When someone fills out your form, the first few minutes matter most. Until now, sending them an instant email meant wiring up Mailchimp, Zapier or some other tool. Now it's built in. Auto Responder is live in Lead Delivery. As soon as someone submits your funnel, they can get an email from you. You set the sender name and choose who receives it. You can write it in plain text, add a Reply-To so replies go to the right person, and include a click-to-call link so they can reach you right away. It also works for leads who didn't finish your form: - Partial leads. Send people who dropped off a link that brings them back to finish. - Lead Memory. Use re-engagement links to cross-sell your existing leads or bring old ones back. There are no per-email fees. You can send as many as you have leads. You'll find it in your funnel under Lead Delivery. Want to really power-up your follow-up with instant AI booking and live transfers Check out our latest product LeadResponse.ai In other notes: Two new masterclass sessions are live 1) The 1-2 Punch for Phone Verified Leads: In-Field Validation + OTP (which one should you use? Maybe both!) --> https://leadcapture.io/masterclass/phone-verified-leads/ 2) How to Automate Funnel and Ad Reporting With AI Agents (Grokbot Edition) --> https://leadcapture.io/masterclass/ai-driven-reporting/

It can be hard to gauge the quality of traffic you're sending. Whether it comes from Meta, from Google, whatever. There are so many variables. Is the ad platform sending you qualified traffic? Is it your offer? Is it your ads? Is it something else? And there's not a lot of metrics that make it easy to see what's happening once somebody hits the page. You can open Google Analytics and look at session duration and bounce rates, but even those numbers are skewed. So I built a whole new way to look at these metrics inside your funnel. We launched three new analytics features. Now every single funnel shows three metrics. First is quick exits. This shows you who left within five seconds of a form appearing. If this number is high, it's usually the traffic, not the page. It could be the wrong people clicking through. That's pretty common with Meta, especially in your learning phase. Second is read not left. These are people who stayed longer than X seconds but never touched the form. They gave it a chance, but for whatever reason were not convinced. This tells you to work on your offer, your page, your copy. Quick exits tells you to work on your targeting, your ads, and the traffic coming from your ad platform and messaging. Third is start form. This shows you how many people were interested enough to get started with the form. When you see start form go up, it tells you something's working and you can double down on what's working. Then from there we give you funnel forensics. You can dive into every single funnel and continue to optimize from there. And taking it one step further, Claude and Copilot can use these metrics to continually help you get more leads. This is just one example of how we're thinking outside of the box to help people get access to data at a level that's never been given before through any landing page and funnel builder to actually k now exactly what to fix.

Just in time for Halloween, we shipped a fun new feature called Ghost Fields. Big thanks to Onno for the motivation and inspiration to ship this one. Contact fields are usually where funnels get spooky for the wrong reason. Email and phone sit there together, friction spikes, people bounce. Ghost Fields flip that. You turn Ghost Mode on a field, and it stays hidden until the person finishes the one above it. They type their email. Then the phone field appears. Same trick works on quiz questions. Age first. Gender pops after. It is the same psychology that makes multi-step forms work. Get a small yes, then ask for the harder one. Combine this with our new Funnel Forensics feature and it opens up new possibilities to drive conversion through the roof. I recorded a short walkthrough if you want to see it live. Happy Halloween. Go add ghost fields to your forms and funnels. And yes... I know this is progressive form fields with a Halloween costume on. The industry name is fine. Ghost Fields is more fun, and it is October, so I am leaning all the way in. https://youtu.be/NlJQ1fMN3JY

Some of you have been waiting for this for awhile now. - AI analysis of session recordings - Drill into any step and see a break down of what people are interacting with, what's happening in real time, how long people are interacting with fields, and more. You'll finally be able to answer questions like: "Are people abandoning my address field?" "what fields are causing the highest drop-off in a step" "Which options in my step are adding friction?" "Is this question confusing?" "How many people who enter an OTP pin code enter the wrong one in?" and pull the data via MCP or copilot. This is going to open up whole new set of A/B testing opportunities with a level of data that you can't get anywhere else.

Our lead funnels just got a major upgrade. They can now start driving traffic from SEO and LLMs. Until today, there were only a few ways to get traffic to a lead funnel. Buy it with ads. Get partners to send it. Email your list. Or find some other outside channel. Starting today, LeadCapture funnels can pull in their own organic traffic. Here's what changed. Crawlers on custom domains now see everything: your headlines, FAQs, testimonials, and copy get indexed too. The technical SEO is handled for you. Sitemaps, canonical tags, structured data, and robots.txt are all generated automatically. Nobody has to write schema markup. AI assistants are let in on purpose. robots.txt explicitly allows GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot, and every domain gets an llms.txt file. Each funnel has a Visibility Check with a score and a checklist, plus a "See what Google sees" button that shows exactly what a crawler gets. Spin up a funnel. Turn on SEO and LLM discoverability. Start building traffic. This is the first of many traffic features that we plan to launch over the next year. We're building towards something even bigger in our Traffic section, but more on that another time.