Lead Engine collects businesses by region and category, scores and researches each one, and keeps every lead, run and report in one place, so your outreach starts with the best prospects, not a spreadsheet of guesses.
Finding businesses on maps, checking each website, guessing who is worth contacting, then tracking it all by hand eats hours that should go to selling.
Lead Engine turns that into a repeatable pipeline. Define the region, category and keywords once. The system does the collecting, ranking and organising.
Pick a region, a business category and keywords, then set how many leads you want. Start from a ready-made target profile or build your own.
A collector pulls matching businesses from Google Places into your database, with phone, website, rating and review count.
Each lead is scored on how complete and promising it looks, then enriched with AI and Apollo data where available.
Work the list, open a lead's full profile, and see which services to pitch. Reports show what converts.
One-click starting points for accounting firms, law firms, clinics and med spas, marketing agencies, staffing, insurance, property management and manufacturers.
Only keep businesses that have a website, a minimum number of reviews, or a minimum number of years in operation.
Scores weigh contactability (website, phone, email), reputation (rating and review volume) and how valuable the category is, so you can see why a lead ranks where it does.
Every lead carries suggested services to pitch,.
Contact info, business details, notes and recommendations on one page, linked back to the search run that found them.
Every search is a numbered execution. Review the last runs, jump to the leads each one produced.
A pipeline funnel, a conversion report and a lead quality report show where leads stall and which sources are worth repeating.
Generate blog content through four steps: research, write, create visuals, publish. Connects to Sanity, uses Search Console keywords, and creates images with AI.
n8n workflows run scheduled Google Places collection, capture inbound leads from webhooks and drive the content engine on a schedule.
Leads submitted from your website or forms land in the same pipeline as the ones you collect.
Admin, editor and viewer roles decide who can run searches, edit leads or just read reports.
Everything is stored in your own PostgreSQL database and served over a typed API.