Grow By Lead
Problem we solve

How to find businesses with outdated websites

Turn a list of companies into a ranked queue of sites that visibly need work.

"Outdated" is easy to recognise by eye and hard to prove in a sentence. The owner does not think their website is old; they think it is finished. Telling them otherwise needs something more solid than taste.

What is provable is the platform version behind it, the plugins nobody has updated, the layout that collapses below 500 pixels, and the measured seconds a visitor waits before anything appears.

Grow By Lead collects those facts across a whole list, so "your site looks dated" becomes a short list of specific, checkable observations.

How Grow By Lead handles it

Every point below comes from signals collected during the scan.

Platform and version detection

Identify the CMS, builder, theme and plugin stack in use, including versions where they are exposed.

Responsive behaviour

Detect layouts that break at mobile widths, missing viewport handling and content that overflows the screen.

Measured load

Real timing and page weight, so slowness is reported as a number rather than an impression.

Visual and structural decay

Broken assets, mixed content and abandoned integrations that suggest nobody has maintained the site.

How it works in practice

1

Paste the list

Any set of business URLs, in bulk, with duplicates removed automatically.

2

Rank by severity

Sites carrying the most severe, most visible problems surface first.

3

Show the evidence

Each finding carries what was observed, why it matters commercially, and the technical fix.

Common questions

How old does a site have to be to be flagged?
Age is not the test. The test is observable condition: unsupported technology, broken responsiveness, slow measured load.
Does a flag mean the business wants a redesign?
No. It means the website shows problems. Intent and budget still belong to the conversation.
Can I re-check a site later?
Yes. A re-scan shows what changed since the last one.
What if a signal is simply missing?
Missing information is reported as missing, not as a failure. Something expected to be absent is not treated as a problem.

Related reading

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Stop chasing bad prospects.

Start free with 50 scans per day. Upgrade to Starter or Pro whenever you're ready.