I build software for a living, and for years the hardest part was never the work itself. It was finding the next client. Every agency I know burns hours the same way: scraping stale lead lists, guessing who might need help, sending cold emails into the void, and hearing nothing back. The thing that always bugged me is that the signal is right there in the open. A business with a slow, broken website needs a web designer. A restaurant sitting at 3.2 stars needs reputation help. A shop with an unclaimed or half-empty Google listing is leaving money on the table every single day. You do not need to guess who needs an agency. You need to see it at scale, and know exactly what to say. So I built SiteBeacon. You pick a category and a city, and it scans the local market and scores every business across three things that matter: their website, their reputation, and their Google Business Profile. It surfaces the ones with real, fixable problems, runs the competitor and geographic analysis so you know where the demand is, and then hands you an outreach message that is actually grounded in what is wrong with that specific business. Not a template blast. A pitch you can stand behind. It also watches the shift that is quietly reshaping local search: more people getting answers from AI instead of clicking ten blue links. SiteBeacon flags the businesses that are invisible to those AI answers, which is one of the strongest reasons a local business will say yes to a rebuild right now. I priced the subscription for working agencies, but I wanted the AppSumo community to get in early, help me shape it, and lock lifetime access while we grow. Buy it once, use it for life, and go find your next client this week. Sam Simpson, Founder, KumoKodo