Find businesses whose manual work is your next project
You sell time back — but the businesses drowning in manual processes aren't searching for “AI automation consultant”. Client Radar finds growing companies and reads their own pages for the signals of repetitive work, labels every inference honestly, and you approve and send each message yourself.
One thread from finding the client to getting paid
Each step carries the one before it forward, so the client, the scope and the numbers never drift between your research, your quotation, your agreement and your invoice.
Client Radar researches companies online in any country, or local businesses in a city, and scores each one with the evidence. Nobody is contacted until you choose.
Save the right ones as leads with next steps and follow-up dates; a won lead becomes a deal with the client, scope, fee and dates.
Generated from the deal record — itemised deliverables, revision rounds, terms, a stable number (QT-series) and a link your client accepts online.
The accepted quotation becomes an agreement with the same figures. Electronic acceptance is recorded — who, when, which signature.
Billed from the agreement — advance/balance or milestones — and DealInSec won't let you invoice more than the agreement is worth.
Overdue, due this week, ready to invoice — the dashboard shows what to chase, and AI drafts a polite reminder you send yourself.
Your AI Team
Three AI coworkers work in the background through the same features you use, and ask before anything that matters. Nothing is sent, paid or signed by them. Meet the team.
Finds potential clients and researches businesses, with sources.
Drafts personalised outreach and follow-ups for you to approve and send.
Tells you which follow-ups are due and which messages are waiting for you.
Your market doesn't know your category exists
The clinic re-typing bookings into three systems, the exporter answering the same forty WhatsApp questions, the D2C brand with a support team growing faster than sales — they experience pain, not “a need for AI automation”. They won't find you by searching. You find them by spotting, from the outside, the shape of repetitive work — and starting an honest conversation about it.
Nobody budgets for a category they can't name. The sale starts with showing a specific business its own specific time-sink — which takes research, not ads.
Founders get ten “AI will transform your business” blasts a week. Credibility now belongs to the message that names one concrete process and asks one modest question.
Tell a company it “clearly struggles with manual invoicing” when it doesn't, and you're spam. Automation outreach must keep observed facts and inferences rigorously apart.
Automation sells everywhere, which makes targeting everything tempting and fatal. A profile — industry, size, process — is what turns searches into conversations.
Research that respects the line between fact and inference
Describe who you automate for — “operations-heavy SMEs in India, 10–200 people: clinics, logistics, coaching institutes, D2C brands” — and Client Radar reads each company's own site against it. The facts come dated and sourced: hiring three support executives, opening a second branch, a catalogue that doubled. The automation-shaped reading — “a growing support team may be handling repetitive status questions” — is shown as a labelled inference, kept apart from evidence, because that distinction is exactly what keeps your outreach credible in a hype-soaked inbox.
Sources on every finding, unknowns shown as unknowns, no invented contacts, and no promise of clients or replies. Free: 3 searches every 30 days (up to 10 companies each); Pro: 20 (up to 10). Research is never unlimited.
Outreach that sounds like a consultant, not a gold rush
Mika drafts from the verified facts and frames the automation angle as a question: “Saw you're hiring a third support executive for the Pune warehouse — congrats. Teams at that stage often spend hours on repeated status queries; is that true for you? I automate exactly that for logistics firms.” You edit, approve the exact text and send from your own email or WhatsApp; follow-ups draft when due for the same approval. Nothing sends itself. Structure and examples: the personalised cold email guide.
From first reply to scoped pilot
Automation deals move through discovery calls and small pilots — weeks where follow-up discipline is the whole game. Leads hold the evidence, the stage and the next date; Zee's briefing surfaces what's due; Nibo keeps scheduled research running while you deliver. And you'll recognise the product's own ethic — an AI that does the legwork while a person approves everything that matters is precisely what you sell. Wider system: the client-finding system.
Frequently asked questions
How does DealInSec find clients for an AI automation consultant?
You describe the businesses and processes you automate, and Client Radar researches companies against that profile: dated, sourced facts from each company's own pages (hiring, growth, expanding operations) plus clearly labelled inferences about where repetitive work may live. You decide who is worth contacting, approve a draft grounded in those facts, and send it yourself.
Won't my outreach drown in the AI hype flood?
Generic AI pitches do drown. What survives is specificity: a message naming one true, dated fact about the business and asking one modest question about one concrete process. That is the shape DealInSec's research and drafting push you toward — and why inferences are labelled, so you never assert what you haven't verified.
Does it identify which processes a company should automate?
It surfaces signals — roles being hired, how the business describes its own operations — and offers possible readings, always labelled as inference. The actual process discovery is your discovery call; presenting a guess as a diagnosis would be dishonest, and the product refuses to do it.
Can I prospect internationally?
Yes. Searches target whichever countries you choose — the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, the UAE, India and others — and local mode lists businesses in a specific city for local automation work.
Does DealInSec send messages or run campaigns on its own?
Never. Every message — first touch and follow-up — is approved as exact text by you and sent from your own email, WhatsApp or LinkedIn, with a do-not-contact list checked first.
What does it cost?
Free forever to start, no card: 3 searches every 30 days, 5 AI drafts, pipeline and AI coworkers. Pro is ₹299 a month in India with larger allowances and 5 team seats, paid monthly with no auto-renewal.