Each one runs without you touching a spreadsheet.
Grid-search local listings for businesses with no site, a dead link, or Facebook-only presence.
Rank by reviews, rating, and contactability, skip the dormant ones with nothing to pitch.
AI writes and designs a real preview site: honest copy, placeholders flagged, nothing invented.
You send the link, close the deal, keep 100% of what you charge the owner.
This is the real interface, not a mock-up: one continuous pass from scanning a town to drafting the outreach email, recorded start to finish with nothing cut.
Real interface, real numbers on screen: allowances differ by plan, so see pricing for what each one actually gets you.
The video stops at the preview. Closing a deal usually means going further: a complete multi-page site built from the same honest facts, with its own stylesheet, a hand-written script, and your customer’s own photographs: zipped up in the browser, not shown above. If the site has a contact form, it’s wired to a real backend automatically: every enquiry the business owner receives lands in a dashboard they can sign into and read, not a form that silently goes nowhere. That’s the deliver step, and it costs 3 Credits.
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. The job is covering the ground methodically enough to find them.
A territory belongs to one subscriber. Once it's yours, nobody else on Scoutline can claim leads out of it, and a business that's already been handed to someone is never handed out twice.
289 professions across 12 groups: from plumbers, electricians and roofers to cafés, barbershops, garages, tutors, dog groomers, boutiques and farriers. Scan a whole group at once, or pick individual trades by name.
Illustrative. A scan run from your dashboard searches one 4 km circle per profession around the town centre: deliberately small and predictable, because every search is a real, billed Places request. Wider grid coverage exists in the pipeline for bulk work.
Claim a territory → What counts as "no website"? → Running an agency? →One lead moving through the whole pipeline, start to finish.
Business found with no working website, scored against the rest of the patch
A real preview site is built from only the facts Scoutline actually has
A draft cold-outreach email is written for you to review and send yourself
A cold pitch only works if nothing in it can embarrass you later. These rules are enforced by the pipeline itself, not left to good intentions.
Generation only ever sees the business's real listing data: name, trade, town, phone, rating, review count. It cannot invent services, prices, certifications, or testimonial quotes, and anything unknown is flagged as a placeholder instead.
Alongside each preview site you get a subscriber-only brief listing every placeholder on the page, exactly what to confirm with the owner before the site goes anywhere near live.
Scoutline has no send button. Every email is a draft you review and send yourself, and every draft carries a built-in reminder about UK electronic-marketing consent rules (PECR) that no setting can remove.
Artificial data · website generated using Scoutline
A made-up business used to show the format. On a real one, every fact on the page is verified. Everything Scoutline doesn't know becomes a flagged placeholder, never a guess.
This is a real site Scoutline generated for a real business found in a real scan, not a screenshot. Scroll it below, or open it full-page. The business's name, contact details and reviews have been changed to protect their privacy; the design, copy and honesty placeholders are exactly what shipped.
Every generated site ships with a subscriber-only honesty ledger: what's real on the page, what's placeholder, and exactly what to confirm with the owner. It never goes to the business, it's your script for the follow-up call.
Scoutline launched a month ago and hasn't stopped changing since: new features, real fixes, the occasional big shift like expanding to the USA. Nothing above is frozen; expect the product to keep improving in the near future.