Huntivo
Find local business leads with AI-powered service detection
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- Categories
- AI
- Use Cases
- Lead GenerationSales Prospecting
- Target Audience
- AgenciesFreelancersSales Teams
- Pricing
- Subscription from $49
- Platforms
- Web
- Featured in
- Best Sales Prospecting Tools
- Alternative To
Apollo
About Huntivo
Huntivo helps you discover and qualify local business leads using artificial intelligence. It searches Google Places for local businesses and automatically detects missing services such as SEO, booking systems, chatbots, and Google Ads. By identifying these gaps, you get a built-in pitch for every lead you find, streamlining your sales process and increasing your conversion potential.
Product Insights
Huntivo is a web-based lead generation platform that combines Google Places data with AI service detection to identify business gaps. It provides agencies and sales teams with automated insights into missing SEO, booking systems, and ad campaigns for prospective clients.
- Identifies specific service gaps like missing Google Ads, chatbots, and booking systems.
- Integrated Google Places search for real-time local business discovery.
- Automated lead qualification with AI-powered service detection.
- Direct web-based access with a subscription-based pricing model starting at $49.
Ideal for: Agencies, freelancers, and sales teams requiring automated sales prospecting to identify specific service needs within local business lead lists.
Huntivo serves as an alternative to Apollo, focusing specifically on AI-driven service gap detection for local business prospecting.
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Reviews (1)
Average 5.0 out of 5
Based on 1 review
super nice tool, i really recommend it :))
Comments (2)
Great job! Keep the good work!
@alex5616 thank you so much I appreciate the kind words. Would love some feedback on how we can improve
Hey PeerPush 👋 Founder here. I built Huntivo after watching sales reps spend hours manually Googling businesses, guessing which ones actually needed their service, and getting ignored because the ou