San Marcos Bakery
Bakery
No visible emailIncomplete Google profile
4.6128 reviewsNo website
NewFit with what you sell
Find who to sell to on Google Maps, and what to say to them.
Scan an area, score every business from 0 to 100 on its digital gaps and its fit with your offer, and walk away with a first message ready to review. For agencies, distributors, consultants and anyone who sells to local businesses.
- No credit card
- 10 free scans a month
- First message written for your offer
Area scan
Example · bakeries · 2 km
Draw areaScan this area
© OpenStreetMap83High
Data
AI analysis
Data sources and AI models
Demo
See how it works in 76 seconds
A walk through the real product with sample data: scan an area, score every business, read its website and socials, draft the first message, size up competitors and export.
- Voice-over and captions
- Sample data, real product
Chapters
Who it's for
Tell LeadScope what you sell and to whom, and it ranks the map your way.
The same street isn't worth the same to everyone. A lab wants the businesses with lots of customers; an agency, the ones with digital gaps; a consultant, the ones still doing things by hand. Brand fit scores every business on what you sell, and explains every point.
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Aurora Labs
Lab or distributor
What do you sell, and to whom?
What you sell
Professional skincare for treatment rooms: serums and peels
To whom
Beauty salons and spas
Suggested niches
- Beauty salons
- Spas
Beauty salons · 3 km
Sort by
- 1
Alma Beauty · Beauty salon
93Fit16Opportunity- Niche “Beauty salons”+45
- 212 reviews+20
- Rated 4.7★+12
- Phone, email, Instagram and website+16
Up to +5 once its website is read
- 2
Nativa Spa · Spa
79Fit33Opportunity- Niche “Spas”+45
- 64 reviews+14
- Rated 4.3★+8
- Phone, Instagram and website+12
Up to +5 once its website is read
- 3
Bella Vista Nails · Nail salon
35Fit63Opportunity- Outside your niches: capped at 35
- Reviews, rating, phone and Instagram+35
The salon an agency would skip (opportunity 16) is your best customer: lots of clients, a great rating and direct contact.
First message · example
Written for Aurora Labs
Hi, this is Aurora Labs. I saw Alma Beauty has 212 reviews and a 4.7: with that many treatments a week, our professional peels can save you time on every session. Can I drop off a sample this week so you can try it with a client?
Made-up brands and businesses. The numbers come from the same formula the app uses; the AI drafts the message from what you sell, and you're the one who sends it.
Product
Seven steps, one place. From the area you draw to the CSV you export.
The businesses and data in this section are examples.
Bakeries2 km
Scanning areaWith phone, reviews and rating
© OpenStreetMap01Scan an area
Draw the area on the map, or pick a city and a radius. The scan brings back businesses of the type you're after, with phone, address, hours, reviews and Google rating.
San Marcos Bakery
83
High
High from 70 · medium from 45
- No website+30
- Strong demand (128 reviews)+16
- High rating (4.6)+10
- Phone available+8
- Incomplete Google profile+8
- No Instagram detected+6
- No visible email+5
Signals
- No website
- No visible email
- Incomplete Google profile
Automatic recommendation
Business with 4.6★ and 128 reviews but no website. Ideal for a website with online booking or ordering that captures the demand it already has on Google.
02Scored 0 to 100, with the why
Every business gets a digital opportunity score and, once you say what you sell, a fit score for your brand. Every point is explained.
Intelligence report
La Espiga Bakery
Pain points
- Its Instagram hasn't posted in 47 days
- No active ads on Meta
Sales angles
- Weekly content for its 1,284 followers
- A local weekend ordering campaign
First-contact message
Hi, I saw La Espiga has great reviews, but its Instagram hasn't posted in 47 days. We run social media for neighborhood bakeries: product photos and orders by direct message. Can I show you a one-month plan?
05The reason and the message, written for your brand
Pain points, sales angles and a first message drafted from what you sell. You review it, copy it and send it yourself.
Brío Studio
Competitor · web agency
What they do
Websites for restaurants and cafés
Gaps
- No public prices
- No bakery case studies
Where to beat them
A fixed price and three bakery case studies on your site
06Study your competitors
Give it a competitor's website and it tells you what they offer, the gaps they leave and where to beat them.
leads.csv
NameScoreSignals
San Marcos Bakery83No website
Mirador Opticians54Outdated website
Webhook200
POST · X-LeadScope-Signature: sha256=…
- Lists
- Campaigns
- CSV
- Signed webhook
Direct CRM integrations: coming soon
07Take it where you work
Save lists, rerun searches as campaigns and export a CSV with score, signals and recommendation. Or send every lead to your own server with a signed webhook.
Scan your first area for free
10 scans a month with the full flow, no credit card.
Signals
Filter by what matters to you
A list of businesses doesn't tell you who to write to. Signals do: the gap you fix, the customers you want to sell to, or the process you make easier. Filter by them and keep the ones that fit.
01Detected during the scan
They come from its Google Maps listing and filter the results from the start.
- No website
- No visible email
- Few reviews
- Poor rating
- Incomplete Google profile
02Measured when its website or socials are read
After that you can filter your lead list by them.
- Outdated website
- No online store
- No online booking
- No visible WhatsApp
- Low Instagram activity
- Abandoned Facebook
03Weighed in the fit with your offer
Once you say what you sell and to whom, they add or subtract depending on your kind of offer.
- Busy business (100+ reviews)
- Good rating
- No online booking
- Answers on WhatsApp
An afternoon of open tabs, in one scan.
By hand: You search Google Maps one business at a time
With LeadScope: You scan a whole area in one go
By hand: You guess who to write to first
With LeadScope: Every business arrives scored 0 to 100, with the why
By hand: You open every website to see if it's still alive
With LeadScope: It reads the site: outdated or not, sells online or not, takes bookings or not
By hand: You check their Instagram to see if they post
With LeadScope: You see when they last posted and whether they run Meta ads
By hand: You copy phone numbers into a spreadsheet
With LeadScope: You export a CSV with phone, email and signals
By hand: You write every first message from scratch
With LeadScope: The AI drafts the first message from what you sell
By hand: You start from scratch in every new area
With LeadScope: You save the search as a campaign and rerun it whenever you want
Pricing
Start free, no credit card
Free
Available now$0/mo
10 scans a month: try three or four niches in your city, end to end.
Start free
No credit card
Includes, every month:
- 10 area scans per month
- 60 enriched businesses
- 10 AI niche suggestions
- 10 social intelligence analyses of your leads
- 10 Social Radar profiles
- 2 competitor analyses
- 10 AI reports
- CSV export
Coming soon
Pro
SoonFor prospecting every single week.
$29/mo
Everything in the previous plan, plus:
- 250 area scans per month
- 2,000 enriched businesses
- 100 AI niche suggestions
- 300 social intelligence analyses of your leads
- 300 Social Radar profiles
- 50 competitor analyses
- 300 AI reports
- 5 scheduled campaigns, weekly or monthly
Max
SoonFor agencies prospecting every day.
$79/mo
Everything in the previous plan, plus:
- Unlimited area scans
- Unlimited enrichment
- Unlimited social intelligence on your leads
- Unlimited AI reports
- 50 scheduled campaigns
Paid plans aren't open yet and can't be bought today.
Prices in US dollars, per user per month. Each scan brings back up to 25 businesses. Quotas reset on the 1st of every month and don't roll over. “Unlimited” means no monthly plan cap. Each scheduled campaign run that finds businesses uses one scan. AI reports and analyses are written in the language you use the app in.
Questions
Worth knowing before you create an account
Short answers to what people ask most, including what LeadScope doesn't do.
Watch the demo · 1:16Where does the data come from?
From each business's public listing on Google Maps and from its own website, where the scan already looks for email and socials and enrichment reads the homepage. If you analyze its socials, also from its Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Meta ads. Nothing you couldn't see by looking it up yourself.
Is it legal to use this data?
It collects information the business itself published so people would contact it. Even so, whoever uses the list is responsible for their own country's rules on commercial contact: how often you write, on which channel and how you handle an opt-out.
Does it work if I don't sell websites or marketing?
Yes. You describe what you sell and to whom (for example, a lab that sells to beauty salons, or an automation service for small businesses) and the app suggests which types of business to look for on Google Maps. Results are sorted by fit with what you sell, with the reason behind each point, alongside the digital opportunity score. You can edit the suggestions before searching.
Which countries does it work in?
Any country Google Maps covers. Accuracy depends on how many local businesses have a listing, and in big cities it tends to be high. The app and the reports are available in English and Spanish.
What uses up quota, and what doesn't?
Anything that queries outside sources or uses AI: scanning an area, enriching a business, analyzing socials, generating AI reports and suggestions, and analyzing a competitor. Each scan brings back up to 25 businesses of the type you're after. Viewing, filtering, sorting, saving to lists and exporting to CSV cost nothing. A scan that finds no businesses doesn't use quota.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. The Free plan turns on when you create the account, with enough quota to scan a few areas and decide whether the results are any use.
How do I cancel?
There's nothing to cancel: the Free plan has no payment and no renewal. If you want to leave, you can ask us to delete your account and your data; the privacy policy explains how.
What doesn't LeadScope do?
It doesn't send messages or emails for you: it gives you the list, the reason and a draft of the first message, and you reach out from your own email or WhatsApp. It doesn't sell databases or promise sales. And today it connects to other tools through CSV and webhook; direct CRM integrations will come later.
What if a scan returns nothing useful?
If nothing matches the filters you asked for, you still get the unfiltered results and a note saying the filter was relaxed. And if the scan finds no businesses at all, it doesn't use up quota.
When do Pro and Max open?
There's no date yet, and they can't be bought today. Pricing shows the quotas they'll have. In the meantime, the Free plan covers the whole flow with smaller quotas; the only thing it leaves out is scheduled campaigns.