Website leads you can check before you pitch.
Pick a trade and an area. LeadLegWork reads business listings from Overture Places, flags the ones with no website on record, and keeps the source of every detail beside it. Once you’ve confirmed a business, it builds a sample site from those facts and drafts a message for you to approve and send yourself.
Invitation-only pilot. $39.99 USD a month once you subscribe; the trial never charges you automatically.
What a lead looks like
Every business on your shortlist comes with its source, the points behind its priority score and the next thing to check. Here’s one, as the workspace shows it.
Where the data comes from- Source
- Overture Places, release 2026-09-23.1
- Website
- None on record
- Phone
- (718) 555-0143 Unconfirmed
- Distance
- 0.6 mi
- No website listed in the source dataset; verify independently+20
- Public business phone listed+15
- Source existence confidence is at least 80%+10
- Street/location details available+5
- Source marks the business open+5
Next stepConfirm the name and phone with the owner or their own website before using them.
How a session goes
Search
Choose a trade and an area, say plumbers within a mile of Greenpoint. The scan reads a regional Overture snapshot and shortlists up to 250 businesses, skipping ones already in your library or ones you’ve removed.
Check
Every detail shows where it came from and when. Mark what you’ve confirmed with the owner or their own website; imported details stay marked as unconfirmed. “No website listed” is a reason to look, not proof.
Show
Build a sample site from confirmed details in one of 8 designs. Owners can send their logo and photos through a private link, and you can share a preview and see when it’s opened.
Follow up
Edit and approve a draft, then send it from your own email. Set a follow-up date and it appears in Today when it’s due. Won projects and monthly care add up on the Pipeline page.
Google PageSpeed Insights
“Your site could be better”
deserves some evidence.
When enabled by the operator, request an on-demand mobile or desktop website check through Google PageSpeed Insights. Bring measured load metrics and specific improvement findings to your redesign conversation.
Website checks, access & limitsThe optional Google checker measures the page. Overture and operator-connected OpenStreetMap supply business listings. You verify the business and decide whether to pitch.
What it won’t do
- Send email for you. You approve every message and send it from your own account.
- Promise a business has no website. Catalogs miss things. Check before you pitch.
- Verify leads with Google. Listings come from Overture Places, or OpenStreetMap once the operator connects it. Google PageSpeed checks, where enabled, only measure a website you choose.
- Charge you during the trial. You subscribe when you’re ready, not before.
| Discovery scans | 20 per UTC day |
|---|---|
| Shortlist per scan | Up to 250 businesses |
| Google website checks | 20 per UTC day, when enabled |
| Shared previews | 20 active at once |
| Also included | Drafts, follow-up reminders, proposals, pipeline and earnings, daily backups, full export |
Google checks depend on API access and quota. How many businesses a scan finds depends on the area and the catalog.
Questions
Do I need a contact list to start?
No. Start with an area and a trade. Use Overture Places, or OpenStreetMap when the operator has connected it. Every listing still needs checking by you.
Does Google verify the leads?
No. Google PageSpeed Insights measures websites you choose to check. It doesn’t confirm a business’s name, phone, email or whether they want a website. The paid pilot doesn’t use Google Places. More about the data.
Will it contact businesses on its own?
No. It prepares drafts. You edit, approve and send them yourself, then record what happened.
Is it publicly available?
Not yet. It’s a private pilot: hosting, payments and the optional PageSpeed checks are set up by the operator. A local preview stays on the computer running it.