ClientFinch

Quick answers

1. What does ClientFinch do?

   ClientFinch helps SEO and web agencies discover relevant website opportunities through evidence-backed findings. Users review an observed issue and its source URL, understand the matched UK business, then save a prospect with private notes. Company records provide context; existing website findings are the starting point. Pro includes CSV export.

2. How does automated website analysis work?

   ClientFinch automatically analyzes 1,000 new company websites every day. Technical checks identify observable issues such as missing metadata, broken internal links and HTTP errors; AI-assisted reports explain supported findings. Not every Verified Website has completed analysis yet. The daily scans are shared platform coverage, not an allocation of new scans per subscriber.

3. What does Verified Websites mean?

   Verified Websites are high-confidence company-to-website matches accepted under strict identity and location criteria. Only eligible legally Active companies qualify; ambiguous, conflicting or insufficiently supported matches are excluded. A match does not independently establish legal domain ownership or administrative control.

4. Will ClientFinch contact businesses for me?

   No. ClientFinch provides company research, automated findings and a shortlist. It does not send cold emails, run outreach campaigns or book meetings. You decide whether and how to contact a business through your own channels. A website issue is not evidence of buying intent or a promise of a sale.

5. Does every Verified Website have a supported opportunity?

   No. Some matched websites are awaiting analysis. Others have completed an assessment without a supported opportunity being published. That does not prove the site has no technical issues: the checks are limited, and an observation may lack enough evidence for an opportunity. Opportunities Found identifies existing supported findings you can review.