It learns your business from one URL
Paste your site. The agent reads it the way a customer would, then works out what you sell, who buys it and what they push back on.
ClientRadar learns what you sell, finds the local businesses that need it, and writes the first email. You approve every send.
Built in Chennai. Used today to find clients in 16 cities.
Reach the businesses that need you
The agent does the hours of searching and drafting. You keep the one decision that matters: what goes out under your name.
Paste your site. The agent reads it the way a customer would, then works out what you sell, who buys it and what they push back on.
It only looks for what you switch on, and every signal is read from the business's own public site.
Directories, big chains and dead sites are removed first. Emails are checked before a draft exists.
Nothing leaves until you have read it. One key to approve, one to reject. The agent writes, you decide.
Daily limits and quiet hours keep sending at a pace a person would keep.
Every message carries an opt-out line, and a stop means stop.
Leads found and emails sent, not clients won. I will share what comes back, wins and misses.
Finding clients was eating my week. So I built a system to do the research and the first draft, and I kept myself in charge of every send.
ClientRadar is in private preview. I run it for clients today, and I am opening early access in small waves so each person gets proper help setting it up.
Join the list and you will hear first. Or, if you would rather not touch any of it, I will run it for your business.
Early access opens in small waves. Leave your email and what you sell, and I will write to you when your spot opens.
Only used to write to you about early access. No spam.
I will set it up for your business: your niche, your cities, your first list and your first email, with you approving every send.
No. It drafts, and you approve each one before it goes. Sending also stays inside a daily limit and quiet hours that you set.
It is in private preview. I use it for real work today, and I am opening early access gradually so I can support each person properly. The preview above is a guided simulation on sample data.
It works best when you sell to local or small businesses, like clinics, agencies, hotels, law firms or trades, and when you have a clear offer. If it does not fit you, I will tell you.
Rules depend on the country. ClientRadar keeps volume low, adds an opt-out line and checks contacts, but you are responsible for following the laws where you send. If you are unsure, ask a local adviser first.
Pricing is not set yet. People on the waitlist will hear first and get a say.