LeadScouter: Know which local businesses are actually worth pitching

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Filip. I build software at a consultancy during the day, and LeadScouter is what I’ve been doing on evenings and weekends. Before an agency pitches a local business, someone opens about eight tabs: the site, PageSpeed, their Google reviews, their Instagram, whether they’re running ads, whether there’s even a phone number on the homepage. Ten minutes per business, and most turn out not to be worth contacting at all. LeadScouter does that whole pass at once, scores the business, and suggests which angle to lead with. The part I care most about is the scoring. “Weak web presence” isn’t one thing. A business with a slow site but 200 recent reviews and weekly posts is busy and sloppy — there’s money and no time, and that’s a good prospect. A business with 11 reviews and an Instagram that died in 2023 isn’t neglecting marketing, it’s barely operating. Those two look nearly identical on a checklist and LeadScouter separates them. To be clear about what it isn’t: it doesn’t scrape or sell contact data and it doesn’t send anything. You point it at businesses you already have. $19 for 30 audits. I launched it a couple of weeks ago, it’s early, and what I’d most like out of today is hearing where the scoring gets it wrong. I’ll be here all day.