Connect Facebook Lead Ads to the CRM, email marketing platform, spreadsheet or inbox you already work in. Every new Meta lead is delivered in seconds, with each answer on your lead form mapped to a real field in your own account. No CSV exports, no Facebook Lead Center, no Zapier in the middle.
How it works
Setup is the same three steps for every destination on this page, and most people finish in under three minutes.
From that point every submission on that form is delivered automatically. You never open Facebook Lead Center again, and nobody on your team has to download a CSV and import it while the lead goes cold.
Popular integrations
If you are deciding where to start, these are the destinations most LeadSender accounts connect on day one: Facebook Leads to HubSpot, Facebook Leads to GoHighLevel, Facebook Leads to Follow Up Boss, Facebook Leads to Google Sheets, Facebook Leads to Mailchimp and Facebook Leads to ActiveCampaign.
Real estate teams usually start with Follow Up Boss, BoldTrail (kvCORE) or Lofty, because speed to first call is the whole game. Agencies running lead gen for clients tend to start with GoHighLevel, since one LeadSender account can feed every sub-account they manage. Anyone who just wants the lead in front of them starts with email or SMS and adds a CRM later.
What gets sent
A Facebook lead form is more than a name and an email, and an integration that only carries those three standard fields throws away the part that tells you whether the lead is worth calling. LeadSender sends the whole submission:
FAQ
LeadSender delivers Facebook lead ads to 18 destinations today: HubSpot, Salesforce, GoHighLevel, Follow Up Boss, BoldTrail (kvCORE), Lofty, Real Geeks, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, AWeber, Brevo, Kit, Airtable, Google Sheets, Email and SMS. Wise Agent and CINC are in progress and listed above, each with its own page.
Seconds. LeadSender subscribes to Meta's own leadgen webhook, so Facebook notifies us the instant someone submits your lead form and we deliver straight on. There is no polling interval to wait out, no sync schedule, and no CSV export from Facebook Lead Center.
No. LeadSender connects to Meta directly, so you are not paying for a Zapier plan on top of your CRM and you are not waiting on a polling window. You connect your Facebook Page, choose the destination, map the fields and turn it on.
Yes. Each integration is its own connection, so a single lead form can create the CRM contact, email your team and append a row to a Google Sheet at the same time. Your plan sets how many integrations run at once, not how many Pages or forms you connect.
Yes. Every question on your lead form, including custom questions, can be mapped to a field in the destination. On connect, LeadSender reads the live field list from your own account, standard fields and the custom ones you created, so you map to the fields you actually use.
The attempt is recorded in Run history with the reason it failed, so you can see exactly which lead did not arrive and why. Nothing is silently dropped, which is the usual failure mode when Facebook leads are moved by hand or by a rule nobody is watching.
Yes. Instagram lead forms run on the same Meta lead ads system, so any form attached to a Page you connect is delivered the same way.
Ask us. Destinations are built one at a time based on what people actually request, and this page is updated as each one ships rather than listing tools that do not work yet.