Add-on · £39/mo
Search any trade, any town. Import the ones worth winning.
Google Maps data with an opportunity score on every business — no website, stuck on page two, weak reviews — emails enriched automatically and imported into your pipeline in one click. A Friday-afternoon pipeline builder.
Price
£39/mo
Works on
Every plan — Starter to Enterprise
Commitment
Month-to-month, switch off any time
The problem
Why agencies buy Prospecting
Without
Cold lists are stale and generic
With Prospecting
Live Google Maps data — every business real, current, and scored for whether they actually need you.
Without
No idea who’s worth calling
With Prospecting
Opportunity scoring: no website (40pts), not on page one (25pts), beyond the map pack (10pts) — the weak spots jump out.
Without
Finding emails takes forever
With Prospecting
Emails enriched from their own site — info@, hello@, the right address — before import, so first-touch can fire same day.
See it working
The pipeline builder
Scored prospects, enriched, one click from your pipeline.
Signing you into the demo agency…
What you get
What’s in the add-on
Search Google Maps by trade + area with live filters (reviews, rating, website, page-one)
Opportunity score on every prospect — no website, not ranking, weak reviews
Automatic email enrichment from their own website
One-click import to the pipeline with rank, reviews and score attached
Duplicate protection — never import the same business twice
Pairs with the Lead Research Agent — AI briefs on your best prospects before first touch
Goes well with
Add-ons that pair with this
Get Prospecting at launch
Founding pricing locked for life — the whole platform, Prospecting included.
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Prospecting — fair questions
Feel free to email us at hello@wearegetfound.co.uk. We reply quickly!
Live Google Maps data via DataForSEO — the same source the SEO Agent uses for rank tracking. Nothing scraped, nothing stale.
It reads the prospect’s own website (homepage and contact pages) for the best address — typically info@ or hello@ — and marks the ones it couldn’t find.