An AI cold email generator that reads the company website first
Most AI email writers start from a blank prompt and produce the same generic opener. LeadScout starts from the prospect’s own website: it reads what they do and what is changing, checks the fit against your ICP, and writes a short cold email with follow-ups that references real facts — in about 15 seconds.
Why website-based emails get replies
A reply usually comes when the first line proves you looked. Facts like a new branch, open roles or a product launch are on the company’s own site. LeadScout pulls those signals out and builds the email around them, instead of filling a template with {first_name} and {company}.
What you get
- A cold email that opens with a specific, verifiable fact about the company.
- Follow-ups that add new angles instead of "just bumping this".
- A relationship check: is this company a likely customer, partner or competitor? The angle changes accordingly.
- Your offer and ICP learned once, so every email is written for what you sell.
- Seven languages for reports and emails, and a tone you choose.
Example output
Illustrative example for a fictional company, generated from its website:
Example for illustration. Real emails depend on the website you scan and the offer you describe.
How it works
- Describe your offer once — your product and ideal customer profile
- Open a prospect’s website — homepage, About or Careers page
- Click Scan — score, context and the email in about 15 seconds
FAQ
Is this different from ChatGPT?
Yes. LeadScout reads the prospect's website automatically, scores it against your ICP and writes from those facts, so you do not copy-paste pages into a chat.
Can I edit the email?
Yes. Copy it, edit it, or send it from your connected Outlook/Microsoft 365 mailbox.
Which languages are supported?
Reports and emails in 7 languages; the interface is in English, Polish, German, French and Spanish.
Is it free?
Yes — 10 scans a month with no card; paid plans from €7/month.
Do you store the websites I scan?
Your analyses are saved in your own history so you can come back to them; you can delete them at any time.