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Fill a route before next week
Search one ZIP code, tighten the radius, and surface nearby businesses that fit the kind of route you already service.
Local prospecting system
Tell ZipQuarry what kind of business you sell to and how far you are willing to travel. It finds those businesses near you, tells you why each one is worth your time, and writes the first email for every one of them. You read it, change anything you want, and press send. Nothing goes out until you say so.
7 DAYS FREE · NO CARD · YOUR NICHE, YOUR ZIP CODE, YOUR RADIUS
The problem
You don't know which nearby businesses to contact. There are hundreds in your radius — and no way to tell which ones are worth your time.
Google searches turn into scattered tabs and spreadsheets. Copy a name here, paste an address there. Half of it goes stale before you ever reach out.
Lead lists are missing context. A name and a phone number tell you nothing about why this business should hear from you.
Cold emails sound generic. "Hope this finds you well" gets deleted before the second sentence.
Follow-up never starts — because writing the first draft takes so long, the second touch never happens.
The outcome
By business type, ZIP code, and mile radius — your criteria, your service area.
Website, category, location, and useful notes attached to each business automatically.
Businesses that match your ideal client profile get surfaced first, so you contact the best ones today.
A personalized cold email for each prospect, written from real business context — ready for your review.
Prospecting plays
A good prospecting page should turn a big workflow into clear next steps. These are the concrete plays a local seller can run after one radius search.
Search one ZIP code, tighten the radius, and surface nearby businesses that fit the kind of route you already service.
Sort by fit notes, distance, website signals, and category so the first call goes to the lead with the clearest reason.
Turn each lead's location, website, and business context into a first email that does not read like a template.
Export a clean list with statuses and drafts, then keep follow-up due dates beside the prospects that matter.
The prospect flow
Pick the kind of business you sell to, type in your ZIP or postal code, and say how far you are willing to travel.
ZipQuarry searches that area and brings back real businesses that fit. No hopping between tabs, no copying and pasting into a spreadsheet.
Each business comes with its contact details, a note on how well it fits what you sell, and one true thing about them you can actually mention.
The first email is already written, using that one true thing about them. Read it, change anything you like, then send it or save it for later. You approve every message.
What a lead looks like
Instead of a bare name and number, each prospect arrives with the details you'd normally spend twenty minutes digging up — and a first draft already written from them.
The shift
"Prospecting means hunting through maps, copying names into a spreadsheet, and writing every email from scratch."
"Enter a ZIP code and radius. Get a clean prospect list, enriched context, and outreach drafts ready for review."
What's included
Built for your niche
Find offices, gyms, clinics, and local facilities nearby that fit your crew size and route.
Find professional firms in your radius without obvious tech support signals — your easiest first conversation.
Find property managers, HOAs, and local commercial properties before contract season starts.
Find local businesses with weak websites or unclear offers — the ones who need you and don't know it yet.
Find companies in your target industries within your service radius, enriched with the context to open a real conversation.
Find small businesses near your ZIP code that match your ideal client profile — size, category, and location.
See it work
Sign in with Google, tell ZipQuarry what you sell and how far you travel, and it goes and finds those businesses. Seven days free, no card, and nothing is sent to anybody until you have read it and pressed send yourself.
Built around your niche, your service area, your lead criteria, and your outreach style. Want it built into something bigger? Book a scope call.
Questions
Field notes
The same thinking the product is built on — how far a radius should reach, what a first email has to earn, and what the anti-spam rules actually require of you. Occasional, specific, and written for people doing this by hand.