About Finddax
The idea
A small local business — a hair salon, junk removal, cleaning, a repair shop — often has an active Google Maps profile: reviews, a phone number, a real stream of customers. What it doesn't have is a website, and the owner won't go order one: no time to find a contractor, no confidence it will pay off. Finddax takes that off the owner's hands: finds the business, analyzes its profile, and generates a site with a pitch text ready to send directly, no cold call asking "do you want a website."
Why we decided to build this
We went through this routine ourselves — as freelancers and an agency: hours spent finding businesses without a website, manually reading the profile, writing a pitch, and getting silence nine times out of ten. Now the product does that work instead of us doing it by hand. We're deliberately not building another CRM for agencies: the goal is as few clicks as possible from searching a city to a finished site you can send.
Who Finddax is for
Built for people who already sell websites or web services to local businesses: marketing agencies, web studios and freelancers, who want a steady stream of warm leads instead of cold outreach. Finddax works best in niches like hair salons and barbershops, cleaning and junk removal, repair shops, small cafes and local services — basically any business with an active Google Maps profile but no website of its own.
Who we are
Two full-stack developers who built Finddax start to finish.
Responsible for Finddax's architecture and implementation — from backend logic on Node.js and MongoDB to the frontend on Next.js and Vite. Two years of full-stack experience, including fintech products: banking APIs, OAuth 2.0/PKCE authorization.
Handles Finddax's external integrations. Three-plus years in production fintech, where mistakes are expensive: P2P lending platforms, KYC pipelines with biometric verification, banking APIs over OAuth 2.0/PKCE.
Ready to find your first clients?
15 free tokens to start — enough to see the search quality for yourself, no card required.