LEADS AVE
See who's on your website
Visitor identification & intent leads
One line of code turns the website visitors we can match into named people, with a phone number, a home address and the exact pages they read. We check every record, rank it, and put it on a private dashboard your team opens every morning.
Smarter leads. Smarter business. Stronger growth.
Someone just spent 11 minutes on your website. Then they left.
That is the Leads Avenue Pixel, your customer list and the desk we build you, working together. How the pixel works
Sample visitor. The person and the purchase are invented. The pixel names the visitors it can match, not every visitor.
A visitor reads three pages and leaves. Your analytics counts one session. The Leads Avenue Pixel gives you a name, a mobile number, a home address, the pages they read, and 62 other data points including what role they have at their place of work — all on a dashboard built for your business.
How the pixel works 649 website shoppers named in about 10 days What we did for a car dealershipYour website just became your most valuable lead generator.
People research before they call anyone. We deliver the households and decision makers showing that research in your market right now, and we check every record against itself before it reaches you.
How intent leads work 597,934 golf-interested households in all 50 states, with 1,242,257 emails, built in one day What we did for a golf lifestyle brandFrom the website to operations. We find the work AI should be doing, build it into the tools your team already uses, and keep tuning it. It is the job of a really good Chief AI Officer, done for a business of any size.
What a Chief AI Officer doesAdd your own customer list and you get the lead nobody else can sell you: the customer you already won, shopping again.
81 past customers found car shopping in the first 7 days The same dealershipToday your website tells you how many people came. The Leads Avenue Pixel tells you who they were, how to reach them and what they looked at. Pick a business like yours.
One row in a report. Nobody to call.
Identified Tue 9:44 PM • opened a vehicle
Summerville, SC • 9 mi from your lot
Sample record. The person is invented. The fields are the ones the pixel and our enrichment return when a visitor can be matched; not every field fills for every visitor.
One script in your site header. It is about 7 KB, loads after your page does, and reads form metadata only, never what someone types.
Clients have seen their first named visitors within a day of installing it. One had 22 named in about a day.
The pixel names the visitors it can match, not every visitor. We measure that share on your own traffic in the first week instead of quoting a rate in advance.
The estimated credit range is added afterwards by enrichment. It does not come from the pixel.
Every client gets a private dashboard at its own Leads Avenue address, designed around what that business acts on and rebuilt automatically, every morning at least. This is a car dealership's desk as it stood on October 5, 2026.
The flag sits above everything else. Each card shows what the customer bought and when, what they are looking at now, the number on file as a call link, and a follow-up log the whole team shares.
278 leads ranked and ready for the dealer's CRM: past customers first, then everyone who opened a vehicle and has a household income of $36,000 or more, closest to a store first.
Each row is one shopper's visit, minute by minute. Yellow tags are the vehicles they opened. 6,120 page views tracked, 2,103 of them on vehicle pages.
Open any shopper for the step-by-step visit: what they searched for, which vehicles they opened, how long they stayed on each, and when they came back. Whoever calls knows which car to talk about.
395 different vehicles were opened, each with the named shoppers who looked at it. When two people open the same unit, it rises to the top.
Swipe sideways to see the whole screen. Screenshots of the working desk. Every name, phone number, email and address on screen is invented, and the store names are replaced. Every count is the real figure.
The dealer gave us its customer list: 30,768 records. Every morning we check it against the people on its website and against the people shopping for a car in its market. 9 past customers were on the website. 72 more were shopping somewhere else and had not come back yet. The sales team got a name, a number and a reason to call that day.
Back on the website ten months later, on two different days, looking at an Impala and a Silverado.
Opened 19 different vehicles in one night. A six-year-old sale became a shopper the store could call the next morning.
Came back and went straight to one truck, a 2022 RAM 2500 Limited.
Opened six trucks in one day, among them a 2022 Tundra Hybrid Capstone.
A match needs the same phone or email, or the same name at the same street address or ZIP. A name alone never counts.
Everything we did for this dealershipPeople research before they call anyone. We build lists of the households and decision makers showing that research right now, inside the area you actually win business from. A name only makes the file when it shows up on more than one signal.
A radius on a map counts households that drive past a competitor to reach you. We measure every ZIP code against your rivals first.
For that store, a household made the file only if it was shopping right now and showed intent for a specific model in the same week.
Every record is tested against itself. The survivors are ranked by how hard they are shopping and delivered as a simple sheet or a desk your team dials from.
Anyone can sell you a list. This is the part they skip. We test every record against itself: the age band against the exact age, the surname against the household, the home state against the mailing state. A contradiction is not an opinion. It is proof the match is wrong, and that record does not reach you.
A lead file built for a Honda store in Los Angeles County, September 2026. Filtering on the data's own match score instead would have kept 351 leads with a 34.1% contradiction rate: fewer leads, nearly three times the errors.
| What we built | Went in | Came out |
|---|---|---|
| A Ford store's lead file | 301 households | 200 delivered. The 101 removed are listed on an audit sheet the dealer can read |
| A dealership's website shoppers | 878 visitors resolved | 649 on the desk. 229 dropped before the dealer saw them |
| A national golf list | 740,758 people found | 597,934 kept after three cuts, with 1,242,257 emails |
| A real estate team's listing leads | 40 top-tier names | 30 kept. 8 of the 10 removed had already sold the house |
Big companies have started hiring a Chief AI Officer: one person whose whole job is finding where AI pays and putting it to work. Most businesses can't justify that hire. The opportunity is just as real for them. We do that job for you, from the first click on your website to the last invoice.
Answers questions at 11 PM and books the appointment. The pixel names the visitors it can match.
Ads and emails written, tested and rewritten from what works. Each named lead gets the follow-up that fits what they looked at.
Every lead ranked before the morning meeting. Follow-ups drafted. Every call summarized into the CRM.
Routine questions answered by chat, text and email. The hard ones reach a person, with the history attached.
Quotes, scheduling, inventory and dispatch that keep themselves current, on one live dashboard instead of five spreadsheets.
Invoices matched, overdue payments chased, and the week's numbers ready before anyone gets in.
Learns how your business really runs, then lists the work AI should be doing, ranked by what it is worth to you.
Builds it into the tools you already use: the website, the CRM, the inbox, the phones, the spreadsheets. Nothing new for your team to learn.
Trains your team, writes down how every piece works, and sets the rules: what AI does on its own and where a person signs off.
Measures what each piece saves and earns, and keeps improving it as the models get better.
AI takes the follow-ups, quotes and invoices that eat your evenings.
Every department works from the same live numbers, and nothing waits on one person's inbox.
One plan instead of a pile of pilots, with rules everyone follows.
Six businesses, six different desks. No client is named here. Every white number was read from a live dashboard or a delivered file. The yellow panels carry that pace out to six months, and each page says what is not proven yet.
Six-month figures are assumptions, not results. Each yellow panel is that client's daily average since its pixel went on, carried for six months (182 days) and rounded down. Several start from small counts. The white numbers are the actual figures to date.
The pixel names the visitors it can match. We measure that share on your own traffic in the first week. We do not quote a match rate before then.
Credit appears as an estimated score range, such as 700 to 749, added during enrichment. It is never an exact score and never a lending decision.
A caller will sometimes hear “wrong number.” That is why a desk shows every number on file, marks the verified emails, and says “not verified” where we could not confirm something.
It sits beside every phone number as information for whoever dials. It never changes who is listed or in what order. Run your own scrub before a calling campaign.
Most of these desks are days or weeks old. Every number on this site is a count read from a live dashboard or a delivered file. There are no close rates or returns to report yet, so none are printed.
Every new client signs our Data Protection and Non-Disclosure Agreement. Each desk sits behind a password at a private address, kept out of search engines. Ethnicity and religion data is never kept or shown.
LeadsAvenue.ai was built by two seasoned entrepreneurs who have owned and run businesses across many categories. That is where the credibility comes from, not from a methodology deck. Missed opportunities, disconnected systems, repetitive work and software that rarely talks to itself are problems we have both lived with, from the owner's side of the desk.
Knowing AI is not the same as knowing business. A young genius can make the models do remarkable things without ever having earned the scars, the wins, the mistakes or the wisdom that come from running a company. Putting AI to work inside your business takes expertise in both. Without both, it doesn’t work.
That is why the work is implementation first and strategy second. We would rather build the thing than write a recommendation about it.
Senior people do the work. No layers between you and whoever is building your system.
Built in Charleston, South Carolina. Working wherever business happens.
“AI isn’t a replacement, it’s a force multiplier. And that’s exactly what we deliver, force and power at scale. AI shouldn’t be another piece of software a business has to manage. It should be working behind the scenes 24/7 — finding the right leads, spotting opportunities, connecting systems, and helping people make better decisions every day.”
“The real opportunity with AI isn’t replacing people. It’s giving a great business capabilities it could never afford to build before — more intelligence, faster execution, and fewer opportunities slipping through the cracks.”
Every conversation with us starts with the pixel. Tell us what you sell and who you sell it to.
We will call or text the number you gave us. Nothing else happens until we have talked.