Found you via Google Ads · "best plumber near me"
Found you via Organic Search · "emergency electrician"
Found you via Facebook Ads
↑ This is what your client sees the moment the new site goes live — every enquiry, tagged with its source.
“Was the new site worth it?”
You hand off a great-looking site, the invoice gets paid, and three months later a client asks if it's actually working. All you've got is a GA4 login they'll never open. They want to know who enquired, not what the bounce rate was.
source / medium: google / cpc
campaign: spring_2024_plumber
sessions: 847
conversions: ???
event_count: 12,847
engagement_rate: 54.2%
“So... did my ads actually get me any leads?”
Sarah Mitchell submitted your contact form
Found you via Google Ads · “best plumber near me”
James Cooper clicked your phone number
Found you via Organic Search (Google)
“2 leads from Google today. One paid, one organic.”
Show them exactly who
converted, and why
Instead of a monthly report you have to write, your client gets a live link. Every lead shows what brought them in and what they looked at before converting.
This month's sources
47 total leadsSee exactly which channel is driving leads, no digging through reports.
Add it during the build.
Forget about it after.
One step in your existing pre-launch checklist, right next to adding GA4 or a Facebook pixel.
Add the script tag during the build
Same step as GA4 or a Facebook pixel — one line in the site header, done before launch.
It tracks from day one
Every form submission and phone number click is picked up automatically from the moment the site goes live.
Each lead is tagged with its source
Google Ads, organic search with the actual keyword, Facebook, referral, or direct — attached to every lead.
Hand the client their live feed link
Send it at launch or whenever they ask how it's going. They watch leads come in themselves, no explanation needed.
Built into your build process
Not another tool to manage separately — one line that becomes part of how you launch every site.
Add it once, during the build
Drop the script tag in at the same point you'd add GA4 or a Facebook pixel. It's tracking leads from the day the site goes live, not from whenever you remember to circle back.
A feed clients actually understand
No GA4 login, no dashboard walkthrough. Just a link showing every enquiry and where it came from, in plain English.
A real answer when they ask if it worked
"Did the new site help?" stops being a guess. Point to the leads and exactly what page or search brought each one.
White-label it on the Agency plan
Put your own name on the dashboard and the client link. Looks like a tool you built, not a third-party add-on.
Works with whatever you build in
WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, GoDaddy, or a fully custom build — anywhere you can add a script tag.
Free for your first client site
Try it on one build with no credit card before you decide to add it to your standard build checklist.
“I run SEO Growth, a Sydney agency managing 130+ client campaigns. I can watch leads come in live and see exactly what page, ad, or search brought them there.”
Free for your first client site
Building for more than one client? Starter and Growth cover 3 and 10 sites from one account.
Free
Get started and see it working.
- 1 site
- Last 10 leads
- 2,000 sessions/mo
- All lead types
- Page journeys
- 1 team member, 1 client
Starter
For growing businesses tracking more than one site.
- 3 sites
- Unlimited leads
- 15,000 sessions/mo
- Lead statuses
- Email support
- 2 team members, 3 clients
Growth
PopularFor teams that need alerts, exports, and more sites.
- 10 sites
- Unlimited leads
- 75,000 sessions/mo
- Email alerts
- CSV export
- 5 team members, 10 clients
Agency
For agencies managing clients at scale.
- Unlimited sites
- Unlimited leads
- 300,000 sessions/mo, pooled
- White label
- Priority support
- Unlimited team & clients
Questions designers ask before launch
What to know before you add it to your build checklist.
Do I add this during the build, or after launch?
Either works, but adding it during the build — at the same point you'd add GA4 or a Facebook pixel — means there's no gap where early leads went untracked. Most designers make it part of their standard pre-launch checklist.
Will it slow down the sites I build?
No. It's a single lightweight script tag, the same category as a Facebook pixel or Google Analytics. It won't affect page speed or Core Web Vitals in any way a client would notice.
Can I put my own branding on it for clients?
Yes, on the Agency plan. You can white-label the dashboard and the client share link so it looks like a tool you built, not a third-party add-on.
What do I send the client instead of a GA4 walkthrough?
A single link to their live lead feed. They see every enquiry, tagged with where it came from, without you having to explain sessions, engagement rate, or conversion events.
Does it work with the platforms I build in?
Yes — WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, GoDaddy, or a fully custom build. If you can add a script tag to the header, you can add Lead Recorder.
Is it free for a single client site?
Yes. The free plan covers one site with no time limit and no credit card. If you're adding it across multiple client builds, Starter and Growth cover 3 and 10 sites.
More questions? Email us and we'll reply within a few hours.
Give your next build
something to prove.
One script tag. Free forever on the entry plan. Add it to your next launch checklist today.
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