New client conversations, without pausing billable work.
Pucky finds the UK businesses you could help, reaches the directors who hire agencies and consultants, and tells you when they're interested. You stay focused on client work.
The agency new business problem
Most agencies and consultancies win work through referrals and repeat clients. That works until it doesn't. When a big project ends, the pipeline is often empty, and the people best placed to sell are busy delivering.
Prospecting by hand is slow. You search for companies, hunt for the right person, guess their email address, write something personal and then try to remember to follow up. It's the first job to slip when client deadlines arrive. So new business arrives in bursts, and so does revenue.
Pucky turns that into something steady. It does the searching, research and sending every working day, so new conversations keep starting even in your busiest weeks.
How Pucky works for agencies
Discover the businesses you could help
Pucky starts from Companies House, the official register of every UK company. You narrow it down by industry, area, size from filed accounts and how long a business has been trading. By default it skips businesses less than 12 months old, so you focus on established firms with budgets. See UK company search.
Identify the person who hires you
An agency pitch sent to info@ rarely reaches the person who signs off a marketing budget. Pucky finds each business's website, collects the contact details published there and matches them to the company's actual directors, by name and role. Junk and wrong addresses are filtered out. More on finding decision-makers.
Engage with personal emails
Templates fill in each person's name, and even a shared inbox gets a director's name rather than "Hi there". Emails go out gradually during business hours, and you can preview every one before it goes. It reads like you wrote it.
Know who's interested
See who opened your email and who visited your website, with the warmest leads at the top. When someone looks at your work, you can call them while you're still on their mind.
Automate it
Switch on automatic outreach and Pucky picks fresh businesses each morning and widens the search as nearby leads run out. Approve each batch or let it run.
An example search
"Established architecture practices within 25 miles of Guildford, trading for 5+ years."
Say who you sell to the way you'd explain it to a colleague. Pucky turns it into a search across every company on the UK register, then finds the directors behind each one.
Which plan fits an agency?
- Business, £1,495 a month. For smaller, established sales operations. Up to 300 verified UK director leads a month, guided batch outreach with human approval and up to 3 seats.
- Professional, £1,995 a month. For businesses investing significantly in customer acquisition. Adds autonomous daily prospecting of up to 500 companies a day, multi-step follow-ups and up to 10 seats.
- Enterprise, £2,495–£3,495 a month. For larger sales teams and organisations requiring customisation.
Prices exclude VAT. Compare everything on the pricing page, or book a demo and we'll set it up around the clients you want.
Questions from agencies
Will prospects know the email came from a tool?
Pucky's emails are written by you and personalised with each person's name, then sent gradually during business hours. You can preview every email before it goes, so it reads as if you wrote each one by hand.
Can my whole team work the leads?
Yes. Invite colleagues, share proven templates and see where every business stands, with a full history of every email, comment and status change.
Where does the company data come from?
From Companies House, the UK's official public register of companies. Pucky then finds each business's website, collects the contact details published there and matches them to the company's directors.
Fill your pipeline while you get on with your day.
Sign up and Pucky sets everything up for you, or book a demo and we'll show you businesses near you that fit, and the decision-makers behind them.