Clients who need you today
Every lead has a visible, urgent problem you can fix.
— websites warning visitors away this week
Win clients the day their website breaks.
Every Monday: the businesses in your area whose sites show visitors a “not secure” warning — verified that morning, exclusive to you.
Founding price from £149/month per area · Cancel any time · Refund if your first list has fewer than 10 live leads
LapseWatchMon 07:00 · to you
ExclusiveYour list: — live leads this week
BusinessWebsiteStatus
Real findings from this week · names hidden here, shown to subscribers
Finding new clients is the hardest part of the job.
Every week, thousands of businesses have something quietly broken — a website warning visitors away, staff locked out of email, or no protection against fake emails in their name.
We find them, verify them and hand them to you first. You make one helpful call.
Built to win you work.
Verified the morning you get it
Re-checked live before delivery — never call about a fixed site.
Exclusive in your area
One buyer per area, per list. Your competitors don't get it.
Ready to call in minutes
Phone, what broke, when, and a tested opening line.
What lands in your inbox on Monday.
01
We scan
Every business website in your area, every week.
02
We verify
Each fault re-checked live minutes before you get it.
03
You call
Lead with the fix. Win the rebuild, the hosting, the care plan.
| Business | Website | Status | First seen | Your status |
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Sample rows from this week's real data. Names and websites are hidden here; subscribers see everything, plus phone numbers and an opening line for each.
What's in every lead — and how to use it.
Each row is one local business with a visible, provable website problem — and everything you need to call them today.
Each row is one local firm with a provable IT problem — a broken staff system, or no protection against fake emails in its name.
Expired 06 Nov✓ Verified Mon 07:02
BusinessAccountancy firm, Leeds1
ContactAccountancy · 0113 ••• •••• · info@••••••.co.uk2
What brokeremote.••••••.co.uk3
What it isStaff remote access4
HistoryFirst seen 2 Nov · broken 7 days · lapsed before: no5
Renewal typePaid certificate — renewed by hand6
Opening line“Hi, it's [you] from [company] — the security certificate on your site expired on 6 Nov, so visitors see a warning. Is someone already sorting that?”7
Your statusTo call → Called → Meeting → Won8
- The business — name and town. Small and mid-sized firms only: big brands and junk listings are removed.
- Sector, phone and business email — the public phone and the general email address (info@, hello@…) the business publishes, where available.
- The exact thing that's broken — their website addressthe hostname (e.g. remote., mail., vpn.) or their email domain. They can check it themselves in seconds.
- What it does for them — their main website, which every visitor seesstaff email, remote access, sign-on — or "email with no SPF/DMARC protection". Tells you how much it hurts.
- History you can't look up — when we first saw it, how long it's been broken and whether it has lapsed before. Weeks broken = nobody's watching.
- Renewal type — paid certificates are renewed by hand, so it will happen again next year. A natural reason for an ongoing plan.
- An opening line — written for that exact problem. Helpful, specific, not a pitch.
- Your tracking column — mark each call in the spreadsheet and follow up properly.
Also in your weekly file
- Re-checked minutes before delivery — fixed ones removed
- Sorted most urgent first
- A "How to use this" tab with scripts and outreach rules
- Excel / Google Sheets ready
What's not included
- Named individuals' personal details (names, mobiles, personal emails) — business contacts only
- Anything private or "hacked" — every fact is public
- A promise every lead becomes a client — you still make the call
The playbook: from list to paying client
1
Check it (30 sec)
Open their site and see the warning yourself.
Click the padlock, or look up their SPF/DMARC record.
2
Call with the opening line
Lead with the problem and how to check it — not your services.
3
Fix it fast
Renew the certificate free or for a small fee. Speed earns trust.
Renew the certificate or set up SPF/DMARC — a quick, paid win.
4
Offer the ongoing plan
Hosting and a care plan with automatic renewals, so it never happens again.
Monitoring and managed support, so it never happens again.
5
Win the big job
Dated site? Propose the refresh or rebuild — typically £1,500–£5,000.
Propose a security review or managed IT contract — often £6,000–£12,000 a year.
Full scripts, follow-up emails and the outreach rules for your country are in the buyer guide.
From the people using it.
One price. One area. Every lead in it.
Web designers — founding partner
£149/ month · per area
locked for life — rises to £249 for new subscribers
locked for life — rises to £249 for new subscribers
Large areas (60+ live leads): £199/month · Pay yearly: £1,490 — 12 months for the price of 10
- Every live lead in your area, every Monday
- Verified that morning — fixed sites removed
- Exclusive: no competitor gets your area's list
- Price locked for as long as you stay
- Buyer guide, scripts and outreach rules
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Several areas or a region
Covering a wider patch, or an agency with several offices? We'll put a bundle together.
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Find your area. If it's open, it's yours in two clicks.
Showing areas for web designers. Don't see yours? Ask us to open it — new areas open every week.
Fair questions.
Couldn't I find these myself?
You could — it means listing every business in your area, checking each site weekly, filtering false alarms and re-checking before every call. We do that for you, every week, and nobody else in your area gets the result.
What if the leads don't turn into clients?
If your first list has fewer than 10 live leads, you get a full refund. After that it's month to month — cancel any time with one email.
Is this legal? Where does the data come from?
Public information only: open business directories and one ordinary secure connection to each public website — what any browser does. No hacking, nothing private. The buyer guide covers the outreach rules for your country.
How do I receive the list, and how do I manage billing?
By email, as a spreadsheet attachment: your first list within an hour of payment, then every Monday at 07:00 — business, phone, business email, what broke, when, and an opening line. Your Stripe receipt is your invoice, and your billing portal lets you update your card, download invoices or cancel any time.
What exactly is an "area"?
A UK postcode area (e.g. LS — Leeds) or a US city. While you subscribe, nobody else gets that area's list.
Who's behind this?
A small, independent team. Ask us anything — a real person replies, usually within the hour.
Somewhere in your area, a website broke this week.
Be the one who calls first.
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