Now scanning 289 professions across UK and USA local business listings

Find local businesses with no working website. Build them a real one, tonight.

Scoutline searches local business listings, finds the ones with no working website, and builds each one a real preview site you can send today: quote form, honest copy, no invented reviews. You send it, you keep the deal.

Start for free → See a real generated site
Try it: scan a real town ready

Runs a real Google Places search. Businesses are shown by trade and area only.

01: The mark

Start with the whole list, not a shortlist.

Scoutline pulls every business Google already lists for a trade in a town, not just the ones somebody happened to notice.

02: The map

Local is a big place.

Every town has businesses doing real work with nothing to send anyone: a phone number, a handful of five-star reviews, and no website behind them. Scoutline scans a territory grid-square by grid-square, so nothing gets missed and nothing gets scanned twice.

Scoutline covers the United Kingdom and United States today. Wider coverage is planned, not live.

How the scan works → Find businesses without a website

03: The scan

The scan reads every one.

Each listing is checked for a working website, then scored on reviews, rating and reach, so what comes back is ranked by who is actually worth pitching.

04: The workspace

And hands you the ones worth having.

Claimed leads land in your workspace with their score, their status and a preview site ready to send.

The Scoutline workspace listing claimed businesses with their lead score and status.
No website found
R. Ogilvie Roofing
Forfar · 4.7★, 61 reviews
→ Preview generated
No website found
Whyte Tiling
Forfar · 4.6★, 96 reviews
→ Preview generated
Dead Facebook link
Kerr & Sons Joinery
Kirriemuir · 4.8★, 34 reviews
→ Preview generated
No website found
The Angus Bakehouse
Brechin · 4.9★, 118 reviews
→ Preview generated

Illustrative scan: example businesses, not live data. Whyte Tiling is the real sample: see it on the sample output page.

The numbers
0
fabricated facts on any generated site, ever
289
professions you can search for
from plumbers and tilers to bakeries, barbers and garages
3
Credits for an entire multi-page site
a single sendable preview is one
Why this works

Be the first to find them, not the fastest to reply.

When a business posts asking for a website, whoever replies first with something real to look at usually wins the job, not whoever would have done the best work. Scoutline skips that race: it finds the business before they've had to ask, and hands you a working preview to open the conversation with.

See why this approach works →
The pipeline

Scout. Score. Generate. Pitch.

Four stages, one subscription, each one runs without you touching a spreadsheet.

Built for solo operatorssmall agenciesfull-time resellers

See the whole pipeline → Watch on YouTube →
01 · scan

Find

Grid-search local listings for businesses with no site, a dead link, or Facebook-only presence.

02 · score

Qualify

Rank by reviews, rating, and contactability, skip the dormant ones with nothing to pitch.

03 · build

Generate

AI writes and designs a real preview site: honest copy, placeholders flagged, nothing invented.

04 · send

Pitch

You send the link, close the deal, keep 100% of what you charge the owner.

What you're actually buying

From a business you found to a site that takes enquiries

The subscription doesn't stop at a preview to pitch with. It builds the finished multi-page site, and it hosts the one piece a static site can't do for itself, a contact form that really sends. All of it is on every plan, including the cheapest.

01

Something to pitch

A one-page preview of their business, hosted on a link you can paste into an email. Built from their real name, trade, town and Google rating, and nothing else.

02

The finished site

Up to eight pages sharing one design, plus a hand-written script and their own photographs, packaged as files they own outright. No platform to stay subscribed to, no lock-in.

03

A form that works

The contact form is wired to a backend we host, so enquiries reach the owner by email the day you hand the site over. They get their own private link to read them as they arrive.

See what each plan includes → For studios and agencies →
Or price it out yourself

What the same pipeline costs assembled by hand

Find the business, write the site, build it, that’s three separate subscriptions if you put it together yourself. Scoutline runs the same pipeline on one.

Assembled by hand

3 subscriptions
  • Apollo Find & qualify businesses £50/mo
  • Claude Pro Write & design the site £18/mo
  • Loveable Build & host the pages £22/mo
Total£90/mo

Scoutline

1 subscription
  • Finds & scores businesses for you
  • Claude Opus 5 writes and designs each site, already included
  • Builds the multi-page site and hosts a form that really sends
  • One dashboard, one lead record, one login
Total£40 £30/mo

Save roughly £60 a month at the launch price, or £50 a month once it reverts to the regular £40, one bill instead of three.

Apollo, Claude Pro and Loveable figures are each provider’s own published price for a single-user plan (Apollo Basic, billed monthly: $69, converted to GBP), checked 21 Aug 2026. Scoutline’s figure is Solo Operator on the pricing page, which owns the number if it has moved. We are not affiliated with any of the three and make no claim about their output, only that Scoutline replaces the need to run and pay for all three separately. Spotted something wrong? Tell us and we’ll fix it.

Launch offer

25% off Solo Operator for the first ~100 sign-ups.

Solo Operator is £40 £30 a month while the launch places last: 50 Credits, lead scoring, and businesses you claim one at a time by name. The discount applies to that plan only, and nothing is charged until you choose one.

Or start your 7-day free period to see how it works: five real scans across whichever professions you pick, the same business discovery every paid plan uses. Site and email drafts come back as prompt documents to paste into your own AI tool rather than a hosted generation, so you can see the whole pipeline before paying for anything. We verify a card first, but nothing is charged unless you choose a paid plan.

Claim the launch price → Cancel any time · no VAT charged
What makes us different

Five things you only get here

01

Territories

A claimed business is yours, enforced in the database. On the upper plans you can lock a whole area, so the same shop is not pitched five times by five people using the same tool.

02

One subscription, not four tools

Finding, scoring, building and drafting run on the same lead record in the same account, no lead-list export into a separate site builder into a separate mail client. One login, one bill.

03

An interface, not a script

Five real screens, live allowances and a lead table you can watch, so you see what is going out in your name before it goes.

04

We draft, never send

A legal position, not a missing feature. In the UK the sender is liable for unsolicited business email, and “the software did it” is not a defence.

05

It cannot invent a fact

No made-up service, price, qualification or review. Anything unknown becomes a visible placeholder and a line in your private brief.

See more about what makes us special →
The ground rule

If Scoutline doesn't know it, it doesn't say it.

Every generated site and email is built only from facts Scoutline actually has. Anything unknown becomes a visible placeholder, never a plausible-sounding guess.

generated sites

No invented services, prices, or reviews

Copy is grounded in the business's real name, trade, town, rating and review count. Nothing else gets made up to fill space.

the private brief

Every unknown is flagged for you

Each site ships with a private brief listing exactly what to confirm with the owner, so you walk into the call knowing what's placeholder and what's real.

outreach

Drafts, never auto-sends

Scoutline writes the cold email; you review and send it yourself. Every draft carries a built-in UK consent-rules reminder that can't be switched off.

See real output →