8.9 million U.S. businesses have no website

We build their site before they ask for one.

Pick a city. Pick a vertical. ClaimPage scrapes Google Business Profiles, generates a professional website from their own data, and emails the owner with a link to buy it. $199, done.

01
Find

Scan Google Maps

Select any city and business vertical. AI identifies every business without a website listed on their Google profile.

02
Build

Generate their site

Pull address, hours, photos, and reviews from their Google data. Auto-generate a professional, mobile-ready website in seconds.

03
Sell

Email the owner

"Here is your website." One click to preview. $199 to keep it. No subscriptions, no contracts. The site sells itself.

FIND → BUILD → SELL

The market nobody is serving.

Millions of businesses are invisible online. Google killed their free websites in 2024. They need help and don't know where to look.

27%
of U.S. small businesses still have no website in 2026
81%
of consumers research a business online before purchasing
31%
of shoppers skip businesses that don't have a website
$2.3B
website builder market in 2025, growing fast with AI

Everyone builds websites. Nobody sells them proactively.

Capability Durable / B12 Targetron / Outscraper ClaimPage
Find businesses without websites — ✓ ✓
Auto-generate site from Google data ✓ — ✓
Cold email with ready site — — ✓
One-time pricing (no subscription) — N/A ✓
City + vertical targeting — ✓ ✓

$199, one time. No monthly fee. No catch.

Competitors charge $15-42 per month forever. For a restaurant owner who's never had a website, that's another bill they'll cancel in three months.

ClaimPage charges once. The business owner gets a real website, built from their real data, for less than a single night's revenue. It's the easiest yes in their inbox.

$199
One-time payment. Your website, forever.
vs. Durable: $180-300/year
vs. B12: $504+/year
vs. ClaimPage: $199 total. Done.

Every city. Every vertical. Millions of sites waiting to be claimed.

Restaurants in Miami. Contractors in Austin. Salons in Denver. The pipeline never runs dry because businesses open every day and most still don't build a website.