SiteRadar · Visitor Radar
See which companies are reading your website
Most business buyers read a few pages and leave without filling in a form. When a visit comes from a company's own network, SiteRadar names the company and shows the pages it read, in your Client Hub.
The problem
Interested companies visit quietly
A facilities manager reads your service page twice, checks your contact page, and closes the tab. Unless they call, you never know they were there, and you can't follow up with someone you don't know about.
What it does
Three steps, no work on your side
- We add one line to your site
We install it for you, or send your web person the line and confirm it's working. Nothing on the page changes for visitors.
- Each visit's network is looked up
Public network registries tell us whether a visit came from a company's own network, a home connection, a phone, a VPN or a bot.
- Companies show up in your Hub
The Radar tab lists each named company, how many pages it viewed, which pages, and when. Your own team's visits are filtered out.
What you'll see
The Radar tab in your Client Hub
- Each company that visited, with the pages it read and when
- A split of visits: companies, home internet, cloud/VPN, bots and your own team
- A website check when you start: which checks your site passes and what to fix
- Names are labelled with a confidence level, so you know how much to trust each one
Take the Client Hub tour to see every screen you get.
A worked example
What it found on our own site
In the 30 days before 30 Sep 2026, on detroitwebagent.com:
- Company-network views
- 13
- Organizations named
- 3
- Bot views set aside
- 5
- Our own team, filtered out
- 313
The honest reading: the three names were Facebook's link-preview system (twice) and a web host, not buyers. That is the tool working correctly on a small site with little outside traffic, and it's why we tell you to treat the names as leads to check.
What we need from you
About five minutes
- Your website address
- Your OK to add one line to your site. We do the install, or we send it to your web person
- Your OK to add a short note about company-network lookups to your privacy page
Price
$49/mo, or included with the Growth Plan
With the Growth Plan
Included
Along with Opportunity Radar, website care, LinkedIn posts and SEO articles.
See the Growth PlanLimits, plainly
What SiteRadar can't do
- It can't name visits from home internet, phones or VPNs, and most visits are like that.
- It never identifies a person, sets no cookies and keeps no raw IP addresses.
- It passed all 47 of its internal tests but has not yet been proven on a client's live traffic. So far it has not named a real buyer on our own site.
- A named company is a lead worth a look, not a fact about intent.
Questions
Common questions
Does it tell me who the person was?
No. It only ever names a company, and only when the visit comes from that company's own network. It sets no cookies and does not keep raw IP addresses.
How many of my visitors will it name?
A minority. Visits from home internet, phones and VPNs can't be tied to a company, and most visits look like that. Treat each name as a lead worth a look, not a fact.
Do I have to install anything?
No. We install it for you. If someone else manages your site, we send them one line to add and confirm it's working. It works on most site builders that allow a header or footer code.
Do I need the Growth Plan?
No. SiteRadar is $49/mo on its own. If you're on the Growth Plan, it's already included.
What do my visitors see?
Nothing changes on the page. We add a short plain-English note to your privacy page explaining that company networks may be looked up.
Talk to me directly
Questions about SiteRadar?
Text or call (313) 992-1219, email matt@detroitwebagent.com, or leave your number below. I'll check your site and get back to you within one business day.