Find the firms whose website is letting them down.
Around 1 in 3 small-business sites fails basic checks: no mobile layout, no HTTPS, one page. An agent finds those firms by area and trade, so you get there first.
Finds the firms whose website is quietly costing them work, and says so kindly.
Needs a better website, and is losing work to one
Needs a proper website, and has no agency yet
Needs to replace the DIY site it has outgrown
The briefs that land while you deliver.
A site failing basic checks
We open their site and grade it: no mobile layout, no HTTPS, one page. You open with something specific and fixable, said kindly.
A company in its first year
Registered in the last 12 months, nearby. It is still settling how it looks and how it gets found, and may have no agency yet.
A firm that outgrew the DIY job
First year-end coming, still on the site they built themselves in week one. It got them started. It will not get them chosen.
Every one is read off a filing you can check. See every reason, live
The hard line is already written.
Quick one about Example Renovations
Hi Tariq,
“Found Example Renovations through the public record, then found the website. The work looks better than the site does, and that is a cheaper fix than most firms expect.”
Whatever you normally say about what you do, in the words you already use.
And the one thing you want them to say yes to.
Your name
Your company
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Who writes each part, in full
The opening line is always written for each company. It comes off their filing, which is what stops it reading like a template.
What you do is your exact words, or written by the AI from your brief. You choose which in the Template, section by section.
The ask is one thing for them to say yes to. Yours to word, and yours to change whenever you like.
It goes from your own address, so a reply lands in your inbox and the thread is yours.
Where their details came from and a way out are on every email. This part is locked and cannot be removed.
What agency owners ask first before anything else.
“We are flat out with client work.”
That is exactly when the next dry spell gets written. The list builds itself overnight and the first line is drafted, so new business is three taps between deliveries.
“Telling a firm their site is bad sounds rude.”
You read every draft before it goes, and the grade gives you something concrete to point at. Specific and kind beats vague and salesy.
Asked by agency owners
Is Leadistry right for agency owners?
It is built for agency owners who need new work coming in while they deliver the current work. If you are referrals that dry up in the months you are busiest, and cold lists nobody wants to work, this replaces that with an agent that reads the Companies House public record every morning and puts the companies that match on your Feed.
What do agency owners actually get?
Firms whose website fails a basic check, found before they start shopping, with a checked email and a first line you can defend. Every lead arrives with the company record, a website we opened and an email the company publishes, with the director's name when it is on the public record, and the ones we cannot complete are not charged for.
Is it legal to cold email UK companies?
Contacting a company at a published business address is normal B2B outreach under UK GDPR and PECR. Every email says who sent it, where the details came from and how to opt out in one click, and anyone can ask to be removed at any time.
Tell it what you sell and your first 25 leads run straight away. No card.
Worth five minutes, if you sell to them.
All guidesNot quite you? Try one of these.
Commercial & B2B servicesCompanies filtered by what the public record actually says about them, not just what industry they ticked.
Insurance & financial brokersCompanies in their first year of trading, in your classes and your area, with the director named when the record has one.
ConsultantsA short, specific list built from filings rather than guesswork, with the contact's email already checked.
Founders & ownersAn agent you set up once in a short chat, that brings new matches in every morning without you touching it.