ClientFalcon rides along in your browser and pulls real buyer contacts out of Google Maps, Fiverr, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and Etsy — then scores them, writes the pitch, and tracks every reply in one pipeline.
No credit card. Free plan stays free · Chrome extension included · Export to CSV anytime
218 leads · 41 contacted · 9 replied
| Lead | Source | Signal | Score | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northlight Dental | Google Maps | No mobile site | 92 | REPLIED |
| @bloom.ceramics | 12.4k followers | 88 | CONTACTED | |
| Harbor Fitness Co. | Etsy / Stores | Shopify, no email capture | 81 | WON |
| m_okafor | Fiverr | Bought 6 gigs | 74 | CONTACTED |
| Verge Analytics | Hiring signals | Hiring: video editor | 69 | NEW |
| Tidewater Roofing | Page inactive 90d | 41 | NEW |
One tool, ten places your next client is hiding
Most freelancers know exactly where their buyers are. What kills them is the three hours of tab-switching, copy-pasting and spreadsheet hygiene it takes to turn “I know where they are” into “I sent forty personalised messages.”
Three steps, and only the first one needs you at the keyboard.
A Maps search for “dentists in Austin”. A Fiverr gig whose reviewers are clearly buying what you sell. A Facebook group, an Instagram hashtag, a subreddit where people are asking for help. Pin the extension and hit start.
Names, emails, phones, sites and socials sync to your dashboard as they are found — deduplicated, email-checked, ranked by buying signal, and filed under whichever campaign you're working. Close the panel mid-run; nothing is lost.
Generate a message built on that lead's own weak spot, send it from your own inbox or DMs, and let the status advance itself. Follow-up dates surface the leads that have gone quiet before they go cold.
Collection is the easy half. Everything here exists because a raw CSV of names has never won anyone a contract.
Maps businesses, Fiverr buyers, Facebook pages and group members, Instagram profiles, YouTube creators, Reddit hiring threads, Etsy and Shopify stores, job posts, and a generic scraper for any site with contacts on it.
Every lead arrives with a 0–100 score and the weaknesses behind it — no mobile site, no email capture, dormant page, thin reviews, missing socials. The score tells you who to contact; the weaknesses tell you what to say.
Gemini writes each message against that lead's signals in the channel and tone you choose. Bring your own API key if you prefer your own quota.
Addresses are flagged valid, role-based, disposable or missing a mail server before you spend a send on them — and before your domain pays for it.
Run “local dentists” and “SaaS founders” side by side. Pick a campaign and every page in the app filters to it.
Status advances when you hit send, not when you remember to update a sheet. Follow-up dates float the leads that have gone quiet back to the top, won and dead leads drop out of the working view, and notes live on the lead itself. Export the whole thing to CSV or straight into Google Drive whenever you like.
Maps, Fiverr and Meta block datacenter traffic on sight — which is why server-side scrapers hand back empty files. ClientFalcon runs in the tab you already have open, in your own session, at human pace, and syncs everything it finds to your account.
Straightforward monthly plans. Change or cancel whenever you want — your leads stay exportable on every tier, including free.
Enough to prove it works on your own niche.
The working plan for a freelancer prospecting weekly.
For agencies and anyone running outreach daily.
Billing runs on Stripe · Cancel from your dashboard in two clicks · Your data exports on any plan
No. ClientFalcon reads the pages you are already allowed to see — a Maps search, a Fiverr gig's reviews, a Facebook group, an Instagram profile — from inside your own browser session, and saves what it finds to your account. There is no stale purchased list, because every lead is collected the moment you look at it.
Because it works, and server-side scraping mostly does not. Google, Fiverr and Meta block datacenter IPs aggressively, so cloud scrapers return empty pages or CAPTCHAs. The Chrome extension runs in the tab you already have open, with your existing session, at the pace a person browses. The dashboard, storage, scoring and AI generation all stay server-side.
Buying signals, not vanity numbers. A business with strong reviews but a broken mobile site, no email capture, or a page that has gone quiet scores high — those are gaps you can be paid to close. Each lead carries the specific weaknesses that produced its score, so you know the angle before you write a word.
Google's Gemini, called server-side. You pick the channel (email, social DM, Fiverr reply) and tone, describe what you sell once, and each pitch is written against that lead's own signals rather than a mail-merge template. Bring your own Gemini API key in Settings if you'd rather use your own quota.
Always, on every plan including free. Export any view to CSV with one click, or connect Google Drive to have exports land straight in a folder. Your leads are yours; there is no export paywall and no lock-in.
It is a real free plan, not a countdown. You get 20 stored leads, the Maps scraper and the Fiverr buyer extractor, with no credit card. Upgrade only when 20 leads stops being enough.
Create an account, pin the extension, and run your first scan in the time it takes to read this sentence twice. Twenty leads free, no card.