Site Leads

What it is

Site Leads is a no-code toolkit of conversion widgets that you add to an existing website: popups, forms, quizzes, spin-to-win wheels, price calculators and booking widgets. It is not a site builder. Your site stays where it is, and Site Leads supplies the pieces that turn visitors into inquiries. The company says it is built for small businesses, marketers and agencies, and its FAQ says it fits service businesses, local companies, agencies, ecommerce projects and consultants. The site promises "launch in under 10 minutes" and "no coding required." Sign-in options on the site include Google and Figma.

What you build and how

One script, many widgets. The setup is 4 steps. You add your website and get an embed code, install that code once so all widgets work automatically, build a widget from a template or from scratch with a live preview, and publish in one click. The FAQ confirms you control each widget from a dashboard after adding a single script. The site lists WordPress, Shopify, HTML websites, Tilda, Joomla, Bitrix, OpenCart, Ecwid, Laravel "and more" as places the widgets run. You can preview live demos before you sign up.

Lead capture forms. This is the forms membership. The site says you can "build callback forms, quote requests, contact forms, and custom lead forms that fit your website." It recommends them for service businesses, agencies, consultants and local companies, and the use cases it names are contact requests, quote forms, callback requests and lead capture. You customize colors, text, layout, size and other design settings so the form matches your site. Forms are on every paid plan starting at Starter.

Popups and promo banners. Popup widgets promote offers, collect leads, announce discounts and draw attention to key pages. You choose how the popup appears (center, corner or a slide-in panel, or inline for embedded widgets) and what triggers it: on entry, scroll, exit or click. The site recommends them for ecommerce, service businesses and landing pages.

Quizzes and spin-to-win. Quiz widgets guide visitors step by step, qualify leads, collect answers and increase engagement with interactive quiz funnels, with product recommendations and surveys named as uses. Spin-to-win is an interactive prize wheel for lead capture and discount distribution. Both sit on the Growth plan and above, and the site points them at ecommerce, marketing funnels and promotions.

Price calculators. This is the calculator-builders membership, and it has its own page. The pitch is that clients want to know what something costs before they reach out, and a static price list cannot cover every option. A calculator lets visitors choose sizes, materials, add-ons and quantities, watch the price update in real time, and submit a detailed request. Your team gets, in the site's words, "a clear, pre-qualified order with all the specifics filled in." Requests go straight to the email address you set in the widget settings.

There are three formats. The single-page calculator shows everything and the total on one screen, which suits simple to medium complexity. The tabbed slider structures a bigger calculation into tabs and subsections, each managed independently, and suits service menus and multi-category products. The step-by-step quiz asks one question at a time, with unlimited steps and nested pricing items for detailed products and services.

Pricing logic is visual: "No formulas needed." Choices go from bottom to top and the system does the math. You can add fixed or percentage surcharges on any option, and discounts that trigger by order total, quantity, date range or a checkbox, applied globally or to specific items. Quantity can be standard (pieces or meters), area (L x W), volume (L x W x H), or skipped so you price by properties only. A separate-selection feature lets a client configure several items, such as multiple windows or rooms. Templates cover windows, doors and ceilings, custom furniture and kitchens, and beauty salons and clinics. The page includes consent text among the editable elements.

Booking widgets. Customers choose services, time slots and contact details in an online booking flow, aimed at service businesses, salons, clinics and consultants. The site's use cases are appointment booking, scheduling, service selection and time slot reservation. Booking widgets are on the Pro plan.

Design and data. You can adjust design, placement, triggers and on-screen behavior, and start from pre-built templates. On data, the company says "We don't store your visitors' data on our servers," and that calculator requests are sent directly to your email.

Plans, pricing and limits

There is a free trial rather than a free plan: 15 days of full access to all features, one website, ready-to-use templates and no credit card. Paid plans are priced per month, with 20% off for annual billing.

| Plan | Annual billing | Monthly billing | Websites | Widgets included | |---|---|---|---|---| | Starter | $12 a month | $15 | 1 | Popups and forms | | Growth | $24 a month | $30 | Up to 3 | Popups, forms, quizzes and spin-to-win | | Pro | $48 a month | $60 | Up to 5 | All widgets, with calculators and booking widgets |

Every paid plan lists unlimited widgets and views. You can cancel anytime, and access stays active until the end of the current paid period. The site also mentions a special agency plan with a 25% partner commission. The site links legal pages including a DPA, billing terms and a refund policy.

Who it suits

Site Leads suits a small business that already has a website and wants lead capture, offers and quotes without a developer. The made-to-order trades the calculator targets, such as windows, doors, kitchens and custom furniture, get the clearest benefit because the price depends on options. A salon or clinic can combine a calculator or booking widget with a promo popup. An agency can run the toolkit across several client sites, with 3 websites on Growth and 5 on Pro, and the partner plan for agencies exists.

There are limits to plan around. The widgets that matter for quotes and appointments, calculators and booking, are only on Pro, so a calculator-first buyer starts at $48 a month on annual billing. It does not build or host your site, and it is not a CRM: the company says it does not store visitor data on its servers and sends calculator requests to your email, which protects privacy but leaves tracking and follow-up to your own tools.