Computer vision lead generation for businesses that sell what they can see
Computer vision lead generation finds prospects from imagery: roofs due for replacement, lots that need service, storefronts that match your customer profile, then scores them, maps them, and hands you a list.
Trusted by growth-minded businesses across the Upstate and beyond.
What is included in computer vision lead generation?
Greenville Digital Solutions trains a vision model on the specific thing you sell, sources the imagery from satellite, street, or your own photos, and exports scored leads to your CRM with an outreach sequence attached. One roofing pilot mapped several hundred candidate properties in a single county.
Imagery sourced for you
Satellite, street-level, or your own photos, whichever shows the opportunity you sell against.
A model trained on your opportunity
Tuned to spot your specific signal: roof wear, an aging driveway, a pool, a sign that fits your customer.
Scored and mapped leads
Each candidate scored by how well it matches and plotted on a map so your team can route efficiently.
Exported to your CRM
Leads delivered into your CRM or a sheet, ready to work.
An outreach sequence attached
An email or mail sequence tied to each lead, so the list becomes contacts, not just addresses.
Compliant sourcing
Public imagery used within platform terms, and outreach that follows privacy and contact law.
Results from businesses like yours
Every number here is tied to a named client and a date.
Steele T. Williams Law
A solo litigation attorney needed local search dominance against established firms with dedicated marketing budgets, in a market where 90% of clients start with Google.
Read the case studyUniversal Projections
A specialty AV and projection installer needed local search visibility across a wide service radius without paying per-city for a dozen separate sites.
Read the case studyHow a vision lead-gen build runs
The list already exists. It scores, not just finds. It maps for routing. It comes with outreach.
Define the opportunity
The visible signal that means a prospect: roof age, lot condition, a matching storefront.
Source imagery
Satellite, street, or your own, for the territory you serve.
Train and score
The model tuned to your signal, candidates scored and mapped.
Export and sequence
Leads delivered to your CRM with an outreach sequence attached.
Refine
Results reviewed and the model tuned as real outcomes come back.
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Who computer vision lead generation is for
Quoted per project by the territory and the signal, with a build fee and a per-territory or per-lead cost after. It is a specialized build, so it starts with a paid discovery to confirm the signal is reliably visible before committing to the full model. You own the model and the leads.
Roofing and solar
Where roof condition and orientation, visible from above, mean a prospect.
Landscaping and paving
Where a lot, driveway, or yard shows the need from the street or the sky.
Pressure washing
Where dirty roofs, driveways, and siding are the sales signal.
Any business selling something visible
Where the opportunity can be seen in imagery before a truck rolls.
Workflow automation
A form fill becomes a CRM record, a text, a calendar hold, and a quote draft without anyone typing it twice.
CRM integration and sync
Leads from your site, your AI receptionist, and your ads land in one CRM record with the source attached.
Email and SMS sequences
Every lead gets a follow-up in minutes and a sequence timed to your sales cycle.
Make search your most reliable revenue channel.
For a visible product, the prospects are in imagery. The model reads what a person would have to drive by to see.
Ask about computer vision lead generation
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Computer vision lead generation: common questions
Which businesses does this work for?
Roofing, solar, landscaping, pressure washing, paving, and any trade where the need is visible.
Is it legal to use aerial imagery?
Yes for public imagery, and we follow platform terms and privacy law for outreach.
How many leads does it produce?
It depends on your territory. One roofing pilot mapped several hundred candidate properties in a single county.
How accurate is it?
We confirm the signal is reliably visible in a paid discovery before building the full model, so you are not paying for a guess.
Where do the leads go?
Into your CRM or a sheet, scored and mapped, with an outreach sequence attached.
Do I own the model?
Yes, the model and the leads are yours.