Local clients for your SEO and marketing agency
RPD Prospect finds local businesses by industry and city, shows you who has weak websites or few reviews, and runs the outreach for your agency.
The problem
📉 Inconsistent pipeline
One month you're full, the next you're chasing. Outbound fixes that, but it takes time you don't have.
💸 Lead lists are expensive and stale
Bought lists are full of closed businesses and wrong emails.
⏰ Replies come at the worst time
Owners answer at 9 pm or on Sunday. By Monday, the interest is gone.
How RPD Prospect fixes it
📍 Fresh data from Google Maps
Open businesses only, with rating, review count, website and the email from their own site.
🎯 Pick the ones that need you
Every lead shows rating, review count and website issues, so you can build lists of exactly the businesses your service helps.
🤖 Maya runs the conversation
She emails from your inbox, follows up and answers 24/7 using your offer, then alerts you by email when it's time for a call.
Example first email
Hi Sarah, I found your practice while searching for dentists in Austin. You have 4.9 stars, but the site doesn't show up for "dentist near me" in your area, and it isn't secure (no HTTPS), so Chrome warns visitors. We fix both for local practices. Worth a 10-minute look?
Maya writes each email from the lead's real data. You review the sequence before turning it on.
Try it on your own market first
Type a business type and a city in the free lead finder. If the leads look like your customers, start your first month for $19.
Find 10 leads free Start for $19Questions
Can I run campaigns for my clients?
Yes. Agency plan has 10 inboxes and 10 team members, so you can run outreach for several brands.
Which inboxes can I connect?
Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook, Zoho or any SMTP inbox.
Is it safe for my domain?
Emails go out slowly from your own inbox, with gradual warm-up, one contact per company, unsubscribe on every email and auto-pause if bounces go above 3%.
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