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Lead-ad submissions become leads, not a CSV you download later

Connect your Facebook pages and every lead-gen form submission arrives in your pipeline the moment someone hits submit — assigned, attributed to its campaign, and ready to call.

Lead ads are only as good as the follow-up

You pay per lead, then download a CSV at the end of the week and call people who filled in a form six days ago. Half have forgotten they enquired; the rest have already bought elsewhere. The ad spend was never the problem — the delay was.

What you get

How Facebook lead ads helps

Real-time delivery

Submissions arrive instantly rather than waiting for a manual export.

Campaign attribution

Every lead carries the campaign and form it came from, so you can see what is working.

Multi-page support

Connect several Facebook pages and keep their leads separated or pooled, as you prefer.

Immediate first touch

Trigger a WhatsApp or email response the moment the form is submitted.

All fields mapped

Custom questions on your form map to fields on the lead record.

Spend accountability

Compare conversion by campaign against what each one costs you.

  • Instant lead-ad delivery
  • Campaign and form attribution
  • Multiple pages supported
  • Custom field mapping
  • Automatic owner assignment
  • Conversion reporting by campaign
FAQ

Facebook lead ads questions

Do I need a Facebook Business Manager account?

Yes. Connecting lead ads requires a Business Manager with admin access to the page running the ads. We walk you through the permissions during setup.

Can I still download leads from Meta directly?

Yes. The integration mirrors leads into your CRM; nothing changes about your access inside Meta's own tools.

Does this work with Instagram lead ads too?

It does. Lead ads running on Instagram through the same Business Manager are captured the same way.

See it running on your own leads

A 30-minute call. We connect one of your channels live and show you what your pipeline looks like when nothing slips through.