What CyberLeads changed

• Core Product: Replaced the monthly "handpicked lead list" with an AI agent that analyzes agency offers and contacts clients on autopilot.
• Pricing Model: Removed the $3,000 one-time payment and $49/month plans.
• New Pricing: Introduced a $97/month "AI Autopilot" plan and a $997/month "Full Service" plan.
• Lead Sources: Expanded beyond funded startups to include hiring signals, RFPs, social media recommendations, and new company launches.
• Social Proof: Added a massive section of video testimonials and specific revenue results from various agency types.
• Feature Set: Added AI-generated comments for Reddit, LinkedIn, and YouTube to influence AI models like ChatGPT and Claude.

The product has shifted from a static monthly lead list to an active AI agent that finds and contacts clients daily. This moves them from a data provider to a direct competitor in the automated outreach and lead generation space.

• The main headline was changed from "Find new clients for your agency" to "Find every single company that is looking for your services, on autopilot."

The new headline shifts the focus from just "finding clients" to finding "every single company" automatically. This suggests the tool is positioning itself as a more comprehensive and hands-off solution for agency growth.

• Removed the "Recently funded startups" section that showed specific company names, locations, and funding amounts.
• Removed the "Show More" button and the free newsletter call-to-action in the middle of the page.
• Removed the entire footer containing links to industries, funding stages, countries, and cities.
• Updated the "Agency" plan button from "View Proposal" to "Book a call / upgrade."
• Updated the video testimonial links (e.g., Video 24 changed to Video 38).
• Removed the navigation menu and login links from the top of the page.

The site now hides specific lead examples and location/industry navigation. This makes the page much shorter and focuses visitors entirely on the testimonials and pricing plans rather than browsing sample data.