For web design, SEO and marketing agencies
Every day, business owners post “can anyone recommend a web designer?” and “we need someone to run our ads”. Larvabot finds them on Reddit, X, Threads, LinkedIn, Facebook groups and forums, finds the businesses worth pitching, and drafts every reply and email. You approve, you win the work.
14 days free, no card required. See real leads before you set anything up. Then one flat fee from $19/month, with no credits.
Same day
Posts are found the day they're written, across Reddit, X, Threads, LinkedIn, Facebook groups and forums.
1 project per client
Every client gets their own analysis, sender, leads and reports, kept apart.
0 credits
One flat fee. Find 5 leads or 500 and the bill doesn't move.
Examples of the posts Larvabot finds
The kind of posts Larvabot finds every day, with how well each fits. Examples, paraphrased.
What it finds
The first good reply usually wins the job. Larvabot finds these posts the same day, scores how ready the person is, and drafts a reply that answers them first. The kind of posts it finds:
Threads
“I need someone that can make me a website for my rentals.”
→ a client for a web designer
r/smallbusiness
“Our Google traffic halved after the redesign. Can anyone recommend an SEO who actually knows what they're doing?”
→ a client for an SEO consultant
Facebook group · Manchester
“Looking for someone to run Instagram and Facebook ads for my salon. Budget around £800 a month.”
→ a client for a social media agency
“We're looking for an agency to rebuild our Shopify store before Black Friday. Recommendations welcome.”
→ a client for an ecommerce studio
Built for agencies
Run one project for your own pipeline and one per client, each with its own analysis, sender, campaigns and reports. Lead generation becomes something you can sell.
Owners posting “my site looks awful on phones, who built yours?”, and businesses whose site you can say something specific about.
How it works for you →People whose rankings dropped after a redesign, asking for an SEO they can trust, and businesses in your niche worth a personal note.
How it works for you →Owners looking for someone to run their ads or socials, often with a budget in the post, plus businesses that look like your best clients.
How it works for you →Not an agency? It works for any business with a website: Freelancers · SaaS & startups · Local & service businesses
Pay for the engine, not the fuel
Most outreach tools sell credits: every lead, email lookup and AI draft drains a balance, so the harder the tool works, the more you pay. Larvabot charges one flat platform fee for the engine. The fuel (AI, search and email) comes from free tiers you plug in yourself, so there's nothing to meter and nothing to top up.
Unlimited means Larvabot never meters or caps what you do. The free tiers you connect have limits of their own, and the quota guard paces the work to stay inside them. Emails go out at the pace you choose, with a meter that shows the risk to your domain first.
How it works
Egg stage · Analyse
Paste your domain. Larvabot reads your homepage, sitemap and key pages, then drafts a profile: who it's for, who you compete with, the tone to use and where to focus. You fix anything it got wrong before a single search runs.
Larva stage · Find
It looks for the businesses, publishers and partners who fit you, list posts and resource pages that should mention you, directories worth a listing, and fresh threads on Reddit, forums and social media where someone is literally asking for what you offer.
Cocoon stage · Draft & review
Every email is written in your voice, about the person you're writing to, with a follow-up or two. Community replies are helpful first and say plainly that it's yours. Nothing is sent until you approve it, or turn on autosend to let drafts that pass go out at your pace.
Butterfly stage · Grow
Replies stop follow-ups automatically, links are spotted when they appear, and a tiny cookieless snippet shows which emails, threads, directories and backlinks sent real visitors.
Features
Businesses in the niches you serve, found on their own websites and scored for fit, each with the contact and one specific thing worth mentioning, like a menu that's a PDF or a site that breaks on phones.
Posts asking for a web designer, an SEO or someone to run ads, on Threads, Reddit, X, Facebook groups, LinkedIn, forums and more, scored for how ready they are. Each comes with a reply you post yourself.
First-person, peer-to-peer drafts about the business you're writing to, checked for anything that sounds automated, with follow-ups that stop the moment someone replies.
Run outreach for each client with its own analysis, sender, voice, campaigns and reports. Find clients for your agency, then sell lead generation as a service.
A tiny cookieless snippet attributes visitors to emails, threads, directories and backlinks, per project, so “did it work?” has an answer.
A checklist of free directories, launch sites and communities for each client, with copy written for each one and a Done box.
Hard caps on every metered API, checked against what the provider reports. Your free tiers stay free.
Import your contacts and get a personal message for each one, written from your note about them, to send one by one from your own WhatsApp. SMS, Telegram and email work too.
How it stays free to run
Larvabot doesn't resell API calls, which is why it never needs credits. It plugs into free tiers you sign up for yourself (most people need just two keys), chains them with fallbacks, and puts a hard cap on each one, checked against what the provider itself reports.
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Illustration of the quota guard · how it works
Our promise
Outreach only works when people are glad to hear from you, so Larvabot is built to be slow, personal and polite.
Drafts wait in a review queue until you say yes, or turn on autosend and they go out by themselves at the pace and on the days you set.
Choose how many emails go out a day; a meter shows what it means for your inbox and quotas before you raise it.
Reply drafts say you built the thing. You post them yourself, or not at all.
Every email offers a one-word opt-out, and a reply stops follow-ups instantly.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX are checked for every sending domain before you start.
API keys are stored with AES-256 encryption and never shown again in full.
Pricing
Pick how many websites you run. Every plan gets the whole engine with no credits, no per-lead or per-email charges and no overage. The AI, search and email run on your own free tiers, so the fee is the whole bill.
For one business, product or website finding its customers.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Free for 14 days, then $19No card required
For agencies, several businesses or client sites, or anyone who wants it all running.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Free for 14 days, then $49No card required
Prices in US dollars. Taxes may apply. Switch or cancel anytime from your Billing page.
FAQ
One flat platform fee, and that's the whole bill. Launch is $19 a month for one website; Scale is $49 a month for unlimited websites (one per client, if you like) and includes Larvabot's own search server. Pay yearly and you get up to 7 months free. There are no credits, no per-lead or per-email charges and no overage: the AI, search and email services run on free tiers you connect yourself, and the quota guard stops before any free limit is crossed.
It's built for agencies and freelancers who sell websites, SEO and marketing: it finds businesses asking for those services and the ones worth a personal email, and runs a separate project for each client so you can find customers for them too. It works for any business with a website, from SaaS to local services, because it reads each site on its own terms.
Yes. Every project runs independently, with its own analysis, leads, voice, campaigns, sender, tracking and reports. Run one for your agency's own pipeline and one per client, and show each client the visitors and replies their outreach brought in. Scale includes unlimited websites.
No. Sign up with your email, Google or GitHub and the 14-day trial starts straight away, with everything unlocked. If you're staying, add a card on the Billing page before the trial ends; nothing is charged until then. If you're not, do nothing: the trial simply ends and you're never charged.
It's what lets Larvabot charge a flat fee instead of credits. Free allowances are per account. With your own keys, the whole free tier is yours instead of shared with every other user, you can see your usage in each provider's dashboard, and you can revoke access any time. Most people need two free keys to start (an AI and a search key), and the setup guides walk you through each one in a couple of minutes. Not ready for keys? Your first project can run on Larvabot's own keys for a limited number of steps, so you see real leads before connecting anything.
Credit-based tools resell API calls, so every lead lookup, email find and AI draft costs you, and the better the tool works, the bigger your bill. Larvabot doesn't resell anything. You pay a flat fee for the software, and it runs on free accounts in your own name, so a month with 500 leads costs the same as a month with 5.
Larvabot itself never counts, meters or caps your leads, drafts, emails or conversations. Once you have a plan, the whole engine is yours to run. The practical limits come from the free tiers you connect (a free AI key allows a set number of requests a day, for example), and Larvabot paces its work to stay inside them. You choose how many emails go out a day, and a meter shows what each pace means for your inbox's reputation and your quotas before you save it. Want more room? Add another free provider, or a paid key, and Larvabot uses it.
Not if it works as designed. It's built for a few hundred people, not thousands: every message is personal, reviewed by you, rate-limited and easy to decline. If you want to blast 10,000 emails, this isn't the tool.
Yes. Cancel from the Billing page in one click and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Switching plans is just as quick, and the difference is prorated.
From the pages themselves: author bylines, contact and team pages, mailto links and contact forms, checked for a working mail server. Prospeo, Tomba and Hunter's free tiers are optional fallbacks.
Yes. Download every lead as a CSV file for any CRM or spreadsheet, or use the Larvabot app in Zapier's app directory, the Larvabot app for Make or the n8n node to send new leads, contacted leads, replies and conversations to HubSpot, Pipedrive, Google Sheets, Airtable or thousands of other apps. Larvabot doesn't charge for any of it; Zapier, Make and your CRM have their own plans.
Yes. Set where your leads are on the project's Analysis tab (for example Manchester, UK, or Austin, Texas) and the searches, local subreddits and groups follow it. Posts from people clearly elsewhere are dropped. Most people never say where they are, and those are never marked down. Work with clients anywhere? Leave it empty and nothing is filtered.
Larvabot never posts on its own. It shows you where people are asking and drafts a reply; you post it from your own account, pasting it in or, on Bluesky, with one click. Every platform has its own rules on self-promotion, and replying too often or without saying who you are can get an account limited. The dashboard shows each platform's rules and a safe daily pace, but what you post, and where, is your call.
No. Paste your domain, review the profile, add a couple of free API keys and approve what you like. The only copy-paste is a one-line tracking snippet if you want visitor reports.
No. When the people who buy from you are individuals (couples booking a DJ, families buying a sofa), Larvabot puts its effort into Conversations: the posts where they ask for what you sell. The Email tab stays quiet unless there are businesses worth a note, such as venues that could refer you. When your buyers are businesses, you get both.
Yes. Larvabot is an official connector in Claude's directory (claude.ai/directory/larvabot). Connect it in a click, sign in to Larvabot and allow access, then ask Claude what to reply to today, which leads replied this week, or to tighten a drafted email. It's read-only: Claude can read and improve drafts, but posting and sending stay with you in Larvabot. The same MCP server works in ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code, and is listed on Smithery.
Yes, in the Chrome Web Store and Microsoft Edge Add-ons (Firefox is coming soon). It puts your conversations and drafted replies in a side panel: copy a reply and open the thread in one click, then post it yourself. Select a post on any site and right-click Save to Larvabot to get a reply drafted. It never reads the pages you visit and never posts for you, so your accounts stay safe.
Yes. Get Larvabot from the Microsoft Store and it installs like any Windows app, opening in its own window straight to your projects, with notifications for replies and good conversations. On a Mac, iPhone or Android phone, open app.larvabot.com and add it to your dock or home screen.
Yes, to people you already know. Import your contacts (a CSV, a pasted list or your phone's contacts export), say what you want to tell them, and Larvabot writes a personal message for each person. It opens WhatsApp with the message ready and you press send, one chat at a time, paced so your number isn't flagged for bulk messaging. It doesn't find WhatsApp numbers or send in bulk, and you don't need the WhatsApp Business API.
Free for 14 days with no card required, then one flat fee from $19 a month. Unlimited use, no credits, cancel anytime.