LeadWebia
Under reviewFind local business leads that actually need you
Helps agencies find local businesses with no website, slow sites, or outdated WordPress, with emails and phones, so they can pitch web design, SEO, or ads.
Built by Pablo Martínez · Paid
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LeadWebia is a Community listing on Launch Llama with 0 total upvotes, founded by Pablo Martínez who joined in Nov 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.
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Helps agencies find local businesses with no website, slow sites, or outdated WordPress, with emails and phones, so they can pitch web design, SEO, or ads.
About
Search any city, or draw an area on the map, to pull up to 500 local leads per search that run in the background. Each lead gets a 0-100 grade covering its Google profile, reviews, directories, website, and Maps rank, plus a white-label report that compares it with its top three local competitors. Leads can be sent to Google Sheets, Instantly, GoHighLevel, or any webhook, and an AI drafts a first outreach email based on what each business is missing.
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Key Features
- Draw a market on a map or search any city to pull up to 500 local leads per search
- Filter leads by no website, slow PageSpeed, outdated WordPress, or missing booking tools
- Get emails, phones, social profiles, reviews, and Google profile status for each lead
- Generate white-label SEO reports with a 0-100 grade and top 3 local competitors
- Send leads to Google Sheets, Instantly, GoHighLevel, or webhooks, or export CSV and Excel
- Connect ChatGPT or Claude through the MCP server to search and work leads in chat
Use Cases
- Finding local businesses with no website or only a Facebook page to pitch web design services to
- Building lists of businesses with few Google reviews or low Maps rank to pitch local SEO packages
- Sending prospects a white-label SEO report showing their website and Google profile problems before the first call
From the founder
Who it's for
“Web designers, local SEO freelancers and marketing agencies who sell to local businesses. Before LeadWebia they scroll Google Maps by hand, open every website and guess who needs help, and still end up with lists of businesses that already have what they sell.”
Why I built it
“Finding local clients was the slowest part of selling web design: hours on Google Maps, checking websites one by one, hunting for emails. I first tried generic scrapers, but they gave raw lists with no idea of who actually needed help. So I built LeadWebia to search a whole city at once and show why each business needs you (no website, a slow or outdated WordPress site, few reviews, no ads), with their email and phone.”
Who it is for
- Web design and local SEO agencies prospecting local business clients
- Paid ads agencies looking for local businesses with no ad pixels on their sites
Pricing
From $19, with no subscription needed. A 14-day money-back guarantee is included.
FAQ
Who is LeadWebia for?
Agencies and freelancers who sell to local businesses: web design, local SEO, paid ads, booking or software. LeadWebia is a local lead generation tool: it finds the businesses that need what you sell and gives you a reason to reach out.
Where do the local leads come from?
From public business listings on Google Maps, plus an analysis of each business's website. You pick the area on a map (a whole US city, a few neighborhoods or a shape you draw) and up to 5 niches per search.
How do I find businesses without websites?
Run a search and filter by No website . You will also see businesses whose only page is on Facebook or Yelp, and sites that are slow or run an outdated WordPress. You can also browse businesses without websites by city .
What do I get for each lead?
Emails, phones, social profiles, rating and reviews, Google profile status, PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals, SSL, CMS and version, and the tools on the site: booking, chat, reviews, call tracking, forms, e-commerce and ad pixels.
What is the online presence report?
A 0–100 grade (A to F) across Google Business Profile, reviews, directories, website and Google Maps rank on a 9-point grid, compared with the top 3 local competitors, with the 3 issues to fix first. A report costs 20 credits, and reopening it is free. With any paid option (the credit pack, Pro or Agency) you can share it as a link or PDF with your logo and colors. See the white-label SEO report .
How do credits work?
1 credit = 1 lead delivered. Credits are reserved when a search starts; if it brings fewer leads, the rest goes back to your balance. A prospect report costs 20 credits; AI emails, export and integrations cost none. Pro and Agency renew your credits every month, and unused plan credits don't roll over. Credits from the $19 pack never expire and are used after your plan's.
Can I send leads to my CRM or outreach tool?
Yes, with any paid option (the credit pack included): Google Sheets (each search can sync on its own), Instantly, and signed webhooks for GoHighLevel or any tool that accepts them. You can also export to CSV or Excel.
How is LeadWebia different from Apollo or Clay?
Apollo and Clay start from databases of company contacts. LeadWebia starts from the map: local businesses and what they are missing (a website, reviews, booking, ads), with a report to prove it. Compare LeadWebia with Apollo , Clay and BuiltWith .
Alternatives
LeadToSheetFor sales teams: LeadToSheet captures form submissions to Google Sheets with AI scoring, summaries, and instant alerts to prioritize best leads.
TBR LocalFor local businesses: TBR Local optimizes Google Business Profile, maps ranking, and citations to attract nearby customers actively searching for your services.New on Launch Llama
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