Twenty minutes of prospect research, answered in one pass.
Lead Lens reads a prospect's website the way a careful researcher would - contacts, tech stack, SEO, trust markers, performance - then hands you one structured record instead of eleven browser tabs. This page walks through every signal it captures and the exact decision each one is meant to help you make.
- 2,500+
- technologies detected
- ~30 sec
- per full site scan
- 38
- normalized signals
- 1 click
- structured JSON export
Three steps, no dashboard-hopping.
Prospecting shouldn't need a five-tool stack. Lead Lens lives in your browser, activates on any URL, and hands you a ready-to-use record before you would have finished dismissing the cookie banner.
Install the extension, pin it, and click the icon on any URL. No copy-paste, no separate dashboard tab.
Contacts, tech stack, SEO health, trust signals and performance are captured together in one pass.
Get a two-line verdict, ask follow-up questions in plain English, or export the record as clean JSON.
The same research, minus the twenty minutes.
Nothing here is magic - it's the identical checklist a good researcher runs, done in one pass instead of eleven tabs. The compounding shows up when you have four hundred prospects instead of four.
- Open the site, wait, dismiss the cookie banner1 min
- Hunt the contact page for a real email4 min
- Check the source for CMS and analytics5 min
- Run a separate SEO checker, read the report6 min
- Look up domain age and company details3 min
- Write it all into a spreadsheet row3 min
- Open the site - banner handled automaticallyinstant
- Contacts, stack, SEO, trust captured together~20 sec
- Normalized into one structured record~5 sec
- AI summary and verdict ready to read~5 sec
Six families of evidence, and why each earns its place.
A field is only worth capturing if it changes what you do next. Here is what gets collected on every Lead Lens scan - and the decision each group is meant to help you make.
Contact discovery
- Verified business emails with source URL and confidence score
- Phone numbers normalized to E.164 dialable format
- LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok profiles
- Decision-maker signals from About, Team and Contact pages
Stop guessing at info@ addresses. Every contact ships with a source URL, so you can prove where it came from and open with something specific instead of a generic blast.
Business identity
- Legal name, trading name, page title, canonical URL
- Physical address, service area and country when published
- Industry and category signals from schema.org markup
- Domain age, registration footprint, hosting country
A five-year-old local business and a two-week-old dropshipping store need completely different pitches. Identity signals tell you which one you're looking at before you write a single line.
Technology fingerprint
- CMS, framework, hosting provider and CDN layer
- Analytics, pixels, tag managers and A/B testing tools
- Payment gateways, booking systems, chat and email tools
- Stack drift between scans - what changed since last time
Knowing a prospect runs an outdated CMS with no analytics installed is the pitch. You lead with the gap you can close instead of asking what they currently use.
SEO health
- Title tag, meta description, heading hierarchy (H1-H6)
- Indexability, canonical tags, robots directives, hreflang
- Internal linking depth and outbound link profile
- Structured data coverage, Open Graph and Twitter cards
Concrete, checkable problems: a missing meta description, three H1s on one page, no schema at all. The fastest openers in cold email - the prospect can verify each in ten seconds.
Trust and conversion
- Calls to action, forms, booking paths and checkout flow
- Trust badges, reviews, testimonials and case studies
- Privacy, terms, cookie and policy page coverage
- HTTPS, TLS certificate age and security headers
Sites that convert badly are the ones worth calling. When a business has traffic-driving content but no visible CTA above the fold, you're selling a fix, not a favor.
Performance and quality
- Page weight, request count, render-blocking assets
- Mobile viewport, tap-target and responsive signals
- Accessibility markers - alt text, labels, contrast hooks
- Scan status: full, partial or blocked - never silently wrong
Performance is a number the prospect already feels but can't name. Bring the number and the conversation shifts from 'who are you' to 'how soon can you fix it'.
Over 2,500 technologies recognized on sight.
Every Lead Lens scan fingerprints the platform, the marketing layer, the analytics, the payment rails and the support tooling. You see what a prospect already pays for - and, more usefully, what they are missing.
Manual research, single-purpose tools, or Lead Lens.
Most sales stacks stitch together three or four narrow tools plus a spreadsheet. Lead Lens replaces the stitching with one 30-second scan and one clean record.
| Capability | Manual research | Single-purpose tools | Lead Lens |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time per lead | ~22 minutes | One data type only | ~30 seconds |
| Contact discovery | Manual hunting | Email only | Emails, phones, socials, sources |
| Tech stack detection | View source + guess | ~500 technologies | 2,500+ technologies |
| SEO issues surfaced | Second tool needed | Separate audit | Included in every scan |
| Cookie banners | Manual dismissal | Blocks the scan | Auto-handled, 30+ languages |
| AI summary + Q&A | Write your own | Not available | Grounded in captured data |
| Export format | Copy-paste | CSV, sometimes | Structured JSON, stable schema |
A written summary, and a conversation when you want one.
Raw evidence is only half the job. Every completed scan is condensed into a short written read of the business - what it does, who it serves, where it looks weak - and you can keep asking questions in plain language until you know whether the lead is worth an hour of your day.
- A two-line verdict firstWorth pursuing or not, with the evidence that decided it - never a score you have to interpret.
- Follow-up questions in plain English"What's their weakest conversion point?" "Do they look like they have an agency?" Ask it the way you'd ask a colleague.
- Grounded in the capture, not inventedAnswers cite the captured fields behind them, so you can check anything before you send it.
- Outreach angles, not templatesThe specific gap worth mentioning in your first sentence, drawn from this site rather than a generic list.
One tool, four very different jobs.
Qualify 10x more prospects a day without adding tools or headcount.
Walk into every discovery call knowing more about the site than the client does.
Enrich cold lists with 38 normalized fields before they hit the CRM.
Spot the missing meta tag, the broken schema and the wrong canonical in one pass.
Small things that decide whether you actually use it.
Consent prompts are recognized and dismissed in over thirty languages before capture begins, so the scan reads the page rather than an overlay. Fully optional, and off with one toggle.
Queue a whole prospect list and walk away. Progress survives a closed tab, and interrupted runs resume where they stopped.
Select any set of results and export a clean, consistent schema - ready for a CRM import or your own pipeline.
Full, partial or blocked is recorded on every record. Missing data is reported as missing, never quietly filled in.
Phone formats, duplicate emails and repeated social handles are reconciled across pages, so one business is one row.
Scan the same domain later and stack changes are surfaced against the previous capture - a natural reason to follow up.
Straight answers
Does Lead Lens work on sites behind a cookie consent banner?+
Yes. Consent prompts are recognized and cleared automatically in more than thirty languages before capture begins, so the scan reads the real page instead of an overlay. You can switch the behavior off at any time from the extension options.
What happens when a site blocks part of the scan?+
The record is marked partial or blocked and tells you which sections were unavailable. A half-captured site is never presented as a complete one - honesty over inflated numbers.
Can I limit what Lead Lens captures?+
Yes. Capture is configurable down to individual field groups from the admin settings, so you can collect everything or restrict it to contacts and identity only - useful for compliance-sensitive workflows.
How do I get the scan data out of Lead Lens?+
Every scan and every multi-select on the dashboard exports as structured JSON, ready to drop into your CRM, a Google Sheet, or a custom enrichment pipeline. Fields keep a stable schema across scans.
How many websites can I scan per day?+
The default plan supports several hundred scans per day. Bulk queues can run overnight and resume automatically if a tab is closed or a session interrupted. Higher limits are available on request.
Is Lead Lens accurate on non-English websites?+
Yes. The parser reads structured data, meta tags and DOM signals which are language-agnostic. Contact patterns, phone formats and social handles are normalized across 30+ languages.