For South African freelancers and studios

Show them before you tell them.

Kykie finds owner-run businesses in the UK, Ireland and the US that need what you sell. It builds the proof before you pitch, a draft website, an SEO audit or a reviews audit, and tells you the moment the owner takes a look.

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Priced in rand · Pay for results · Cancel any time

A glowing light table holding a proof sheet of small website pictures, with a loupe and a red china marker

From proof sheet to client.

  1. Find

    Kykie searches for owner-run businesses with 25–300 reviews, a named owner and a website that is costing them calls.

  2. Circle

    Every business gets a score. The keepers are circled; chains, franchises and the already-sorted are skipped.

  3. Print

    Pick what you sell and Kykie prints the proof: a draft website, an SEO audit or a reviews audit, under your studio’s name.

  4. Look

    Send one short note from your own inbox. When the owner genuinely looks, you’ll know, with a follow-up ready to go.

kykie /ˈkeɪ.ki/ · noun · South African

A quick look. The best moment in new business.

When an owner opens the draft you made for them, Kykie tells you how long they stayed and what they tapped. Link scanners and spam filters don’t count, so every alert is a real person.

Clients overseas,
by the book.

Kykie only goes where the rules allow, and builds them into every send. You’ll never have to wonder whether a lead was fair game.

▸ UK

United Kingdom

Limited companies only, checked against Companies House. Your name, your address and an opt-out in every email.

▸ IE

Ireland

Registered companies only. One message at a time, with honest sender details and an easy way out.

▸ US

United States

Built for CAN-SPAM: a real postal address, a clear opt-out and no tricks in the subject line.

▸ ZA

South Africa

One consent request first, the single approach POPIA allows. No yes means no more mail.

No scraped LinkedIn lists · No cold WhatsApp · No bought databases

Priced in rand.
Paid in tokens.

Searching, qualifying a lead and building proof each use tokens from your monthly plan. You see the cost before you start, and if a step fails, the tokens come back.

Starter

R299a month

For trying Kykie on one niche.

Pro

R799a month

For a freelancer finding clients every week.

Studio

R1,999a month

For a small studio with a few people finding clients.

How tokens work

  • Cost shown before every action
  • Failed steps refunded
  • Look alerts ▸ free
  • Sending from your inbox ▸ free

Not sure yet? Take a 14-day test drive for R99, credited to your first month.

Early-access prices. What each plan includes comes out with early access, and prices may change before Kykie opens to everyone.

Questions

Is Kykie a cold-email blaster?

No. Kykie finds the right businesses and builds the proof. You send one short note at a time from your own inbox, so every message is yours and nothing goes out in bulk.

Can I email businesses overseas from South Africa?

Kykie is built around each country’s rules. In the UK it only suggests limited companies, checked against Companies House, and every email carries your name, your address and an opt-out. Irish leads are registered companies, and US emails follow CAN-SPAM. In South Africa it starts with a single consent request, as POPIA allows.

How do tokens work?

Your plan tops you up with tokens every month. Searching, qualifying a lead and building an audit or a draft website each use some, and you’ll always see the cost before you start. Look alerts and sending from your own inbox are free, and if a step fails, the tokens come back.

Do I need to be a web designer?

No. Kykie builds proof for websites, SEO and Google reviews, so if you sell any of those to small businesses, it’s for you.

When can I start?

We’re letting studios in a few at a time. Join the list and we’ll email you when your spot opens.

Your next client is already on the sheet.

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