Four kinds of hunt, each with its own score.
Businesses in trouble, the best, the busiest or the brand new. Each is measured against its own market, never the same list sorted another way.
Needing help
Good for agencies, web designers, reputation and marketing services.
Weak reviews for their market, no website of their own, or too few reviews to be found. One real problem is enough.
Best rated
Good for partnerships, referrals, premium suppliers, recruiting.
The strongest ratings, counting how many reviews back each one, so a 5★ from three people does not win.
Busiest
Good for suppliers, payment and delivery services, equipment sellers.
The most reviews in the market: the places that serve the most customers.
Newly opened
Good for anyone selling what a new business needs first: signage, insurance, accounting, a website.
Few reviews, all of them recent. Google gives no opening date, so it is read from the reviews and says so.
Any city, any kind of business (see them all). Add a filter in the same sentence:
- No website
- Has a website
- Independent only
- Must have a website email
One sentence in.
A call list out.
Three steps, and you always know what you will spend before you spend it.
- 1Ask
Say who you want to reach.
One sentence in your own words: the kind of business, the city, and what makes one worth your call. No filters to learn.
- 2Check
See the plan and the price first.
The agent answers with a plan you can adjust: what it will search, how it ranks, and what it costs. Nothing is spent until you press Start.
- 3Work
Call the best ones first.
Every lead comes with a 0 to 100 score and a reason drawn from its real reviews, on a table and a map. Refine it by chat for free, then save, share or export.
Everything to work the list.
The list is the start. Refining, sorting and re-ranking the leads you already have never costs a credit.
Shape the list
Refine by chat
The list follows what you type. Always free.
- only the ones with no website
- hide #4
- sort by reviews
Table and map
The same leads on a table you can sort and a map of the city, or both at once.
Your taste
Thumbs up a lead and the ones like it rise. Thumbs down and they sink.
Reach out
Outreach drafts
A short first email built from the business's real rating and reviews. You send it, from your own inbox.
Contact emails
Read from each lead's own website, free.
Keep and share
Lead lists
Save leads into lists and move each one from New to Contacted to Won.
Share with a client
A read-only link with the table and the map. Turn it off whenever you like.
CSV export
Your leads and their scores in one file, ready for the spreadsheet or CRM you already use.
Pay for leads.
Not seats.
One credit is one lead delivered: ask for 30, get 12 that qualify, pay 12. A business you already found is free, and talking to the agent never costs anything.
Free trial
About three real hunts. No card needed.
$0to start
100 credits, one time, valid for 30 days.
Start freeOn every plan
- Every kind of huntNeeding help, best rated, busiest and newly opened.
- A score and a reason0 to 100 for every lead, and why it made the list.
- Never charged twiceBusinesses from past hunts cost 0 credits.
- Chat, table and mapRefine any list by chat, for free.
- Lists, sharing and exportTrack leads from New to Won, share or export them.
- Contact emailsRead from each lead's own website, free.
Top-up packs from $9, one time, with no subscription. Paid credits never expire. Cancel anytime from the billing portal.
Before you ask.
Where the businesses come from, how they are ranked, and what you pay for.
What kinds of businesses can I find?
Any kind of local business on Google Maps, in any city. You say what makes one worth your call: businesses that need help (weak reviews, no website, too few reviews), the best rated, the busiest, or the newly opened. Add a filter in the same sentence, like no website, independent only, or must have an email.
Where does the business data come from?
Every business comes from the Google Places API, read live when your hunt runs: real name, address, phone, rating and reviews. The AI never invents a lead. It only reads your request and explains each result.
Why not just ask a chatbot?
A general chatbot writes a list from memory. It sounds confident, but you cannot tell which businesses exist, which are still open, or which are worth your call. Pinweaver searches Google Maps live when your hunt runs, scores every business it finds against its market, and shows why each lead was picked, from its real reviews.
How are leads ranked?
With plain arithmetic, never an AI guess, and always against the local market. Needing help counts a weak rating for that market (a 4.2★ gym is weak where the median is 4.8★), no website of its own and too few reviews. Best rated weighs each rating by the reviews behind it, busiest counts reviews, and newly opened looks at how recent they are. The same business in the same market always gets the same score; the AI only writes the reason.
What if fewer businesses match than I asked for?
You only pay for what is delivered: twelve matches on a 30-lead request means twelve credits, not thirty. A list is never padded with businesses that do not fit, and the agent tells you why it came up short.
Do I pay for leads I already found?
No. Any business already returned in one of your past hunts is flagged and delivered free. The hunt plan shows the deduction before you confirm.
Is re-filtering and chatting really free?
Yes. Filtering, sorting, re-ranking and asking questions about results you already have never cost credits. Only fetching new leads does, and always after a plan you confirmed.
Why does it say "powered by Google"?
Place and review data comes from Google, so it carries Google's attribution wherever it appears, and every review is credited to its author. Pinweaver keeps only a business's Google ID for good. The rest is held for at most 30 days and then read again from Google.
Do I need a card to try it?
No. Sign-up gives you 100 credits for 30 days with no card. You confirm your email address and you can start your first hunt.
Does it send emails for me?
Never. It can draft a short first email from the business's real rating and reviews, and you decide whether to send it from your own inbox. Our terms forbid using Pinweaver for spam: every message you send must follow the anti-spam and privacy laws where you and the business are, such as the GDPR and the CAN-SPAM Act.
Your next leads are one sentence away.
Businesses that need help, the best, the busiest or the brand new. Say who, and the agent finds them, ranks them and shows its work.
100 free credits to start. No card needed.