Write a pitch email to a business with no website
Enter your name, company, their trade and your offer. Get three short emails to a business with no website, each with a subject line and word count. Free, no account.
Your pitch emails
Example inputs, pre-filled so you can see how it works. Replace them with your own details.
Three emails of 64 to 74 words, each with a subject line.
Email 1: A website for Smith Plumbing
Hi [first name], I looked for Smith Plumbing online and could not find a website [check this is true before you send]. I'm Jo at Lopez Web Design, and I build a simple five-page website that shows up on Google for plumbers in Austin. Would you be open to a short call this week to see if it makes sense? Jo Lopez Web Design
64 words
Email 2: Quick question about Smith Plumbing
Hi [first name], When someone searches for a plumber in Austin, what do they find for Smith Plumbing? I looked for Smith Plumbing online and could not find a website [check this is true before you send], and I would like to help with that: a simple five-page website that shows up on Google. If it's useful, I can send a one-page outline of what it would involve. Jo, Lopez Web Design
72 words
Email 3: Customers looking for Smith Plumbing
Hi [first name], People who hear about Smith Plumbing often look it up online first. I looked for Smith Plumbing online and could not find a website [check this is true before you send]. I'm Jo from Lopez Web Design. I can set up a simple five-page website that shows up on Google so there is somewhere to send them. Should I send over a few examples of my work? Jo Lopez Web Design
74 words
Copy everything
Search for the business yourself before you send, and delete the line if it does have a website. Text in [brackets] is for you to fill in truthfully. Emails are templates filled with your words, with no AI, and promise nothing. Follow the email laws that apply to you, and include your address and an opt-out where they require it.
Pitching a business with no website
- Check first: look at the Google listing and search the name; a business may have a page you missed.
- Be specific: name the business and what you looked for.
- One ask: a short call or a one-page outline, not three options.
- Keep it short: busy owners read the first two lines.
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Questions
Say you looked for them online, say what you build and ask for a short call. The generator writes three versions.
Search the name and check the Google listing yourself. The emails include a reminder to do that.
The no-website pages and the no-website finder list them by trade and city.
No. It fills templates with what you type and makes no network calls.
No. The emails are written when the page is served and not saved.
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