Hey Product Hunt 👋 Kevin here, solo maker of ClientJam.
The hardest part of running a web design business was never the design — it was finding clients. My process was brutal and manual: scroll Google Maps looking for businesses with rough websites, open 30 tabs to hand-audit each one (is it on mobile? is it slow? no SSL?), then stare at a blank screen trying to write a cold email that didn't sound like every other cold email. Hours of work to send a handful of pitches.
I kept thinking: every step here is something a computer should do for me. I already know what a "ripe" lead looks like — a real local business losing customers to a broken website. I just needed something to find them, score them, and help me say the right thing.
So I built ClientJam to collapse that whole funnel into one pass: paste a URL (or pull a batch from any city) → technical audit → opportunity score → three outreach emails grounded in that site's actual problems.
How it evolved: I started thinking it was an "audit tool," but every test user kept asking the same thing — "okay, but what do I say to them?" That reframed the whole product. The audit isn't the point; it's the evidence. The real value is turning a score into a sentence you can actually send. That's when the outreach generator went from a nice-to-have to the core.
It's free to start (no card), and I built it solo on Next.js, Vercel, Clerk, Stripe, and Neon.
I'd genuinely love feedback from other designers, freelancers, and agency folks: when you're prospecting, what's the step that actually wastes your time? Happy to answer anything in the comments 🫐
冷邮件撰写是一个很棒的功能。我原先是销售代表，后来转做项目经理，但新公司里我还承担少量销售外联责任。每次要写冷邮件的时候，感觉灵魂都死了一部分。如果ClientJam能帮我解决这个，那真是大胜。你有没有考虑过针对不同利益相关者角色定制语气的选项？给创业公司创始人、中小企业的CMO、企业的产品总监发的信息可能差别很大。这可以成为一个很有吸引力的附加层。
基础的CRM也是个明智之举。我们上周刚刚取消了HubSpot账户，因为根本没用上，就是在浪费钱。一些简单的跟踪外联和管理跟进的功能正是我们需要的，这个功能很好。
如果你能把产品分析整合到ClientJam里，我会非常感兴趣，一定会试试。祝发布顺利，给你加油！做得真棒！
The hardest part of running a web design business was never the design — it was finding clients. My process was brutal and manual: scroll Google Maps looking for businesses with rough websites, open 30 tabs to hand-audit each one (is it on mobile? is it slow? no SSL?), then stare at a blank screen trying to write a cold email that didn't sound like every other cold email. Hours of work to send a handful of pitches.
I kept thinking: every step here is something a computer should do for me. I already know what a "ripe" lead looks like — a real local business losing customers to a broken website. I just needed something to find them, score them, and help me say the right thing.
So I built ClientJam to collapse that whole funnel into one pass: paste a URL (or pull a batch from any city) → technical audit → opportunity score → three outreach emails grounded in that site's actual problems.
How it evolved: I started thinking it was an "audit tool," but every test user kept asking the same thing — "okay, but what do I say to them?" That reframed the whole product. The audit isn't the point; it's the evidence. The real value is turning a score into a sentence you can actually send. That's when the outreach generator went from a nice-to-have to the core.
It's free to start (no card), and I built it solo on Next.js, Vercel, Clerk, Stripe, and Neon.
I'd genuinely love feedback from other designers, freelancers, and agency folks: when you're prospecting, what's the step that actually wastes your time? Happy to answer anything in the comments 🫐