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AutoLead365 - Find businesses with bad websites or weak marketing

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AutoLead365 finds local businesses worth reaching out to. It scores their website quality and checks whether they run Meta/Facebook ads - weak on both means a strong prospect. It finds their contact email automatically, even with no website to pull one from, and can generate a live AI demo site to attach. A Custom Campaign feature sends personalized outreach at scale. Free to start.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I kept noticing the same pattern in web design and marketing communities: people spending hours manually checking business websites one by one, then separately hunting for contact emails, just to end up with a list worth emailing. That repetitive research was the actual bottleneck, not the outreach itself. I started building AutoLead365 to automate just that research step - scanning businesses, scoring their website quality, and checking whether they're actively running ads, since a business with both a bad website and no active marketing is a much stronger prospect than either signal alone. The approach evolved as I used it myself: finding the business wasn't enough, so I added automatic contact email discovery. Then I added AI demo-site generation, because showing a prospect what their site could look like closes far more conversations than describing it. A Custom Campaign feature came last, once outreach at any real volume became the actual next bottleneck. It doesn't close deals for you - that part's still on you. It just removes everything repetitive before that conversation starts. Free to start, no credit card required. Would love feedback, especially if you already do this kind of prospecting and have a workflow that's working (or not) for you.

A terrible website does not mean a buyer in need. It is just an owner who thrives offline and ignores digital completely). Pitching to fix neglect means convincing them their priorites are wrong before you can even sell the work...

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 Fair point, and it's the failure mode I worry about most. The signal isn't "no website = pitch them" on its own — AutoLead365 also checks whether the business is currently running Meta/Facebook ads. A business that's genuinely thriving offline and ignores digital usually isn't spending money on ads either. But a business with a bad or missing website that IS running ads is telling you something specific: they're already trying to get customers online, already spending money on it, and it's not converting because there's nowhere good to send that traffic. That's a much narrower slice than "anyone with a bad website."

You're right it's not a guarantee though — it's a prioritization signal, not a qualification. It gets you to better candidates faster, it doesn't replace the actual conversation to confirm they even want to be found online.

 The ad spend filter chnages the situation. They are already paying for the traffic. You are selling conversion optimization to an active buyer. Not trying to change an "offline" mindset...

Maker

 Exactly — that's a sharper way to put it than I did myself. Appreciate you pushing on it, it's actually making me rethink how I phrase this in the product copy, since "bad website" alone undersells what's really going on.

 framing around wasted ad spend gives freelancers immediate ROI hook instead of trying to sell generic redesigns insted)