FAQ
Frequently asked questions
WordPress lead tracking, free limits, Pro features, Spanish support, and how we compare to GA and CallRail.
GA shows page views. Lead Ledger shows leads — form submissions and phone clicks — without a complicated setup. Built for owners who need a clear answer: is my website bringing in business?
Free tracks Contact Form 7, WPForms, and Fluent Forms (up to 3 forms shared across those plugins), plus one native Lead Ledger form. Gravity Forms and unlimited forms are available in Lead Ledger Pro.
Lead Ledger tracks click-to-call (tel:) links on your site — every time someone taps or clicks your phone number. It does not provision dynamic numbers like CallRail.
No. Page view collection is off by default and requires an admin opt-in from Settings or the setup wizard. Disclose tracking in your privacy policy if you enable it.
Free includes up to 3 CF7/WPForms/Fluent Forms forms (shared), 1 native form, 1 email alert address, 90-day lead history, per-lead JSON export, a 30-day dashboard chart, and Spanish (es_ES). Pro unlocks unlimited forms, SMS alerts, CSV export, PDF reports, and more.
Lead Ledger Pro starts at $79/year for 1 site, with 3-site and unlimited plans available. Annual billing only — usually less than one missed job for a local service business.
No. Lead data stays on your WordPress site. Pro upgrade and licensing are handled via wplocalliftledger.com. SMS in Pro uses your own Twilio account.
Email gets lost. Lead Ledger logs every lead, shows trends, and alerts you — and Pro recovers leads who started a form but didn’t finish.
No. Lead Ledger answers a simpler question first: is my website generating leads? Pro adds light status workflow (New → Contacted → Won → Lost) and notes — not a full sales CRM.
Yes. Spanish (es_ES) is bundled for Free and Pro. Set your site language to Spanish to use the translated admin UI.
Know every lead your website generates.
Track form submissions and phone clicks in one owner-friendly dashboard. Free on WordPress.org.