Meet your AI lead-gen employee

Leadistry now comes with an AI that works like a new hire: a two-minute chat, then it drafts your search, your signals and your emails as one running pipeline. You approve everything before anything sends.

Watch: Your first hour

Hiring your first salesperson is a big step. Most UK small businesses never get there. So we built the next best thing into Leadistry: an AI that works like a lead-gen employee. You talk to it for two minutes. It builds your whole setup as a Pipeline: the search, the signal watch and the emails. Then it stays on, advising you step by step. And it never sends a thing without your say-so.

What the two-minute chat looks like

1. It reads your website. You give it your web address. It works out what you sell, who buys it, and how you talk about it.
2. It asks two or three easy questions. "Do you serve the whole UK or just your area?" "What does a good first customer look like?" Plain English, no settings screens.
3. It drafts everything. A search for your kind of buyer, on the Companies House register. A signal to time the approach: newly incorporated, a filing deadline, or the poor-website filter. An intro email and a chaser, written in your voice.
4. You check the drafts. Read every email. Change anything. Then flip the switch.

That is the whole interview. Two minutes of your time, and the output is not a report or a to-do list. It is a pipeline, ready to run.

Two doors, always

Not everyone wants the interview, so every new pipeline offers two doors:

• Let the AI build it. The chat above.
• Build it by hand. The full canvas, block by block, for people who like to place every piece. The walkthrough is in how to build your first pipeline.

Whichever door you pick, the AI is available afterwards. Every step in the canvas has its own small chat. Ask about this email and it talks about this email. Ask the pipeline-level assistant and it sees the whole journey.

Drafts only. Nothing sends until you say so.

This is the rule the whole feature is built around. The AI writes drafts. It never sends them. It never spends a credit without you. It never invents a fact about a prospect: everything it says about a company comes from the public record and the company's own website. When you flip the switch, the pipeline runs exactly what you approved, and a reply from a real person always stops that lead's sequence and comes straight to you.

If that sounds strict, it is meant to. Your name is on every email. You should have read it first.

What it keeps doing after day one

A good employee does not stop after setup week. Neither does this one:

• It advises on results. Ask "why is this email not getting replies?" and it looks at the actual numbers. Replies lead. Opens are treated as approximate, because scanners inflate them.
• It redrafts on request. "Make this shorter." "Mention that we are local." "Try a different subject line." Each change is a new draft for you to approve.
• It answers questions about your pipeline. Which step leads are waiting at, what the watch delivered this week, and what a change would do.

What it costs

Nothing extra. The AI is part of Leadistry. Leads stay simple too: 1 credit = 1 lead, always with the Companies House record, the director's name, a verified website and a verified email. The full pricing story is in one credit, one lead. For the hours it replaces, published estimates put list building at about eight hours by hand against 26 minutes with AI: how long lead generation takes, with and without AI.

Try the interview

Start free with 25 leads, no card. Give the AI your web address, answer its questions, and read what it drafts for you. If it got you wrong, tell it so: it redrafts until it sounds like you. Then, and only then, switch it on.