You design websites. The system tells you to send CVs.
To get clients as a web designer, LeadGen-Agent finds businesses with a website, diagnoses their site with AI (conversion, trust and visual identity) and leaves the proposal ready to send from your Gmail. You show up with the case for a redesign and the problem in plain sight, not with a portfolio.
What you get as a web designer
- What stops visitors: forms, buttons and contact details missing where they should be.
- The missing trust signals: reviews, legal pages, a copyright year long out of date.
- The site's visual identity (colors, fonts and logo), so the proposal already looks like their brand.
- Proposal artifacts: a branding book, a UI kit and a first demo.
A sample case file
Example: fictional business
La Espiga Bakery
Neighborhood bakery
laespigabakery.example
What we saw: The main button says "More info"
Why it matters to you: It doesn't tell visitors what to do. It's the first thing you'd change.
What we saw: No order form
Why it matters to you: Cake orders only come in by phone: an orders section justifies the project.
What we saw: Years-old copyright in the footer
Why it matters to you: The site looks abandoned. That's a visible case for a redesign.
What we saw: No reviews on the site
Why it matters to you: They have good reviews on Google Maps, but the website doesn't show them.
What we saw: Four different fonts
Why it matters to you: The brand looks different on every page: the proposal brings it together.
Their site today: No way to place an order
How your first email could start
Example: fictional business
Subject: An idea for La Espiga's main button
Hi, I looked at La Espiga's website and the main button says “More info”, without saying what to do. Also, cake orders only come in by phone. I prepared a one-screen mockup with an “Order a cake” button and a form. Shall I send it?
Written for the fictional business in the example. You review and edit the real email before sending it.
What comes next
- Find
- Diagnose
- Propose
- Send
Questions if you're a web designer
- Do I need a portfolio?
- No. What opens the conversation is the diagnosis of the business's site and the proposal you build from it, not your past work.
- Does the proposal use my design?
- It uses the business's visual identity (their colors, fonts and logo), and you choose which sections it includes. You can edit it before sending.
- What if the business has no website?
- Area search only returns businesses with a website, because the diagnosis runs on their site. You can also paste the URL of any site.
Show up with the work done.
Free plan, no card needed.