What’s new in SiteRevive

A better first run

• Ask for 1 result and you now get one more often.
• No result? We tell you why, with a button to try again.
• Run SiteRevive says Starting at once, so you click just once.
• Read an email, OK it, and open it in Gmail.
• Find Leads shows how many results you have left.

Safer buyer sign-up

• A sale we do not know now sends you an email.
• We check a buyer's access before we say it worked.

A clearer pricing page

• The pricing page is more clear.
• It says you can call a business with no website.

Bundle access now works

• Buyers of the new bundle get a SiteRevive account.
• The plan and time of access match the bundle bought.

Less to read and scroll

• The reply form has less text.
• Find Leads makes more room for the search on small screens.
• The Queue shows less text. You can still read the full note.
• Old lead scores now use a clear name for the work type.

Clearer leads and emails

• See more leads on a short desktop screen.
• We check more pages for email.
• Each email still needs a public source.
• Email drafts stick to what we found.

A clear place to work

Find and work on leads with less fuss.

• Find and Queue fit on short screens.
• Show leads with or without email.
• Edit a saved email when you need to.
• Fewer tabs keep your work in view.

Better leads, clear names

You get a better fit and a name you can trust.

• Search “professional speakers” with fewer shop results.
• This helps keep the list on track.
• The business type now says what was found.

A cleaner place to work

Clearer forms, lists, and next steps.

• Search fields follow a clear order.
• Buttons stay close to the work.
• Lead lists are easier to scan.
• Settings use the same clear spacing.

Emails that feel more personal

Drafts now sound calm, clear, and human.

• Emails use short lines and plain words.
• Greetings use a checked first name when one is found.
• Add a short Loom video when it helps.
• See fresh copy before you save it.
• Your own edits stay safe while you review.

More room for your work

The app keeps your work in view, with less scrolling.

• Find Leads puts your search and next steps side by side.
• Lead lists use short pages. Pick a lead to see the full details.
• Review one draft or reply at a time, with its actions close by.
• Settings shows one section at a time. Your edits stay when you switch.
• Tools, scripts, clients and setup use the same clean layout.

Jobs keep moving

• Fixed a limit that could stop work after a site update.

Back to the look you know

• The screens are back to the look you know. Nothing under the hood changed.

One door for the AI

• Behind the scenes: one door for the AI, with a meter.

Settings is short. Paste your own pay link.

Settings is short now. Paste your own pay link and the proposal shows a Pay button.

• Settings is one column of cards. Each card has a few words and one button.
• Tap What is this? on any card for the rest.
• Paste your own pay link in Settings. Stripe, PayPal, Square or any pay page works.
• Every proposal then ends with a Pay button. It opens your link. The money goes to you.
• SiteRevive never sees a card. No link, no button.

Find leads is 3 boxes and 1 button

Find leads is 3 boxes and 1 button now. The page is clean, edge to edge.

• Find leads is 3 boxes and 1 button. Trade, State, City. Then Find leads.
• Everything else sits behind More options. Open it when you need it.
• The page is clean, edge to edge. No dark frame around it.
• The week card is one row. Tap the ? to read what counts.
• Nothing to work yet? The form is already open for you.

Send Queue and Replies are cards now

One email per card. One reply per card. One button on each.

• Send Queue is one card per email with one button. Approve, then Open in Gmail, then Mark sent.
• One line at the top says how many you approved today.
• Replies are cards. Sounds like tells you the tone. Tap Wrong? to fix it.
• The next step is the button. Reply today opens the answer in your own Gmail.
• Log a reply with one button. Nothing is sent.
• Nothing to do shows one short line.

Leads are cards now

Open Manage Leads. One card per business. At most one button on each.

• One card per business. At most one button on each: Call, Send, Preview, or Generate report.
• Plain words say where each lead stands. Found, Checked, Ready, Skipped, Preview coming. Do not contact, or Said stop.
• A card shows the last thing you did, when you did one. You called, 2 days ago. You sent, today.
• The number on the card is a guide, not a promise. Tap it and it says so.
• A business that said stop shows Do not contact. It gets no button.
• The lead's own page is shorter. What to say, Log a call, and More sit behind taps.

One card, one button, a flame

Open the app and see one thing to do. A flame counts the days you did it.

• One thing to do. Open the app and see one card and one button.
• A flame. It counts the days you did one thing. One day off is a rest day.
• Log a call or mark an email sent and the flame ticks. Meet your week and the ring says Week done.
• The menu is shorter. Tools, Ideas, Settings.
• The home and the menu look like our pricing page now.

Print a letter, know what to say, a shorter menu

A letter you can mail to a business with no website. Four lines to say on every call. A shorter menu and a simpler pricing page.

• Print a letter. For a business with no website, print a one-page letter. It has a code the owner can scan to see the sample site you made. You mail it. We never do.
• Know what to say. Every phone lead now shows four short lines to say on the call. They change to fit where the business lives online.
• A shorter menu. Some pages are being redesigned. They are out of the menu for now.
• A simpler pricing page. Short words, five questions, no jargon.