The company that needs you rarely says so out loud. So we give you a list
Some B2B clients we find the usual way - in posts asking for a recommendation. For the rest there's a separate mode: a list of companies that fit your profile, with contacts, a score and an email draft for each.
Any plan · no card · on day 8 you decide
From a city map to an email you send yourself
A list of companies that fit your profile
We take companies of the right type in a city from OpenStreetMap, the open map - only those with a website. We set the profile and cities up with you; for now it's a handful of large cities.
Contacts from their own websites
We visit each company's site and collect emails, phone numbers and social links - each one copies from the card in a click.
A sign the company already pays for ads
We look for Meta, Google Ads and TikTok pixels on the site: whoever installed one is already counting the cost of a lead. A pixel loaded through a tag manager is invisible to us - so not finding one proves nothing.
A score, an angle and an email draft
Each company gets a score out of 5, a note on why it fits and where to start the conversation. For those scoring 3 or more we draft an email in your voice - in Ukrainian or English.
You send it and track the deal on the card
Copy the email and send it from your own mailbox. On the card you mark: emailed, replied, client or silence. A company you shouldn't contact disappears with one click.
Nobody here asked for advice, so whether to write is your call, not ours
- It's a separate, cold channel. Nobody here asked for advice: we find companies and draft an email, and you decide whether to write - and send it yourself. Companies live in their own section of the dashboard; we switch it on when you ask.
- We don't send emails for you. A cold email from a service is spam. From you, from your mailbox and after your edit, it's a conversation.
- A signal is a hint, not a guarantee. A pixel says the company invests in getting leads. It doesn't say they're looking for a contractor right now.
- Open sources only. The map and the company's own website. No bought databases.
Tell us who you sell to
In the form, describe the companies you sell to and the city. If we don't cover that city yet, we'll say so right away, before you start.
Any plan · no card · on day 8 you decide