TGBS Client Radar
Somewhere in your city, a business needs exactly what you sell.
It hasn't found you. You haven't found it. Client Radar finds businesses that match how you sell, shows the evidence that they need you, and tells you why — before you pick up the phone.
The way it usually goes
Four hundred names. Zero reasons.
400 rows. Not one reason to choose any of them. So you start at the top, and you guess.
You open the list.
A directory export, a scraped spreadsheet, a colleague's old file. Names, a category, sometimes a phone number.
Every row looks the same.
Nothing tells you which of these businesses has a problem you solve — or which ones already have someone solving it.
So you call from the top, and hope.
A week of calls that open with “Do you need…?” is how a good service ends up sounding like spam.
Discover
Draw a circle. See who is really there.
Illustration. Live searches return real businesses from OpenStreetMap.
Pick an industry and a place.
Search by category and city, or draw the area on the map. Client Radar queries open, licensed business data — the map data behind thousands of apps.
Real businesses appear.
Each one is a genuine listing, with its name, category and location as the source recorded them. Nothing is padded with sample data to make a search look fuller than it is.
The ones you already have drop out.
Results are matched against your pipeline by listing, web domain, phone number, and name plus location — so the same company never lands in your list twice.
Inspect
A reason to call, with the evidence attached.
Harbour View Interiors
Not inspected yet. No score is shown until there is evidence for one.
Served over plain HTTP
Browsers label the site “Not secure”.
No mobile viewport declared
Phones render it at desktop width.
Copyright notice reads 2019
Markup and tooling show no updates since.
Home page took 4.1 s to respond
Measured on the inspection request.
Likely losing enquiries from phones, and a “Not secure” warning undercuts a premium brand. Lead with a mobile-first rebuild and HTTPS rather than a broad redesign pitch.
Illustrative business. Scores use Client Radar's default signal weights.
A name on a map, not yet a lead.
A business nobody has looked at is labelled not inspected. It is never scored low just because the evidence has not been gathered.
It checks what anyone could check.
Client Radar requests the home page once, honours robots.txt, and records what it finds. A site served without HTTPS is a fact, so it is marked verified.
Evidence accumulates.
No mobile viewport. Every observation carries the points your workspace gives it, and the score moves only when the evidence does.
The picture sharpens.
An old copyright line and dated markup push it past Strong — and you can see exactly which facts put it there.
Contact today.
Four observed problems, eighty points. Every weight is editable, so the score reflects how your business sells rather than a generic formula.
An opinion — clearly labelled as one.
AI reads the evidence, suggests what it means and which of your services fits. It sits in its own section, marked as inference with its confidence, never blended into the facts.
Follow through
From found to won, in one place.
It lands in your pipeline.
A prospect you keep becomes a lead, with its evidence, notes and history attached — not a row you will have to research again.
Move it when it earns it.
Drag it across the board, or move it with the keyboard. Every change is recorded on the lead's timeline.
The follow-up is already on your list.
Assign it to a teammate and set a task for Tuesday. It waits in your task list instead of in your memory.
Then learn what worked.
Mark it won and your analytics update. Any rate built on too few leads is withheld, not dressed up as a trend.
Built to be trusted
What Client Radar will not do.
Prospecting tools are easy to make impressive and hard to trust. These are rules written into the software, not lines in a brochure.
No invented prospects
Every business comes from a real, licensed data source. There is no sample data dressed up as discovered leads.
No invented contact details
Contact information is shown exactly as the source recorded it, and never filled in with a guess.
No opinion passed off as fact
What was observed is marked verified. What a model concluded is marked as inference, in its own section, with its confidence.
No low score for an unexamined lead
A business that has not been inspected says so. Its band is withheld until there is evidence to justify one.
No false “sent”
A message is only ever marked sent when an email provider confirms it. Without a provider, it says so.
No limits you cannot see
Usage is counted on the server as work happens, and an operation that fails gives its credit back.
Early access
Be first on the radar.
Client Radar is opening to a small group of businesses first. Leave your details and we'll email you when your access is ready.