We ran the ads. We know where leads go to die.
LeadSender was not built from a product roadmap. It was built by people who spent their days running Facebook lead ad campaigns, generated over 500,000 leads doing it, and kept running into the same problem after every single one of them.
The problem
The ads were never the hard part
Getting the lead was solved. Campaigns ran, forms got filled, the cost per lead looked fine on the dashboard. What happened next was the mess.
Every lead landed in Facebook Lead Center, and someone had to go and get it. Log in, find the right Page, find the right form, export a CSV, open it, clean it up, import it into the CRM. Then do it again tomorrow. Clients had to be talked through that process constantly, and half the time they simply did not do it. Leads that cost real money to generate sat in a download queue for a day, two days, a weekend.
By the time anyone called, the person on the other end had already spoken to someone faster. That is the whole story. Not a technology problem, not a targeting problem, just a gap between the form being submitted and a human being told about it.
What we built
Close the gap, then get out of the way
LeadSender does one job: the second someone submits your Facebook or Instagram lead form, the lead is already on its way to wherever you actually work. Your CRM, your inbox, your phone, a spreadsheet, or all of them at once. Nobody logs into Lead Center. Nobody downloads a CSV.
It is deliberately not a general automation platform. There is no canvas to configure, no scenario to debug, and no Zapier subscription sitting between you and your own leads. It is 18 real destinations, honest field mapping, and a delivery log that tells you the truth.
How we build
Four rules we hold ourselves to
- Instant means instant. We subscribe to Meta's leadgen webhook, so Facebook notifies us the moment a form is submitted. No polling window, no sync schedule, no "every 15 minutes".
- Your fields, not our guess. When you connect a CRM we read the live field list out of your own account, custom fields included. You map to what your team actually uses.
- Failures are visible. Every delivery attempt is logged with its outcome. If something did not arrive, you can see which lead and why, instead of discovering it weeks later.
- We do not list what we have not built. An integration is marked live when it genuinely works. The ones still in progress say so on their own page, with no date invented to make the list look longer.
Where we are
Small, and building in the open
We are a small team, which is why the integration list grows one destination at a time rather than arriving as a wall of logos that half work. Destinations get built in the order customers ask for them. If the tool you need is not there yet, telling us genuinely moves it up the list.
If you want to ask something before you sign up, or you have run into something that should work better, write to us. It reaches a real inbox that a person reads.