LeadsGorilla 3.0 APEX AI By Adrian Isfan: $47 App & Software Launch 2026-Oct-22

Oct 15, 2026

MunchEye announces the October 22 launch of LeadsGorilla 3.0 APEX AI, a local business prospecting platform designed to simplify lead discovery and help marketers identify promising client opportunities with less manual research.

London, United Kingdom, October 15, 2026 /PressCable/ -- MunchEye has announced the October 22, 2026 launch of LeadsGorilla 3.0 APEX AI, a local business prospecting and lead generation platform from Adrian Isfan and his fellow launch partners. The software is designed to help marketers, freelancers, and agencies discover potential business clients, assess prospect suitability, and reduce the manual research involved in building targeted lead lists.

More information is available at https://muncheye.com/adrian-isfan-leadsgorilla-3-0-apex-ai

For marketers serving local businesses, identifying suitable prospects can require considerable research before an initial conversation takes place. According to Salesforce's State of Sales research, sales representatives spend only 30% of their working week actually selling, with the remaining time devoted to other responsibilities.

LeadsGorilla 3.0 APEX AI combines local business discovery with AI-assisted qualification. The platform allows users to search for potential clients through sources including Google, Facebook, and business directories, then filter results according to relevant prospect criteria.

The software also incorporates AI-based lead scoring to help users evaluate which businesses may warrant further investigation. This approach enables marketers to concentrate their research on more relevant prospects without treating every business discovered through a search as an equally promising opportunity.

For freelancers and smaller agencies, the platform offers a structured approach to developing prospect lists. Users can save leads and export prospect information in CSV format, allowing the research gathered through the software to support subsequent outreach and client acquisition activities.

The entry-level version includes core business search, prospect filtering, basic AI scoring, and lead management functionality. Additional capabilities, including advanced enrichment, business audits, branded reports, and automated outreach, are available through separate upgrades. The platform is designed to help marketers move from initial prospect research to more informed outreach decisions. By organising business information into actionable prospect lists, it can support a more efficient client acquisition process for freelancers and agencies with limited resources. The software is intended to support the early stages of agency sales by making prospect discovery and qualification more systematic.

The October 22 launch is listed on MunchEye. Marketers interested in using AI to research local businesses and identify potential clients can review the upcoming release and its available features.

For further information about LeadsGorilla 3.0 APEX AI and its upcoming launch, visit https://muncheye.com/adrian-isfan-leadsgorilla-3-0-apex-ai

Contact Info:
Name: Chris Munch & Jay Cruiz
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Organization: MunchEye
Address: London Office 15 Harwood Road, , London, England United Kingdom, London, England SW6 4QP, United Kingdom
Website: https://muncheye.com/

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