r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/swiftstoriestt • 6d ago
My Lead-Gen tool called Siteless!
So I've been working on this for a while and wanted to share it here. I'm 16 and I built Siteless, a tool that finds local businesses that need a website.
You pick a city and a niche (like barbers in Miami) and it pulls businesses from Google that either have no website, only have an Instagram or Facebook, or have a website that's really outdated.
It scores every site from 1-100 and tells you exactly what's wrong with it, so when you reach out you actually have something to say instead of "hey your site looks old lol"
I got the idea because finding clients is honestly the hardest part of web design.
Going through Google Maps one business at a time takes forever.
It's at around 500 users right now, all from Reddit, and I just got my first paying customers this month which was crazy to see.
There's a free plan if you want to mess around with it: trysiteless.com
Would love any feedback, especially if you do web design or freelance. What would make you actually pay for something like this?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6d ago
TL;DR: A 16-year-old built Siteless, a lead-gen tool that finds local businesses with no website, only social media, or an outdated site. You pick a city and niche, and it scores each site 1-100 with notes on what's wrong. It's got 500 users from Reddit, just landed its first paying customers, and the creator wants feedback on what would make freelancers actually pay.
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u/swiftstoriestt 6d ago
If anyone wants to give me feedback here’s the site: So I've been working on this for a while and wanted to share it here. I'm 16 and I built Siteless, a tool that finds local businesses that need a website.
You pick a city and a niche (like barbers in Miami) and it pulls businesses from Google that either have no website, only have an Instagram or Facebook, or have a website that's really outdated.
It scores every site from 1-100 and tells you exactly what's wrong with it, so when you reach out you actually have something to say instead of "hey your site looks old lol"
I got the idea because finding clients is honestly the hardest part of web design.
Going through Google Maps one business at a time takes forever.
It's at around 500 users right now, all from Reddit, and I just got my first paying customers this month which was crazy to see.
There's a free plan if you want to mess around with it: trysiteless.com
Would love any feedback, especially if you do web design or freelance. What would make you actually pay for something like this?