SaaS built for salons, clinics, restaurants or trades sells to companies a corporate database barely covers. Leads Ranger finds them where they live, gets the owner’s real email and runs outreach that reads like a founder wrote it.
Corporate databases cover your ICP thinly.
With Leads RangerFind SMBs on Google Maps and directories, with emails from their own websites.
Founder-led sales does not scale past you.
With Leads RangerAn AI agent trained on your product writes in the founder’s voice; you approve replies.
Deliverability ruins every new domain.
With Leads RangerWarm-up, DNS audit and bounce protection are part of the platform, not another subscription.
Salons in Texas, physios in Ireland: one sentence each.
Missions run per city; every lead verified before it can be emailed.
Email first, WhatsApp or LinkedIn for the ones who do not answer.
Booked calls move through the pipeline; export to your CRM anytime.
Sequence: salon booking software
1. Founder note
EmailDay 0 · email, personalised from their site
2. Short follow-up
Day 3 · same thread
3. WhatsApp nudge
WADay 6 · only if the number is confirmed
4. Graceful close
Day 12 · door left open
An example, not a customer record
Name the businesses you want. Raptor sweeps the city on Google Maps and hands you the ones you can email.
Train an AI on your business once, and it writes like you at your sharpest, forever.
Email, WhatsApp and LinkedIn working one pipeline, so the same person is never chased twice.
Automated warm-up, health scores and DNS audits, so your emails land where eyes are.
Start from where small businesses are listed (Google Maps, trade directories, marketplaces), not from a corporate contact database. Get the owner’s email from the business website, verify it, and lead with the job your product does for that exact type of business.
Yes. Export any filtered view to CSV or an Excel-safe file with the columns you choose, or push leads out through the REST API and webhooks.
How B2B lead generation actually works when you are the founder, the marketer and the salesperson: sourcing, qualifying, contacting and converting, with the steps you can skip.
Read the guide→Guide · 9 min readInbound compounds and takes nine months. Outbound pays this quarter and stops when you stop. A straight comparison of cost, timescale and risk, and the sequence that gets you both.
Read the guide→Guide · 8 min readRealistic reply, bounce and complaint rates for cold outreach, why open rate stopped being a measurement, and how to diagnose a campaign from the shape of its numbers.
Read the guide→Find the businesses, get their real emails and start the conversation this week. No credit card.
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Free during the open pilot