Your next 500 customers
are already on the map.
Find every local business worth calling — with phone numbers and ratings — then make sure somebody calls them back.
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- Brightwater RoofingAdd
- Halden & Cole RoofingAdd
- Kirkstall Roof CareIn your list
- Pennine Flat RoofingAdd
- Otley Roofing Co.Add
- Merrow Roof & CladAdd
Most CRMs start after the hard part.
They assume you already have a list. Finding one is the job.
Where does the next list come from?
Bought lists go stale. Scrapers hand you a spreadsheet and walk away.
The callback nobody made.
“Try me next month” dies on a Post-it.
It leaves when they leave.
A rep’s promises live in their head, then walk out the door.
Search. Call. Keep the promise.
Five steps, and the last one feeds the first.
Search
A trade and a town.
Get real businesses
Phone, website, rating, review count.
Import the good ones
Anything you already have is flagged first.
Call and promise
Book the callback with an owner.
Keep it
Overdue sorts to the top and stays there.
The list builds itself.
Search once. Get up to 60 businesses you could ring this afternoon.
- Name, phone and website
- Rating and review count
- Already in your list, flagged before import
- Up to 60 businesses per search
- Phone number, ready to dial
- Rating and review count, so you can rank the list
- Website, when the business has one
- Checked against your book before it is offered
See where every deal stands.
A sample workspace. Drag the board, read the funnel.
Each column totals what it is realistically worth — deal value against your own win probability for that stage, not a raw sum that flatters the forecast.
The callback cannot quietly disappear.
Overdue sorts to the top and stays there until someone deals with it.
- Every callback has an owner and a date
- Reassign or hand over without losing history
- Snooze to a real date, not a dismissed badge
- Closing one asks what came of it
2 days overdue
Overdue
09:30
11:00
14:15
One tool instead of two half-tools.
Lead vendors stop before the work. CRMs start after it.
Columns describe categories of tool, not named products.
Nothing held back to force an upgrade.
Paid plans buy more seats, leads and searches. Not permission.
A call list that builds itself
Overdue first, then priority, then time.
Follow-ups with an owner
Reassign or hand over without losing history.
Repeating check-ins
Quarterly calls re-book themselves.
A pipeline you can drag
Your stages, your win probabilities.
No duplicates, ever
Checked against your book before import.
Bring your spreadsheet
CSV and Excel, mapped to your columns.
Notes and files on the lead
Context for whoever picks it up next.
Your own fields
Renewal months, site sizes, contract dates.
Tasks and shared calendar
Month, week or agenda across the team.
Reports that answer questions
Where deals stall and who converts.
Four roles out of the box
Reps see their own. Managers see all.
Export everything
Every report to CSV, any plan.
Start free. Pay when it earns its keep.
Metered on seats, leads and searches — nothing else held back.
The ones worth asking first.
Public business listings — the same records a map search returns, with phone, website and rating where the business has published them.
No. Results are checked against your workspace first, and anything you already hold is flagged so you cannot import it twice.
No. The free plan has no time limit — one seat, 250 leads, 25 searches a month.
Your workspace goes read-only, not dark. Keep signing in, reading and exporting.
Yes — CSV or Excel, mapped to your own column names. Bad rows are reported individually.
There are 200 businesses within ten miles
you have never called.
Find out who they are in the next two minutes.
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