Website Redesign Lead Finder

Google Maps Website Redesign Lead Finder discovers businesses anywhere in the world, audits their public websites, and turns visible conversion problems into prioritized, outreach-ready leads.

This Actor combines Google Maps business discovery with website checks, public contact extraction, opportunity scoring, service recommendations, and optional outreach drafts.

Why use this Actor?

• Find potential web-design clients by category and location
• Focus on businesses with measurable website issues
• Export CRM-ready names, websites, phones, addresses, and public emails
• Understand every score through a clear score breakdown
• Generate a personalized draft for manual review
• Run the same workflow in any city, region, or country

How it works

1. Searches Google Maps for your business category and location.
2. Collects business details and the Google Maps source URL.
3. Visits each public website and checks practical redesign signals.
4. Assigns an opportunity score from 0 to 100.
5. Keeps leads at or above your minimum score.
6. Saves structured results to the default dataset.

Quick start

Use a focused category and a real geographic location:

{
  "searchQuery": "physiotherapists",
  "location": "Berlin, Germany",
  "maxResults": 10,
  "minimumScore": 10,
  "generateOutreach": true
}

For broad discovery, start with a minimum score of 10. Raise it to 25 or more when you want a smaller list with stronger visible signals.

Input

Field	Description	Default
searchQuery	Business category or search phrase, such as dentists, boutique hotels, or plumbers	dentists
location	City, region, or country anywhere in the world	Austin, Texas
maxResults	Maximum businesses to analyze, from 1 to 100	10
minimumScore	Save only results at or above this opportunity score	10
generateOutreach	Add a ready-to-personalize outreach draft	true

Output

Each saved lead can include:

• Business name and category
• Website, phone, address, and Google Maps source
• Public email addresses found on the retrieved page
• Opportunity score and priority level
• Human-readable score breakdown
• Detected website issues
• Recommended service
• Optional outreach draft
• Analysis timestamp

Example from an actual Berlin physiotherapist test (business-identifying details anonymized):

{
  "businessName": "Berlin Physiotherapy Practice (anonymized)",
  "category": "Physical therapy clinic",
  "website": "Anonymized for privacy",
  "publicEmails": [],
  "opportunityScore": 25,
  "opportunityLevel": "low",
  "scoreBreakdown": [
    "No contact or enquiry form detected",
    "Slow initial response"
  ],
  "issues": [
    "No contact or enquiry form detected",
    "Slow initial response"
  ],
  "recommendedService": "targeted improvements to contact and booking conversion"
}

Understanding the score

A higher score means the Actor found more visible signals that the business may benefit from website work. Signals can include a missing or unreachable website, missing HTTPS, absent mobile configuration, slow initial response, missing contact forms, and missing booking calls to action.

The score is a prospecting aid, not proof that a business wants a redesign. Review every lead before contacting it.

Pricing

This Actor uses predictable pay-per-event pricing:

• Actor start: $0.005 per GB of memory
• Qualified redesign lead: $0.02 per dataset result
• Platform usage is included

You can set a maximum run charge in Apify Console.

Integrations

Use dataset exports, the Apify API, webhooks, schedules, Zapier, Make, Google Sheets, or your CRM to build repeatable lead-generation workflows.

Responsible use

Only public business information is collected. Follow applicable privacy, marketing, and anti-spam laws, respect website terms, and personalize outreach instead of sending unsolicited bulk messages.

Frequently asked questions

Does this Actor use AI?

The current scoring system uses transparent, rule-based website signals. Outreach drafts are evidence-based templates for manual personalization. It does not claim AI visual-design analysis.

Can it find leads outside the United States?

Yes. Enter a category and any real city, region, or country. The same workflow supports global Google Maps searches.

Which minimum score should I choose?

Start with 10 for broader discovery. Use 25 or higher when you prefer fewer leads with stronger visible website issues.

Should I contact every saved lead?

No. Treat each result as a prospecting signal, review the website yourself, and follow applicable privacy and anti-spam laws before contacting a business.

Current limitations

• Google Maps and business websites can change their page structure.
• Some sites block automated access or load important content only after interaction.
• Email extraction returns only addresses publicly present in retrieved HTML.
• Visual design quality and accessibility are not evaluated by AI.
• Scores should be manually reviewed before sales outreach.