Free tool for web designers
Find businesses without websites. Show them what’s possible.
Tell me the kind of business you build websites for. I’ll find prospects with no website linked on Google and draw a homepage concept for each of the top five.
Choose where to search. You can search any city, region or country.
See five prospects and their website concepts free. Sign up to unlock the full list.
A better starting point for your next pitch
I rank the businesses using their reviews and listing photos, then show the evidence beside each one. The list leaves out known chains, practitioner listings and businesses that link an owned site through booking or menu links.
“No website linked on Google” describes the listing, rather than proving that a business has no website anywhere. Open its Google listing and check before you pitch.
Give the owner something made for their business
I read the top five Google listings fresh and draw one homepage concept for each business using its name, listing facts and available photo. When there is a real logo I can load, I place the original on the finished design. These are design images. After signup, you can choose to prepare a pitch and build a real website from a concept.
Questions people ask
Is this free?
Yes. Search without an account to see the top five prospects and their website concepts. Sign up to unlock the remaining businesses and keep your list. Preparing outreach and building websites continue inside Kite when you choose.
Can I search somewhere else?
Yes. Change the place to any city, region or country. You can search near home or find prospects abroad.
Does this prove the business has no website?
It means no website is linked on its Google listing. A business may have an unlinked site, so check before contacting the owner.
What happens after I sign up?
Your full saved prospect list opens, including any website concepts that have finished. Opening the list does not start a task. Choose Continue with Kite when you want to prepare outreach or build a website. Prospects stay separate from your own business.