What is SiteGap?
SiteGap is a free lead finder for web designers and freelancers who sell websites to local businesses. You search a business type and a town or ZIP code anywhere in the US, and SiteGap shows independent local businesses that look like they need a website: no website at all, only a Facebook or social page, a dead link, or an old site without HTTPS. Chains are skipped. Business data comes from public open datasets (Overture Maps places, with OpenStreetMap as a backup), covering 9 million+ US businesses.
Key Features
- Natural-language search. Type something like "barbers in Trenton with no website", or use the two-field search with business type, city or ZIP, and a radius.
- Website checks. Every listed site is checked and each lead is tagged: no website, social page only, broken site, or outdated site.
- Lead scores, filters and sorting. Filter by website status or "has phone", and sort by best score, distance or name.
- Pitch email and call script. Each lead comes with a personal email and a call script you copy and send yourself. SiteGap does not send emails or make calls for you.
- Demo sites. Build a demo website for a lead with its name, hours and map, to show in your pitch.
- Saved leads and CSV export. Mark leads as contacted or won and export them as a CSV.
Pricing
- Free: $0/month, no card. 10 credits a month (1 credit reveals a business's name, phone and address), up to 10 businesses per search, 3 demo sites a month, +5 credits per friend who signs up.
- Pro: $4.99/month, coming soon. Payments are not open yet; the Pro button joins a waitlist with no card and no charge.
Who It's For
Freelance web designers, small web agencies, students and beginners who want a repeatable way to find local businesses that need a website and start a conversation with a pitch and a demo. It is a prospecting helper, not a done-for-you sales service, and it covers the US only. Check a lead on Google before pitching, since public listings can miss a new website or a closed shop.
