It does the prospecting.You decide who hears from you.
KnocklyKnocks finds businesses in the towns you serve, reads their websites, and writes to each one. Nobody hears from you until you have approved the first email.
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Two questions. No account needed yet.
Sends from your own Gmail or Google Workspace mailbox, so replies come back to you. No second domain to buy and no DNS records to paste. Outlook is not supported yet.
- Today
- Market
- Replies
- Sent
- Settings
Good morning.
Your outbound engine is running.
Needs your attention
- 3waiting on youSee replies
- 18not read yetReview drafts
What KnocklyKnocks did
- Last night found 24, drafted 18, sent 12
- Tuesday found 19, drafted 16, sent 14
- Monday found 22, sent 11, 1 reply
An example. Every number here is invented.
Your AI sales employee, every morning.
See it do the work.
From businesses in your towns to a draft waiting for your yes.
Every night, while you are asleep
Five steps. You are needed for one of them.
Finds
Searches your towns for businesses that fit what you sell.
Your townsYour townNext town northTwo towns over38businesses that fitReads
Opens each website and pulls out what is actually true.
northlineconstruction.example- General contractor
- Three active job sites
- A site superintendent runs each one
Writes
Drafts an email for that business, and two short follow-ups.
- To
- the site superintendent
- Subj
- dust across three sites
Three sites running at once usually means the punch list lands on the same week…
Draft readyYou approve
Nobody hears from you until you have approved the first email.
Northline ConstructionFirst email, waiting for youSends
The next morning, from your own mailbox.
From your own GmailNext morning, 7:02Sent from your mailbox
This is the email it writes.
Built out of what their own site says, and short enough that somebody busy reads it to the end.
Three forecourts along the same highway, 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 county on monthly schedules with photo documentation after every visit.
Worth a quick look at the truck stop forecourt?
An invented example, written in the same style and to the same length limit as the real ones. Refresh for a different trade.
Your patch
Only the towns you actually work in.
Not a national database of names you will never drive to. When it has been through every business in your towns, it says so.
Two questions. No account needed.
Who it found
Not just a business name. The person to ask for.
A list of company names is where most tools stop. KnocklyKnocks reads each company’s own website for who runs things, so an email opens with a person and a call starts with a name.
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.
And the ones who never answer
Most will not reply. They do not become a dead row in a list.
Anyone emailed who stays quiet moves onto a call list, ordered by who is most worth ringing, with the name from their own website already on the card. Businesses close together are grouped into one drive. Those with no email address at all go straight there.
KnocklyKnocks never calls or texts anybody itself. That part is yours, and it is deliberate.
- Granite Point InteriorsNo name on their site, so ask who looks after the buildingNo email address anywhere
- Northline ConstructionAsk for the site superintendentEmailed, no reply yet
- 1Fairmount Building ServicesIn town
- 2Harbor Street OfficesTwo doors down from Fairmount
Built on a real business
Built for people who work in the field.
KnocklyKnocks is used every morning on a real local service business, by the people who build it. It was not put together as a demo, and the address below reaches a person.
Questions before you sign up? Email support@knocklyknocks.com.
See who is in your towns
Priced by how many businesses it reaches for you
Simple. Predictable. No surprises.
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
One crew, one town. Five new businesses a day, every working day.
$199 a month
- Businesses a month
- up to 150
- Sending mailboxes
- 1
- Per business
- $1.33
Growth
Several crews or several towns, and somebody whose job is winning work.
$399 a month
- Businesses a month
- up to 500
- Sending mailboxes
- 3
- Per business
- $0.80
Scale
A full sales desk, or an agency running outreach for its own clients.
$799 a month
- Businesses a month
- up to 1,200
- Sending mailboxes
- 10
- Per business
- $0.67
Try it first. Your first 5 businesses are free: found, read and written to, ready to send, with no card. You pay when you want the rest.
No seats, no credits, no per-business charges. Every plan includes the finding, the research, the writing, and the call and visit lists. Cancel whenever you want and take your list with you as a spreadsheet.
Until Google verifies KnocklyKnocks, it shows a warning when you connect Gmail. Choose Advanced, then continue to KnocklyKnocks.
See who is in your towns.
Two questions, and KnocklyKnocks shows you the businesses it would write to. Nothing is sent, and you do not need an account yet.