Search live OpenStreetMap data across a resolved city boundary, review source-linked listings, check qualified DNS signals, and build evidence-grounded outreach.
Start from live, source-linked geographic data. Review what the listing actually contains, save qualified prospects, and keep your outreach claims inside the available evidence.
Resolves cities globally, then searches the administrative boundary or complete resolved bounding box through OpenStreetMap.
Returns listings whose OpenStreetMap record has no website field while clearly preserving that evidence boundary.
Checks a primary domain idea for DNS records and tells you when registrar verification is still required.
Builds an editable outreach draft from observed listing fields without invented ratings, revenue, or performance claims.
If providers return no matching listings, SiteScan returns an honest empty result instead of made-up businesses.
Open the exact OpenStreetMap node, way, or relation behind a result and verify the listing before outreach.
SiteScan resolves a city globally, searches its full administrative boundary or resolved bounding box through Overpass, and returns OpenStreetMap listings in the selected category that do not contain a website tag.
No Google key is needed. SiteScan uses OpenStreetMap services under their usage and attribution requirements. The deployed app identifies itself through OSM_USER_AGENT, APP_URL, or Railway's public domain.
The signal is precise but bounded: the returned OSM listing lacks a website field. That does not prove the business has no site elsewhere, so every result includes its source link for manual verification.
The evidence brief drafts a message from the business name, location, category, listing completeness, and qualified DNS result. It does not invent ratings, revenue loss, performance scores, or domain availability.
Resolve the location, search the full city, verify each listing, and move qualified leads into a practical outreach pipeline.