Local businesses with a website gap
Local businesses whose website is missing, broken, or dated enough to pitch against.
Free plan, no card
The same list every week is not a lead list.
Save a search once. It runs on a schedule and shows you only the businesses it has never shown you before. No scrolling past the forty you already called.
- One search free, forever
- Pay in KES or USD
- Cancel whenever
The idea
A list goes stale. A feed does not.
Pull a list of businesses twice a week and most of the second list is the first list. The work is not finding them, it is working out which ones are new. A signal does that bit.
Describe what you sell to
Local businesses with a weak website, companies hiring for a role you build for, sites running the platform you migrate people off. Whatever your version of a good lead looks like.
It runs on a schedule
Weekly, or daily on a paid plan. You do not open anything, press anything, or remember anything.
You only see what is new
Every business it has already shown you is remembered. Run it fifty times and you never see the same lead twice.
You call them
Each lead carries what is wrong, a score, and a public contact where one is listed. That is the part we cannot do for you.
Where it lands today: new matches collect in your dashboard, ready to work through. Email digests are being wired up next, so for now you go and look rather than being told.
What you can watch
Four things worth being told about.
Each one is a different reason a business is about to spend money. Pick the one that matches what you sell.
Sites running a given stack
Sites running the platform you sell against, so you can pitch the migration.
Companies hiring for a role
Companies posting roles that imply they are about to spend on what you sell.
Buying signals for a domain list
One scored sales-trigger row per company: hiring, stack, and best contact.
Price
Priced for where you are.
The Kenyan price is set for Kenya, not converted from the dollar one. A conversion would be the wrong number in at least one of the two markets.
Free
No card0
one saved search, weekly
- Saved searches
- 1
- New leads per run
- up to 10
- Expires
- never
Pro
KenyaKES 2,500
a month, or KES 6,750 a quarter · M-Pesa or card
- Saved searches
- 5
- New leads per run
- up to 250
- Runs
- daily or weekly
Pro
International$49
a month, or $132 a quarter · card
- Saved searches
- 5
- New leads per run
- up to 250
- Runs
- daily or weekly
How the plan behaves
- Stop paying and you drop to the free plan rather than losing access. One weekly search keeps running.
- Leads held back by a plan’s per-run cap are not thrown away. They arrive on the next run, highest-scoring first.
- Quarterly is a little cheaper, mostly because it means fewer renewals to think about.
Straight answers
What arrives, and what does not.
You get
- Leads you have not already been shown
- Public contact details where the business lists them
- A score and the reasons behind it, not a raw dump
- A price in your own currency
You do not get
- A database you can export in one go
- Personal data, or anything behind a login
- Verified or enriched email addresses
- Leads nobody else could ever find
FAQ
Questions people ask first
What makes this different from running the search myself?
Memory. Any tool can give you a list today, and most of that list is the same as yesterday. A signal records every business it has ever shown you and surfaces only the rest, so what arrives is always worth reading. That is the whole product.
Where does the data come from?
The same public sources behind the pay-per-use catalog: business listings, public company pages, job boards and the sites themselves. Nothing comes from behind a login, and nothing works around bot protection.
How do I pay from Kenya?
In shillings, by M-Pesa or card. The Kenyan price is set for the Kenyan market rather than converted from the dollar price, because a straight conversion would be the wrong number locally. International customers pay in dollars by card.
What happens if I stop paying?
You drop back to the free plan rather than losing access. One weekly signal keeps running, and anything held back while you were away is still waiting if you come back.
Can I try it without a card?
Yes. The free plan is one saved search, run weekly, with a capped number of new leads each run. No card, and nothing expires.
Is there a contract?
No. Pay monthly or quarterly, stop whenever. Quarterly is a little cheaper, mostly because it means fewer renewals to think about.
Save one search and see what turns up.
The free plan is one search, run weekly, for as long as you want it. If nothing useful arrives, you have lost nothing.
No card · KES 2,500 or $49 a month when you want more