What’s new in SiteRevive

Finding leads in every search

The biggest change to how SiteRevive finds work. Real opportunities were being discarded before you ever saw them — this release stops that.

• Businesses with no website listed on Google are now real results. Find Leads surfaces them as call opportunities — local businesses you can offer a first website — instead of skipping them.
• Websites that check out but have no verifiable email no longer disappear. They appear as “Website needs work” opportunities with the evidence report attached, ready to work by phone. SiteRevive never guesses an email address.
• Statewide searches now cover a state’s major metros instead of one broad query, so searches without a city find far more businesses.
• The quality bar now scales with how many leads you ask for: request one and you get the single strongest candidate; request twenty-five and the filter relaxes — without ever calling a healthy website outdated.
• Re-run any niche and area whenever you like. Searches accumulate fresh businesses and never duplicate what’s already in Manage Leads.
• New “Website type” filter on the search form: all businesses, has a website, or no website.
• The results screen now explains itself: how many businesses were found, why each audited business ended where it did, and how to find more when a search runs thin.
• A cleaner search form and progress screen — fewer fields, one clear New Search button.
• Lifetime members get a link to book their one-to-one setup call from inside the app.

Email delivery you can count on

• SiteRevive now tracks whether the account emails it sends you actually arrive, and raises a warning the same day if delivery starts slipping.

Search a whole state, not just a city

• Searches now start from a U.S. state, with the city optional — matching how local niches are actually prospected. Pick a state to cover the whole market, or add a city to narrow it.
• Every result is checked against the state and city you asked for, so a search never quietly drifts into another market.
• Clearer, honest language about what a day’s run produces: up to twenty-five completed opportunities, with availability depending on the niche and area you choose.

Reports become the product

The release that changed what you actually send a business owner — from a pitch they can argue with to evidence they can see.

• Reports were rebuilt from scratch for the business owner, not for you: one plain-language priority, the problem shown in large clear evidence, and an example of what better looks like.
• Outreach drafts became short and conversational, written from the strongest verified problem on that business’s site. SiteRevive still only prepares drafts — you review and send every one.
• Your daily allowance now counts finished opportunities, not attempts. A search that comes up empty no longer costs you part of your day’s capacity.
• When a market runs dry, the app now offers a clear “search a nearby city” step and promises plainly that only the city you entered was searched.
• Owners can open the report you send without an account, and asking for a better version is a single obvious step.
• SiteRevive moved to its own home at siterevive.app.

One button, one finished job

The separate pieces became a single daily run you press once and walk away from.

• Choose a niche and a city, set how many opportunities you want, and SiteRevive runs the whole job end to end: find the businesses, check the websites, publish the report, confirm a contact from the official site, and prepare the outreach.
• Runs now report honestly. Progress is visible while it works, and a run that can’t fill your target says so instead of padding the results.
• Website concepts wait until a prospect is actually interested — nothing is generated speculatively for a business that never replied.
• A saved run shows the target you locked in, so what you asked for and what you get can never disagree.

Your agency, your name on it

• Outreach now goes out under your own agency’s name. Nothing you send carries anyone else’s brand.
• Lifetime accounts are provisioned with lifetime access explicitly, so what you bought is what your account grants — no defaults to discover later.
• Previewing your own demo no longer counts as prospect interest, so a lead can’t be advanced by your own click.

Open for business

• Accounts, purchases, and access went live: buying SiteRevive creates your account and hands you the keys.

From findings to something you could send

• What an audit turned up stopped living inside the app. Each opportunity started producing a shareable summary of the problems found on that business’s website — the ancestor of the plain-language owner report that arrived in 0.1.5.
• SiteRevive began assembling the first draft of the outreach message for each opportunity, written from what the audit actually found.

The first build

Where SiteRevive started.

• Point SiteRevive at a niche and an area, and it finds local businesses, opens their websites, and scores how dated each one is — the foundation everything since has been built on.