[ website sales intelligence ]
One domain in, one sales-ready audit out.
Salescout reads a prospect's website, hands your agency a white-label audit of what is wrong with it, and drafts the email that opens the conversation.
One free scan, no card. You send the email from your own mailbox — Salescout sends nothing.
$ scan malerbetrieb-kessler.de
11 pages rendered
- Meta descriptionmeta-description
- HTTP Strict Transport Securityhsts-header
…
audit ready
[ the cost ]
The audit is the pitch, and doing it by hand is why it never gets sent
Two hours a prospect, every prospect, before anybody has replied to anything.
By hand
- Two hours a site across six tools
- A document that looks like every other audit
- Findings you cannot price, so you do not quote
Not at all
- A cold email with nothing in it
- A prospect who has no reason to reply
- A pipeline that runs on referrals and hope
With Salescout
- A domain in, an audit out, under your brand
- Findings priced by what they cost the prospect
- A drafted email you send yourself
[ what a scan reads ]
Twenty checks across eleven pages, every one of them evidence
A scan renders the site the way a browser does and reads the result. Nothing is guessed and nothing is bought in.
Findings, not a score
Every check says what it found, on which page, with the number it measured. A score with no findings under it is a number a prospect cannot argue with or act on.
Evidence a prospect can check.
Eleven pages, not one
The homepage plus up to ten pages the scan picks itself. A homepage in isolation says almost nothing about the site behind it.
The site, not the shop window.
The company, never a person
Salescout collects a company identity — legal name, address, register number, role addresses — and no field that identifies a natural person, from any source.
No person is collected, anywhere.
German or English, per prospect
The audit is written in the language its reader speaks, chosen per scan. That is not the language you read Salescout in.
Their language, not yours.
[ who it is for ]
Agencies that already run outbound
The audit does a different job depending on what you sell. It is the same scan.
- 001
Webdesign
The audit is the redesign brief, written before the first call. It names what the current site costs the business, page by page, so the quote answers something the prospect has already read.
- 002
SEO
The technical findings are the first three months of the retainer, itemised. A prospect who can see the list can see why it takes three months.
- 003
CRO
The findings that touch conversion come with the page they were found on and the number behind them, which is the argument a test proposal has to start from.
[ how it works ]
A domain, four minutes, an audit you can send
No setup, no tag on the prospect’s site, no permission from them. It reads what is public.
Paste a domain
One prospect, or a CSV of them. Nothing else is asked for.
The scan reads the site
Eleven pages rendered and checked, with the progress visible while it runs.
Send it under your brand
Your logo, your colours, your contact details, and a drafted email waiting for the recipient you supply.
[ a real audit ]
The thing itself, not a screenshot of it
One real scan of one real site, in full, so you can judge whether you would put your name on it.
A real audit of a real site goes here.
[ pricing ]
Annual, and one extra project a year covers it
Solo is the price of a small redesign. If Salescout wins you one project you would not have won, the year is paid for.
Billed once a year. There is no monthly plan.
Solo
One-person agencies and freelancers
€1,200per year
- Scans per month
- not set
- One brand profile
- Audits in German or English
- The drafted outreach email
- Card checkout, no call
Agency
Agencies running outbound weekly
€2,400per year
- Scans per month
- not set
- Unlimited brand profiles
- CSV bulk import
- Everything in Solo
- A person to email when it breaks
Scale
Agencies running outbound at volume
€4,800per year
- Scans per month
- not set
- Everything in Agency
- The highest scan allowance
- Onboarding for your team
- A person to email when it breaks
Scans per month is what the plans differ on, and the numbers land with billing. Agency and Scale close over a conversation. Write to sales@salescout.io.
[ faq ]
The questions agencies ask first
Will my prospect know it was automated?
They will know an AI wrote the email, because the draft says so and that marking cannot be removed — the AI Act requires it. The audit is your document, under your brand, and what it says about their site is true of their site and nobody else’s.
Does Salescout send the email?
No, and it has no button that would. Salescout writes the draft with the recipient field empty; you fill that in and send it from your own mailbox. That line is not a missing feature, it is the product.
Do you find the contact for me?
No. A scan collects the identity of a company and never the identity of a person: legal name, address, register number, role addresses like info@. Team pages, bylines and telephone numbers give nothing.
Is scanning somebody’s site without asking legal?
Reading a public website is. Salescout honours robots.txt with no override, crops and attributes every screenshot, and keeps each audit confidential to the agency that ran it. What is regulated is the email that follows, which is why you send it and we do not.
Can I not just do this myself?
You can, and you already know how. It is two hours a prospect across six tools, and the reason your competitors do not do it either. Salescout is worth paying for at the point where you would rather send fifty of these than five.
What does white-label actually mean here?
Your logo, your colours, your company name and your contact details on the audit and the share link. A prospect reading it has no reason to learn that Salescout exists.
Why is there no monthly plan?
Because outbound is not a month-long experiment. A year is the shortest period over which an audit-led pipeline says anything, and the price is set for a year rather than marked up for the option of leaving in six weeks.
[ ready? ]
Scan the first domain on your list
One free scan, no card, no call. See what the audit says about a site you already know.