Comparison
Lead Ledger vs Google Analytics
GA shows who visited. Lead Ledger shows who contacted you — forms and phone clicks — without a complicated analytics setup.
Use Google Analytics when you need traffic, audience, and campaign reach. Use Lead Ledger when you need to know how many real leads your WordPress site generated and which pages or sources produced them.
| Feature | Google Analytics | Lead Ledger |
|---|---|---|
| Primary question answered | How much traffic did we get? | How many leads did we get? |
| Form submission logging | Goals/events (manual setup) | Automatic on supported plugins |
| Click-to-call tracking | Manual event setup | Built-in tel: tracking |
| Lead list with contact details | No | Yes — searchable list |
| Instant email alerts | No | Yes (free: 1 address) |
| Setup complexity | Higher for conversions | ~10 minutes |
| Data location | Your WordPress database |
FAQ
Common questions
Yes. Many businesses keep GA for traffic analysis and add Lead Ledger for lead counting and alerts. They complement each other.
Optionally. Page view collection is off by default and requires admin opt-in — mainly for Pro leak detection and the traffic funnel chart.
Try Lead Ledger free on your WordPress site.
Track forms and phone clicks in one dashboard — install from WordPress.org in about ten minutes.