Lead generation

Needs to gate white papers, buyer guides, and research reports so every content download generates a named, attributable lead record without spinning up a separate landing page tool or form embed.

Needs to publish gated case studies, templates, and toolkits via a branded link and QR code, with consent captured at submit time and leads exportable to the nurture CRM or email platform.

Needs a QR code at a booth, session, or print placement that leads to a gated page collecting contact info on the spot, with submissions attributed back to the event link for post-event follow-up.

Choose between one and four fields from name, email, phone, and company. The gate appears before any page content is visible, so visitors must submit before they can access your document or micro-page. At least one field is required when the gate is enabled, and the field set is intentionally bounded so the gate stays focused rather than becoming a full form builder.

When you enable the gate, you must add a plain-text consent line that appears alongside the submission form. The consent copy you write is shown to every visitor before they submit, so opt-in intent is captured with the contact record. There is no skip path in the shipped gate: every visitor who reaches the page sees the gate and must submit to unlock the content.

Every submission is stored against the owning hosted page and the short link that delivered the visitor. You can export leads as a CSV from the dashboard and filter by page or by link so you know which campaign or distribution channel drove each contact record. From there, import the CSV into your CRM, email platform, or sales tool, or connect it via your own API or Zapier workflow.

Lead gate views and form submissions are tracked as distinct events, so you can see conversion rates at both the page level and the individual distribution link level. Privacy-aware analytics means no raw IP address or full User-Agent string is stored alongside lead records, keeping your reporting clean without tying contact information to individually identifiable network data.

After a successful submission, a short-lived page-scoped cookie keeps the page unlocked for that browser for approximately seven days. Returning visitors who reload the page or click the link again from the same browser access the content directly without seeing the gate again. The public page still has the gate enabled for any browser that has not previously submitted.