outdated or broken

Evidence, ranked worst first

Only sites with at least one real, checkable defect — an invalid certificate, broken links, no mobile layout — so you open with a specific observation instead of a generic compliment.

Has a website

Improvements, not rebuilds

Healthy businesses whose sites still have gaps — the audit shows what is missing, and lets you say plainly when a site needs nothing at all.

Priced on audited leads

One meter: leads. The paid tiers buy volume and the two filters that cost real work to run. Full pricing details →

Free

$0 forever

✓ 50 audited leads / month
✓ Any business · has a website
✓ Score and findings on every lead
✓ CSV export & decision-maker lookup

Create your account

Starter

$9 / month

✓ 400 audited leads / month
✓ +100 bonus leads in your first week
✓ Unlocks “outdated or broken site”
✓ Email support

Get Starter

Best value

Pro

$29 / month

✓ 2,500 audited leads / month
✓ +100 bonus leads in your first week
✓ Unlocks the “no website” hunt
✓ Priority support & early access

Get Pro

Questions, answered

Where do the leads actually come from?+

Live sources, not a database we bought. Depending on the filter, a search reads open map data (OpenStreetMap), the official UK company register, and the open web. That is why a brand-new business can appear, and why the count for a given area varies a little from day to day.

What does the audit check, exactly?+

Two layers. Transport facts measured over the network — does the page load, is the TLS certificate valid, how slow, how heavy. And content read from the real markup — no mobile layout, mixed insecure content, free-builder hosting, broken homepage links, stale copyright, placeholder text, a missing contact route. Each finding is a measured fact, not a guess.

What if your audit is wrong about a healthy site?+

That failure mode is designed against, because accusing a working business of being broken costs you the deal. Sites that refuse automated checks, time out, or render client-side are marked unverified rather than broken, and soft gaps like a missing meta description are recorded but never used to call a site a prospect.

Why are two of the filters paid?+

Because they cost real work per lead. "Outdated or broken site" re-checks each site's links to prove a defect, and "No website" spends a separate web lookup on every business to find a phone, Instagram or an email. The free tier runs the cheap searches; the paid tiers pay for the expensive ones.

Do I need any technical setup?+

None. Create an account, type a niche and a city, and you have audited businesses. There is no API key to create and nothing to connect — every source works out of the box.

Where does my data live?+

Hosted accounts are isolated in our Postgres database and protected by encrypted credentials and nightly backups. If you choose the self-hosted edition, the same product can run on infrastructure and a Postgres database you control.