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↑ Every lead, with its source, the moment it comes in: the same thing you'd see running your own trial.
What the trial actually includes
- Up to 3 sites
- Unlimited leads
- Unlimited visitor sessions
- Email alerts & lead statuses
- CSV export
- White-label client links
- Client commenting
After 14 days, add a card to keep going at whatever plan fits; plans start at $39/mo. No card, no auto-charge, until you decide to add one.
Most of this category sells a trial wearing "free" as a label
No card on file
Nothing to auto-charge if you forget to cancel. Sign up, connect a site, and see leads come in without handing over payment details first.
Real limits, not a demo
Whatever plan you're trialing runs at its real limits for 14 days, forms, phone taps, and bookings included, not a stripped-down preview.
Honest about the catch
The catch is timing, not features: after 14 days you add a card to keep going. We'd rather say that upfront than dress a trial up as free forever.
“Not a stripped demo” matters more than it sounds like it should: across a 3,146-lead dataset we track and publish, 44.3% of leads arrive as a phone tap rather than a form, and around 45% land outside business hours, before 9am, after 5pm on a weekday, or on a weekend. Tools that only attribute form fills, or only run during a trial window, miss most of that traffic by construction, no matter what a tool calls its cheapest tier. See the full dataset →
The trial, explained
Is there a free plan?
Not a permanent free tier, no. You don't need a credit card to get started and see it working on a real site, and paid plans begin at $39/mo when you're ready to continue.
So what's actually free?
The trial: 14 days, running at the real limits of whichever plan you pick, not a feature-capped preview. No card on file, so nothing gets charged if you decide it's not for you.
What happens after the 14 days?
Nothing renews automatically. Add a card to keep tracking at $39/mo and up depending on the plan; if you don't, new tracking pauses but your dashboard and historical leads stay fully readable.
Is there a free lead tracking app I can download?
No native app to install. Lead Recorder is a web dashboard that works in any browser, on desktop or mobile, so there's nothing to download or update. For most people checking leads on their phone between jobs, that ends up being less friction than an app, not more.
Is Lead Recorder open source?
No, it's a hosted product, not an open-source project you'd self-host. The trade-off is automatic source attribution running in minutes, and a real trial to prove it, versus something you'd need to set up and maintain yourself.
Connect a site in a few minutes
One script tag, no card required. See your first attributed lead land in the dashboard today.
No credit card required · Cancel anytime