From public website to source-backed opportunity brief
Product definition
LeadLens is an AI-powered prospect intelligence and pre-sales preparation platform for digital agencies. It reviews a prospect's public website, preserves the supporting evidence, matches findings to the agency's own services and case studies, and produces an editable Opportunity Brief for outreach, discovery calls, and proposal planning.
Launch model — Web application with a free starting tier and paid agency plans
Small digital agencies often spend 20–60 minutes researching each prospect across audit tools, browser tabs, spreadsheets, and general-purpose AI chats. The process is difficult to repeat, and generic summaries rarely understand what the agency can actually sell. LeadLens was created to turn that fragmented research into a consistent, evidence-led pre-sales workflow.
Saevix designed a durable 14-stage pipeline that validates the URL, discovers and captures a bounded set of public pages, extracts business and technical signals, classifies opportunities, matches agency services, prepares outreach and call strategy, verifies claims against stored sources, and saves a structured report. Long-running analysis is separated from the Next.js application through a dedicated worker and durable PostgreSQL records.
The product now converts a public business website into an editable intelligence report with an executive summary, fit scoring, prioritized findings, citations, service recommendations, outreach drafts, discovery questions, objection notes, and proposal direction. Reports can be copied, regenerated, printed, or exported as PDF, DOCX, and Markdown while captured evidence remains reusable after partial provider failures.
Trust is the product, not an extra feature. AI-provider rate limits, inaccessible websites, and incomplete sources are normal operating conditions, so LeadLens distinguishes observed facts from hypotheses, exposes limitations, preserves partial evidence, and lets people review every material recommendation before using it in outreach.
Core capabilities
Every supported finding can retain its source URL and evidence excerpt, while unsupported claims are labeled or excluded.
The opportunity is evaluated against the agency's services, ideal customer profile, case studies, delivery preferences, and brand voice.
One investigation prepares an executive brief, fit score, outreach drafts, discovery questions, objection handling, and proposal direction.
Teams can edit, regenerate, restore, copy, print, and export reports as PDF, DOCX, or Markdown before taking action.
System architecture
Trust controls
Durable stages
Pages by default
Export formats
