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LocalBoss
Start a website agency without building a single site
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Start a website agency without building a single site
8 followers
Start a website agency without building a single site. LocalBoss finds local businesses with no website, builds and deploys each one, and writes the pitch — automatically. Pay $39/mo, sell for ~$499, keep the profit.
Hey Product Hunt!
I kept seeing the same thing: tons of local businesses (electricians, plumbers, barbers) with great reviews and no website, quietly losing customers to whoever does show up on Google.
So I built LocalBoss. Point it at a city and each agent finds a business with no site, builds a bespoke one from public info (photos, reviews, hours), adds a booking form and a 24/7 AI chat concierge, deploys it live on a real URL, and drafts the outreach. You review it, sell it to the owner for ~$499, and keep the margin.
Here's a real one it built and deployed, end to end: https://ottos-electric-ephrata.vercel.app (open the chat bubble bottom-right, that ships on every site).
Pricing is a flat monthly plan ($39 for 30 builds/mo) so one sale covers the year and the rest is margin.
Fully transparent: I'm a solo maker, it's early, and I'm onboarding in batches. I'd genuinely love your feedback on the model and on the generated sites. What would make you actually try it?
honestly this looks pretty solid but i think adding a way to customize the auto generated pitch would help a lot. like maybe let users tweak the tone or drop in a personal touch before it goes out, since some clients in certain areas respond better to a more conversational vibe than whatever the default template is
The pitch emails it generated actually sound like a real human wrote them, which is wild. Curious to see how the sites hold up on mobile for stuff like restaurants and salons though.
Built two test sites for local dentists over the weekend and both came out clean enough to actually pitch. The auto-written copy is surprisingly decent for $39, though I wish the templates had a bit more variety.
honestly the local business finder is what got me, it actually surfaced a couple shops near me i had no idea were still running without a site