Quiet hours, per route
Don't get a 3 AM text from a leaky-faucet lead. Set a quiet window per destination — say, no SMS between 9 PM and 9 AM. Meanwhile your CRM and email keep landing the lead the second the form is submitted. Works on any destination type, in any timezone, with your workspace timezone as the default. Off by default — you turn it on per route.
Your form data, never tampered with
Every lead from your website is signed with a secret only you and LeadRails know. If anyone tries to fake a lead, we reject it. If they replay a real one, we ignore the duplicate. Your CRM only ever gets the leads you actually sent.
Built for agencies running many clients
Manage every client from one dashboard with your own logo, colors, and domain. Clients only see their own leads. Add a new client in a couple of clicks — no separate accounts, no extra subscriptions.
Connects to the tools you already use
Drop in your Slack channel, your CRM, your SMS provider — leads start flowing the same day. Ten built-in destinations cover Slack, GoHighLevel, Housecall Pro, Postmark, Resend, Twilio, n8n, Zapier, Make, and a custom option for anything else.
Pick which fields go where
Your form asks for "phone number" but your CRM expects "mobile"? Match them up once, then forget it. Different destinations can get different fields from the same lead, so Slack gets the short version and your CRM gets everything.
Never lose a lead
If your CRM is down or having a bad day, we keep trying — up to five times with smart spacing between tries. If we still can't get through, you get an alert with one click to retry from the dashboard. Leads don't vanish into the void.
See exactly what happened to every lead
Open any lead and you see the full story: when it arrived, where it went, what each destination said back, and whether it landed. No more "did the form even work?" — you can prove it, every time.
Reliability you can plan around
Runs on Cloudflare's edge network in 300+ cities, so the form on your site stays fast no matter where your visitor is. Two background workers babysit the queue around the clock and re-send anything stuck. Runbooks for every failure mode live in the repo — not aspirational, used.