Find Shopify stores that need you, before your competitors do.

You enter a niche, a city or area, and a country domain, then choose how many stores you want back. Lead Radar searches live data for that market and keeps only stores confirmed to run on Shopify. Searches run on live data with quota protection: every search counts against your monthly allowance, and your usage is always visible inside the app.

Each store is checked the way you would check it by hand, only faster. You get a clear Shopify score, a plain list of the concrete problems found on the store, and a PageSpeed check so slow stores are easy to spot. The report closes with the service that fits the problem and a suggested price range, so you know what to offer before you write a word.

The Reply Engine reads the store's real problems and drafts a personal first message around the strongest one, never a generic template. You pick the channel (WhatsApp, Email, Instagram or LinkedIn) and the language (English or German), then copy it, adjust it, and send it yourself. Day-3 and day-7 follow-up drafts sit ready beside it, so a quiet store still gets a polite second and third touch.

Every lead you keep moves into the Command Center pipeline: Hot, then Contacted, Follow-up, and Won. The pipeline shows who is waiting on you and what is overdue, and a memory guard remembers every store across all your research days, so you never pitch the same store twice. Your leads export to CSV whenever you need them outside the tool.

Shopify freelancers

You sell your own skills, so a week without new client work is a week without income. Finding stores usually means hours of manual searching, then checking each site one by one with little to show for the time. Lead Radar compresses that into one sitting: a scored list of stores in your niche, the exact problems to mention, and a first message already drafted.

Small agency owners

Your team delivers the work, but the pipeline depends on you finding the next client before the current project ends. Prospecting gets pushed aside whenever delivery gets busy, and outreach restarts from zero each time. Here the leads, the follow-ups, and the store history live in one pipeline, so prospecting keeps moving even in busy weeks.

Lead generation specialists and VAs

Clients pay you for store lists, and a bare list of names is hard to charge real money for. Checking every store by hand and writing notes on each one can eat the whole day. You hand over scored leads with the problems already documented and a suggested offer attached, which is research your clients can act on the same day.

Design, development and CRO sellers

You sell theme work, redesigns, speed fixes, or conversion improvements, and cold messages that ignore the store get ignored right back. A generic pitch lands in the same folder as every other freelancer's. Your message opens with the store's real problem and a suggested fix at a stated price, which gives the owner something concrete to answer.