For local service businesses

It finds the businesses. It writes the emails. You press send.

KnocklyKnocks searches your towns, reads each company’s website, and writes one email to each of them. Built for people who would rather be on a job than at a keyboard.

See who is out thereTwo questions. No account needed yet.

Sends from your own Gmail or Google Workspace mailbox. Outlook is not supported yet.

Todana@kestrelfuel.example
Subjectforecourt staining at your three sites

Three forecourts from Bountiful to Kaysville, with a truck stop in the mix, means diesel and oil hitting the same concrete every day. Petroleum staining sets deeper the longer it sits, and it is usually the first thing a brand inspector points at, along with the restrooms.

That kind of buildup is easier to stay ahead of on a set schedule than to scramble on before an audit.

We keep sites across the Wasatch Front on monthly schedules with photo documentation after every visit.

Worth a quick look at the Farmington forecourt?

92 wordssent from your own Gmailyou approved it first
Read from their site“Kestrel Fuel Stops · Three locations: Bountiful · Farmington · Kaysville truck stop” In a real draft nothing is invented: each one shows you the line it was built on, next to the draft.

An invented example, written in the same style and to the same length limit as the real ones.

Every night, while you are asleep

  1. 1

    Finds

    Searches your towns for businesses that fit what you sell.

  2. 2

    Reads

    Opens each website and pulls out what is actually true about them.

  3. 3

    Writes

    Drafts one email per business, naming a person where the site names one.

  4. 4

    You approve

    Nothing leaves until you have read it. This step never becomes automatic.

  5. 5

    Sends

    From your own mailbox, so replies land in your inbox and stay yours.

Your patch

It only looks for businesses in the towns you actually work in. When it has been through yours, it says so.

Your leads

Example

Every business here came from a search KnocklyKnocks ran itself. The names and titles come off each company's own website, so a call starts with somebody to ask for instead of whoever picks up.

Price

Priced by how many new businesses KnocklyKnocks reaches for you each month. Every one is researched and written to personally. Local markets are finite: when it has worked through yours it says so, and switches to watching for businesses that open after that.

Starter

$199 /mo

Up to 150 businesses a month

$1.33 each

One sending mailbox

One crew, one town. Five new businesses a day, every working day.

Growth

$399 /mo

Up to 500 businesses a month

$0.80 each

3 sending mailboxes

Several crews or several towns, and somebody whose job is winning work.

Scale

$799 /mo

Up to 1,500 businesses a month

$0.53 each

10 sending mailboxes

A full sales desk, or an agency running outreach for its own clients.

No seats, no credits, no per-lead charges. Every plan includes the lead finding, the research, the writing, and the call and visit lists. Cancel whenever you want and take your leads with you as a spreadsheet.

Until Google verifies KnocklyKnocks, you will need to reconnect your mailbox about once a week. We will tell you when that stops.

Founding offer. KnocklyKnocks is not taking payment yet. The first five local businesses to join use it free for three months, and in return we publish what it did for them, with their permission. After that the plans above apply, and nobody is charged without being told first.

See who is out there

Who is behind it

Built in Salt Lake City by Pivot Ngoy, who runs a commercial cleaning company and uses KnocklyKnocks every morning to find its customers.