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docs: add looot local leads to Sales & Outbound - #20
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@walidboulanouar I think use the site url better then github repo? |
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Adds looot local leads to Tools > Sales & Outbound, in the existing favicon format.
Why it helps a one-person company: a solo web, SEO or marketing freelancer types a business type and a place, gets the businesses Google Maps lists, sees which ones have a website gap (no site, site down, no booking link, old copyright, low rating) and gets a verified public email for the ones worth pitching. In a live run on 2026-10-14 (coffee roasters in Amsterdam) 20 businesses from search to verified emails cost about $0.06. No seat price.
It is MIT-licensed (Next.js and Supabase, deploys to Vercel). The data comes from looot, a paid pay-per-call API, and the entry says so. Repo: https://github.com/loootai/looot-local-leads
There was no github.com favicon pattern in the section yet, so I used the same Google favicon URL with
domain=github.com.Affiliation: I work on looot.