Find businesses without websites.The lead finder for web designers.

Search any trade in any town and SiteSeeker returns the local businesses with no website on their Google listing, each with its reviews, phone number, last review date and a lead score from 0 to 100.

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Illustrative results for fictional businesses.

How it works

Search, score, pitch.

Not sure which trade to start with? The guide to web design niches compares the ones that buy.

  1. [1]

    Search a trade and a town

    Pick a category or keyword and a location, and only the businesses with no website on their Google listing come back.

  2. [2]

    Score every lead

    Each result carries a 0 to 100 lead score, its reviews and the date of its last one, and you can sort by lead quality to call the strongest first.

  3. [3]

    Pitch with the facts

    Open a lead for its rank, rating, hours and the reasons it is worth calling, then save it, export it or build its site.

Website status

Only the businesses with no website.

Lead Finder reads the website field on every Google listing it finds. The ones with a site are counted and set aside, so the list you get is the list you can sell to. Checking the same listings by hand is what our guides on finding businesses without websites and finding clients on Google Maps walk through.

Pitching a rebuild instead? Run the current site through the free SEO checker or see what it is built with.

  • Filter by minimum rating, minimum and maximum reviews
  • Hide businesses without a phone number
  • A listing can miss a site the owner never added, so check before you call
Illustrative counts for one search.

Lead score

A score from 0 to 100, with the math showing.

Click any score to see what built it, part by part. The tier word sits beside the number, so colour is never the only signal.

  • Listing quality, up to 40: the rating, weighted by the reviews behind it
  • Low visibility, up to 38 when a Google rank is measured: the further down, the more a site would help
  • Review recency, from minus 50 to plus 25: a listing silent for years may have closed
  • A claimed listing, proximity to your search and a keyword match add the rest
Illustrative score for a fictional business, computed with the real formula.

Lead intel

Know why before you dial.

Open a lead and the reasons it is worth your time are written out: no website, how hard it is to find on Google, how well it is reviewed. The Pitch tab keeps the rank, rating, last review, category and opening hours in one place for the call.

  • Google rank, marked approximate because it moves with the searcher
  • Last review date, flagged when a listing has gone quiet for two years
  • An AI website plan and a call guide, one AI credit each, on paid plans
Illustrative lead file for a fictional business.

Export

Take the list anywhere.

Export your leads as a CSV and choose the columns first. Saved leads can carry their pipeline stage too. CSV export is included on Pro, Max and Agency plans.

Illustrative export of fictional businesses.

  • Search credits

    200 a month on Pro, 500 on Max

    Pay for searches. A search that is still cached is not charged again.

  • Recency credits

    100 a month on Pro, 200 on Max

    Fetch last-review dates that are not already cached, one credit per business.

  • AI credits

    A separate monthly pool

    Pay for website builds, website plans and call guides. A search never spends them.

What comes next

From a lead to a live site, in one app.

The business you found is the one you track, build for and sell to.

  1. Find

    Lead Finder

    Search a trade and a town, then save the leads worth calling.

  2. Track

    Saved Leads

    Notes, follow-ups and a Kanban pipeline for every conversation.

    See the web design CRM

  3. Build

    AI website builder

    Press Generate website and the listing becomes the brief.

    See the AI website builder

Before your first search

How Lead Finder works.
Asked and answered.

What it searches, how it scores, and what each credit pays for.

Google business listings. Choose a category or keyword and a city, state or postal code, and it returns the local businesses in that area with no website on their listing. Each one comes with its rating, review count, phone number, address, Google Maps link, last review date and a lead score.

Your next client is already on the map.They just have no website yet.

Search a trade and a town, open the strongest lead, and start the conversation today.