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Find businesses whose site breaks on mobile

Most local searches happen on a phone. These are the businesses whose site falls apart there.

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4,478
businesses scored
18,792
US cities covered

The opportunity

It is the most visceral demo in local sales. You do not describe the problem, you hand the owner their own phone with their own site on it. Nothing else closes as quickly.

Why most lead tools miss this

This cannot be read from a listing at all. It requires loading the site at phone width and looking at what happens, which listing readers never do.

How it works

  1. 1Describe the market you sell into.
  2. 2Each site is loaded and rendered the way a phone would load it.
  3. 3Layout failures and unusable pages are scored.
  4. 4You get the businesses whose customers are hitting a broken screen.

Best categories to start with

RestaurantsAuto repairSalonsPlumbersLandscapersGyms

Frequently asked questions

How do I find businesses with sites that are not mobile friendly?

The site has to be loaded at phone dimensions and inspected. Packleads renders each site and scores whether it is usable on a phone, which is where the large majority of local searches happen.

Why do lead lists miss this?

Because they read the Google Maps listing, which records that a website exists but nothing about how that site behaves on any device.

Why does mobile matter more for local businesses?

Because local intent is overwhelmingly mobile. Someone looking for a plumber or a restaurant nearby is almost always on a phone, so a site that breaks there breaks at the exact moment of intent.

Run this search on your city

Describe the market in your own words. Every business comes back scored, with the gaps and the evidence attached. One credit per delivered prospect, refunded when nothing qualifies.

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