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Win more jobs without hiring an SDR.

Lead Center finds local businesses that fit what you do, drafts the first email in your own words, and keeps track of who replied. You read every message before it goes.

A short screen-share, run on your actual market. No checkout, no card.

How it works

Three things, done properly.

Most of the work in outreach is not writing the email. It is knowing who to write to, and noticing when someone answers.

01 · Find

It finds the businesses

Pick a trade and an area. Lead Center pulls real local businesses, shows you why each one might fit, and you add the ones worth contacting. The rest you never see again.

02 · Write

It drafts in your voice

Give it a sample of how you actually write. Every draft comes back short, specific and plain, with the phrases that make an email read like a robot ruled out on purpose.

03 · Follow

It notices the replies

Replies come back into one queue, ordered by what needs you first. Someone who answered and is still waiting sits above someone who has gone quiet.

The part that matters

Nothing sends until you have read it.

Lead Center writes the draft. You decide whether it goes. Every email is yours before it is sent, and it leaves from your own address, so a reply lands in your inbox and reads like a person wrote it. Because one did.

See how it reads

What it will not do: send on your behalf while you sleep, promise you a number of leads, or replace anyone on your team.

Outreach that goes out unread is how a business ends up in a spam folder and stays there. The daily limits and the do-not-contact list are there for the same reason.

Who it is for

Local service businesses that win work by reaching out.

If your next job comes from a conversation rather than a shopping cart, this was built for you.

Cleaning Landscaping HVAC Pest control Pressure washing Fencing Junk removal Med spas

See it

Run it on your own market first.

The quickest way to judge it is to watch it search your area and draft an email to a business you recognise. Fifteen minutes on a screen-share.