New · Public emails found automatically for every Google Maps result
Find local businesses on Google Maps, see what their websites actually show, and let AI write a personal email for each one. You approve, and it sends from your own Gmail.
Pick a business to see what its website shows and why it may need you.
Product preview with fictional businesses and sample numbers. Hover to pause; click a step to jump.
Sample campaign
Here is what a single campaign can look like in Locenti: businesses found on Google Maps, public emails pulled from their websites, a personal first email for each, and every reply sorted for you.
Example figures from a fictional campaign, shown for illustration. Your results depend on your market, your list and your offer.
Dentists in Austin, TX
Sample campaign · example data
Replies per day
Last 14 daysDrafting a personal email for Bluebonnet Family Dentistry
Ready for your review
Built for agencies and consultants who sell to local businesses
The problem
Finding a business is easy. Knowing why it might need you, and saying so in a way that sounds human, is the slow part. It usually happens across five tools.
How it works
Five steps, each one reviewed by you.
Link the Gmail account you already send from, with send-only access: Locenti can't read your inbox. You set the daily limit, and messages go out from your own address.
Describe who you want to reach, like “dentists in Austin”. Locenti finds matching businesses on Google Maps (or free OpenStreetMap data), then reads their public websites for contact details.
Each lead gets an Opportunity Brief: what its website shows, with sources. AI writes a personal first email from those facts and your pitch, using the built-in writer or your own agent.
Review the exact recipients and messages, then approve. Emails go out in small, paced batches within your limits.
Replies land in one inbox, sorted as interested, not interested or out of office. Follow-ups stop the moment someone answers.
AI, your way
Use the AI writer built into Locenti, or plug in the agent you already pay for. Both write only from facts found on the business's own website, and neither can send without your approval.
One click on a lead, or “Write all” on a campaign. It reads the Opportunity Brief and your pitch, then writes a short, specific first email.
Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client with a personal token. Ask it to “find dentists in Austin and draft emails for the best five” and watch it work in your workspace.
search_google_maps → research_lead → get_lead → save_draft → create_campaign_draft
Your agent, your AI account. Approving and sending stay with you in Locenti.
Product
Everything below is interactive and uses fictional sample businesses.
Your request becomes structured filters you can edit. You see the maximum usage before a search runs, and results arrive page by page.
Try it in your workspace| Select | Business | Rating | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bluebonnet Family Dentistry | 4.8 · 214 | bluebonnet-family-dentistry.example | |
| Riverbend Dental Studio | 4.6 · 97 | riverbend-dental-studio.example | |
| Lantern Smile Co. | 4.4 · 61 | lantern-smile-co.example | |
| Juniper Hill Dental Care | 4.2 · 244 | juniper-hill-dental-care.example | |
| Stonegate Dental | 4.4 · 126 | stonegate-dental.example |
Select businesses to save them.
Reply tracking
Locenti reads the replies to your campaign emails, sorts them, and stops outreach the moment someone answers, bounces or opts out. What to say next stays your call.
When this happens
Riverbend Dental
“Sounds great. Could we talk on Thursday?”
Interested · follow-ups stop
Locenti does this
Example replies from fictional businesses, played on a loop. Counts show replies handled in this preview.
Opportunity Briefs
Before you write a word, see what was observed, where it came from, and how it relates to what you sell. Missing information stays Unknown. It is never treated as a problem.
Opportunity Brief · web design offer
Bluebonnet Family Dentistry
Draft sentence, grounded in the first row
“I was on your contact page and noticed patients are asked to call to schedule, and I couldn't find a way to book online.”
Overall: strong fit · high confidence · 5 of 5 criteria could be checked from collected sources.
Capabilities
Everything you need to find, qualify and contact local businesses. Items still being built are marked.
Niche, city, radius, rating, review count and website presence. Parsed from plain English, always editable, with the maximum usage shown before you run anything.
Niche
Physical therapy
City
Denver, CO
Radius
Within 10 mi
Rating
4.0 or higher
Reviews
25 or more
Website
Any
Five honest states. Only valid addresses are sent to by default. Verification reduces uncertainty. It does not guarantee delivery.
Short sequences, business hours, daily caps per mailbox. Pause and resume at any time.
Stops automatically on reply, unsubscribe or bounce.
One inbox for every campaign, with editable labels and suggested answers that stay drafts until you send them.
Unsubscribes join a workspace-wide suppression list.
See the estimate before work starts and the actual charge after. Failed pages are not charged, and retries never charge twice.
Sample data
Saved lists, tags, notes, CSV import and export, with deduplication by business and address. One shared workspace per agency: invite teammates as admins or members, and clients as read-only viewers.
Lists and tags
Coming soon
Team roles
Available
Read-only client access
Available
For agencies
The same clinic can be a strong lead for one service and a poor fit for another. Briefs are scored against the offer you sell.
For agencies managing listings and reviews
Evidence worth a conversation
Opening line it supports
I was reading your recent reviews and saw replies on 2 of the latest 20…
Review count and rating alone don't show how a business is doing. Use them as context, not proof.
For web designers and studios
Evidence worth a conversation
Opening line it supports
I noticed your homepage doesn't set a mobile viewport, so on phones it may show as a shrunken desktop page…
An old copyright year is a weak signal. The brief says so, and you decide whether to use it.
For teams selling AI and workflow automation
Evidence worth a conversation
Opening line it supports
I noticed your new-patient forms are printable PDFs. That can mean a fair amount of re-typing for the front desk…
Public pages can't show internal tools. Anything not observable is marked Unknown.
Examples use fictional sample businesses.
Pricing
Plans are based on discovery, research and AI usage, so you pay for leads found and emails written, not for seats you don't use.
For a solo consultant testing one offer in a few markets.
14-day free trial
No card needed · pricing coming soon
Prospecting
Outreach
For small outbound teams running several campaigns at once.
14-day free trial
No card needed · pricing coming soon
Everything in Starter, plus
Control
For agencies managing prospecting for several clients.
14-day free trial
No card needed · pricing coming soon
Everything in Growth, plus
Integrations
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no card needed. Prices are being finalised and will be shown here before any payment is asked for.
FAQ
How Locenti finds businesses, writes emails and keeps your outreach safe.
Yes, two ways. The built-in AI writer drafts each first email from the lead's research and your pitch. Or connect your own AI agent (Claude, Cursor or any MCP client) and it can search, research and write inside your workspace using your own AI account. Either way, every email is based on facts with sources, and nothing is sent until you approve it.
Business listings come from Google Maps, through Google's official Places API (never scraping), or from OpenStreetMap's free open map data. Google results are shown live and not stored, as Google's terms require. Locenti then reads each business's public website (respecting robots.txt) for contact details and research. Every fact shows its source and the date it was collected.
A verification provider checks whether an address is likely to accept mail. Results are valid, invalid, catch-all or unknown, each with the provider and time of the check. Verification reduces uncertainty. It does not guarantee delivery or that a person reads the email.
Yes. You approve the exact campaign version: recipients, sequence and every draft. Editing approved content removes the approval until you review it again. Suggested replies stay drafts until you send them.
Yes. Locenti works with Gmail, connected separately from your sign-in with send-only access: Locenti can send from your address but can't read your inbox. Each mailbox has its own daily limit.
Usage is counted in units: one per business returned by a search, one per address verified, one per brief or draft generated. You see the estimate before work starts and the actual use afterwards. Failed work is not charged, and retries never charge twice. Prices have not been set yet.
Everyone works in one shared workspace: invite teammates as admins or members, and clients as read-only viewers. Admins connect mailboxes and approve campaigns; members find leads, research and write; viewers can look but not change anything. Saved lists, tags, notes and a do-not-contact list keep the work organised.
Outreach rules differ by country and by recipient type. The product will give you controls such as sender identity, a business address, visible opt-out and suppression. It can't make a campaign compliant on your behalf, so check the rules for your market.
Search Google Maps, find public emails, see what each website is missing, and send personal emails from your own Gmail.