Foxfind is a cold outreach tool for reaching local businesses: gyms, restaurants, clinics, hotels, play centres, salons, offices, any kind of venue you can find on Google Maps.
B2B contact databases are built around people at large companies, so they miss most physical local businesses. Foxfind starts from Google Maps instead. Describe who you want to reach and draw the areas on a map. Foxfind searches every place there, checks each business's website and uses AI to judge whether it fits your target, with the reason and quotes from the website. It then finds a contact email on the business's own site and verifies it.
Each agent then sends your email sequence from your own mailbox (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or any SMTP/IMAP provider). Follow-ups go as replies in the same thread, and the sequence stops for the whole company the moment anyone there replies. You can write the sequence yourself or let the AI write each email from your offer, using only facts you gave it.
Deliverability is built in: a slow warm-up ramp, daily caps per mailbox, sending windows, random gaps between emails, SPF/DKIM/DMARC checks, automatic pauses on bounces or complaints, plain-text emails with no tracking pixels, and one-click unsubscribe. New accounts start in review mode, so you approve every email before it goes out. Paid plans can switch to autopilot.
Replies arrive in a built-in inbox where you can answer from the app (with an optional AI draft you edit first), and a daily report shows what was found, sent and answered.
Pricing is simple: you pay for emails a month and for credits, where one credit is one lead, a business with a verified email. Searching, reading websites and businesses with no email cost nothing, and your own imported lists use no credits.